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    Intrigues Me Analysis

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    The first intrigues me is the high notes. The clarinet solo performer has a skillful transform between high notes‚ and the piece ends with an altissimo C. The performer changes it nice‚ smooth and natural. The second part that intrigues me is the whole band makes a good combination. The other performers not only do not cover the clarinet’s sound‚ but also set off the advantages of the clarinet. It makes a good harmony. The last thing is the emotions. The performers perform the characteristics of

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    Chopin's The Awakening

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    What started as a solitary leaf dancing in the wind quickly evolved‚ becoming a thunderous beast smashing against the entrance to the dank cellar I found myself in‚ deep in the rolling plains of Poland. The wind conveyed to me a sense of indignation‚ and at the same time‚ isolation. I could feel the wind stinging across my face‚ leaving me shivering and anxious. With a final‚ abrupt roar of the wind‚ I was ripped from my fictitious cellar‚ back into the closed confines of my room in Long Island.

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    Frédéric Chopin is a well-known Polish pianist and composer during the Romantic Era (1780-1910)‚ Chopin’s work inspired many young composers and musicians even till this day. Chopin is one of the greatest influential pianist and composers‚ his music and composed pieces are extremely astonished‚ especially his style of romantic taste‚ which are very unique and different compare to other composers. However‚ his work did not just influences the musical world‚ but it also influenced many artist and literature

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    Stravinsky's The Firebird

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    The emphatic‚ stirring conclusion to The Firebird leaves the listener with the sense that a favorable event of great significance has occurred‚ or that a long-sought-for goal has been achieved. This effect is achieved mainly through Stravinsky’s peculiar choices of instrumentation and dynamic markings. As far as I could tell‚ Scene 2 was in a major key throughout‚ with no modulation to a minor tonality. Because major key music typically conveys positive emotions‚ the overall mood of the work is

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    It is fair to say that every piece of composition has a hidden significance behind it as well as a certain impact on the listeners. Alexander Nevsky’s fourth movement Arise‚ Ye Russian People‚ composed by the famous Russian composer Sergey Prokofiev‚ was a cantata (vocal composition with an instrumental accompaniment) designed to fit the film directed by Sergei Eisenstein on the thirteenth-century Russian hero Alexander Nevsky. Although this movement is relatively short‚ but the music as a whole

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    Gustav Holst: The Planets The two movements I focus on in my analysis are the first movement: Mars‚ and the third movement‚ Mercury. Mars Mars is the first movement of the suite and it starts with a bang. A slow‚ ominous intro begins with the sound of snare drums being played in the background. Soon the horns greet the drums‚ creating an immediate feeling of danger within the first movement. The powerful tones by the strings section set for a very dramatic‚ almost inhuman feel‚ to the movement

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    Andrew Walker Mr. Ruiter Choir M3 12/14/2015 Benjamin Britten Benjamin was brought into the world on November 22‚ 1913 on the east coast of England in a town called Lowestoft. At age 5 he was composing music for the first time. His mom‚ Edith Rhoda was an amateur singer and that was his first musical exposure. Without musical guidance he somehow progressed enough to at the age of 6 write a play called “The Royal Falily”. As much as he liked music‚ he also loved mathematics as well as being

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    Pierrot Lunaire Essay

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    The answer to French Impressionism was German Expressionism. “Where the French genius delighted in luminous impressions received from the outer world; the Germanic dug deep down into the hidden resources of the soul. In Vienna‚ where Sigmund Freud developed his theories of psychoanalysis‚ artists tried to capture for art the shadowy terrain of the unconscious. Expressionism set up inner experience as the only reality” (L48‚ 11:07). “At the turn of the twentieth century‚ Vienna was Paris’s only

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    Johann Sebastian Bach

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    Johann Sebastian Bach was born in Eisenach‚ Germany as the youngest child of a church organist father‚ Johann Ambrosius Bach (1645-1695)‚ and a mother‚ Maria Elisabeth Lammerhirt (1644-1694) and into a great musical family‚ stretching back seven generations. Bach’s family was devoutly Lutheran. Bach learned violin and music theory from his father and organ from Johann Christoph Bach (1671-1721). In 1692‚ when Bach was seven years old‚ he attended Lateinschule in Eisenach and studied religion‚ Latin

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    Title: The Sound of Silence Which version of “the Sound of Silence” did you like the best-the poem‚ the old Simon and Garfunkel version‚ or the newer version by Disturbed? Why? I like the newer musical version redone by the group called Disturbed. Because the lyrics have a modern twist‚ and the words are very clear somewhat haunting. I did not get the feeling from the Simon and Garfunkel original version the words were not very clear. Disturbed’ s band was a full orchestra band which made the

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