Unison

song seems to have a lot of rhythm and a sense of joy in the background. Music seems to be more moveable in rhythm while walking. The piano in the background tends to be smooth and the beat is in tune. The musical instrument in the background is in unison. The tune kind of remind me of a bar in the early days. The Language from the music seems to be foreign like spanish or latin. The foreign language makes everything seem quite fascinating. The guitar in the background flows very well to make everything

Allan Ulrich states, “These dancers leap, roll and congeal in unison in a way that recalls Paul Taylor (nothing to be ashamed of there) and several of the dancers have studied ballet. The center of the performers’ gravity keeps shifting and the effect keeps you alert.” (2015) Modern dance is performed once Abraham

The Sound of Music is an iconic musical theatre production, produced by Andrew Lloyd Webber, John Frost, Davis Ian and The Really Useful Group, currently being performed at QPAC in Brisbane. The musical features the uplifting true story of Maria and the Von Trapp families’ flight across the mountains, with countless singing, dancing and acting numbers. Some of the stand out songs formed by the collaboration of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, were “Sixteen Going on Seventeen”, “So Long,

“Yesterday.” “Hey Jude.” “Let It Be.” Those are the songs that come to mind when thinking of Paul McCartney’s masterpieces with The Beatles. However, “Here, There and Everywhere,” a beautiful love song from the album Revolver, seems to go rather unnoticed. But one listen is all it takes to see why John Lennon called it one of his favorite songs of The Beatles. The song’s seemingly simple tune and love lyrics hide subtle musical complexities that help give it a classic sound that endures through time

cross one lace over the next, pulling tighter as the leather of the cleat begins to hug my foot. Others around me are doing the same as the certain “crack” of the cleats hitting the barren concrete resonate through the cinderblock locker room. In unison, the other athletes around me head to the battlefield to take part in what is sure to be a war. Everyone on this team was playing for a different reason, whether united or not, everyone had their own motivation. Sabo believes in his essay, “Pigskin

When reflecting on what I have read in the book Building an Ethical School by Robert J. Starratt, and the information obtained from my current Ethics and Social Responsibilities class, I feel I have an abundance of valuable information that will guide me in creating an ethical school environment when I am a school leader.      When I think of an ethical school, I envision a school where all members of the school make decisions based on what is right and good. I read once

in Canada mistaken the formula instruction and many patients became very ill. This is one of the reasons why America should convert to the metric system because there is less work converting the math, it is easier in communication, and will be in unison with the rest of the world. The united states, Liberia, and Myanmar are the only countries in the world that do not use the metric system. Different countries that communicate with the U.S. have trouble converting the Unit. It confuses a lot of people

out daily in order to have the strength to go full out for a routine which will include stunts such as lifting other cheerleaders, tumbling passes, and a choreographed dance with the rest of the team. All cheerleaders in the group must perform in unison in order for the group to succeed. If one person moves differently or takes one step outside the white line, the rest of the team is punished. These skills that are needed should be plenty of evidence to prove that cheerleading is a

energetic burst of violins, piano, electric guitar, electric bass, and a drum kit, the song’s intro is heavily syncopated and rhythmically varied. After a short call and response section between the piano and rest of the band, every instrument in unison performs a rising, 8th note riff that connects to the verse. It is here when the vocals come in where the intro’s powerful energy slides into a less driving, more mellow mood. The intro grabs the listener’s attention, but once the lyrics come in the

the children at the daycare on Duquesne's campus when they went trick-or-treating in the Hogan Dining Center. Adorably decked out in various costumes, they all chanted (somewhat melodically) "Trick or Treat" as they anxiously awaited candy. They, in unison, also said "thank you" whenever they received a piece of candy. Although most of these