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    Music has entertained millions of people around the world for centuries. Music allows the world to communicate self expression and creativity. Without music‚ no one would be able to listen to‚ or understand the beauty of compositions from composers Ludwig Van Beethoven‚ Johann Sebastian Bach‚ and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Music allows people to learn and develop important skills. These skills include better coordination‚ better time management and organizational skills‚ and music enhances the ability

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    Differences and similarities of Baroque and Classical music The difference between Baroque and classical music begins with the era that they came into transition. Baroque music emerged in ‘Italy during the renaissance period between 1600 and 1750’s. Baroque orchestras are small in size and the use of the harpsichord (harp) is popular in this style of music. Baroque requires the use of many string instruments such as; the violin‚ violoncello‚ viola‚ and contrabass. The organ and flute were also

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    moment no one will ever forget. Cross-country skiing is one way you can feel this exhilarating moment. Learning about the history‚ the techniques‚ and about some athletes that perform this sport can be strenuous but also interesting. Generally speaking‚ cross-country skiing is one of the most watched sport in the Winter Olympics up next to hockey and figure skiing. Nearly 100 years ago the first male cross-country skier raced competitors from other countries in the first Winter Olympics in 1924.

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    “Merry Go Round” by Kacey Musgraves sounds like an ordinary country song but once the lyrics are read and analyzed listeners realize that it is nothing but. Ordinary country songs would be praising the small towns that the artist grew up in and displaying it in a good light but Mugraves’ song describes rural towns as boring and explains how fake the residents are‚ “Mamas hooked on Mary Kay/ Brothers hooked on Mary Jane/ And Daddies hooked on Mary two doors down”. In comparison Holcomb at first sight

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    during teenaged years and like all music pop punk relates to emotion‚ the emotion they relate to is outrage at society. With common punk music elements‚ such as guitar riffs‚ a heavy focus on drums at the climax‚ and vocal harmonies paired with the structure of a pop song and lyrics that defy norms‚ this genre has always been relatable for teens. Starting in the early 90’s some punk bands started to make a new sound this sound would later be called pop punk music‚ but it wouldn’t until the late 90’s

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    morning‚ I would like to present to you a public speech about ’Music helps us to express every kind of emotion and can induce multiple responses.’ Music. We hear it almost every day. No matter where we are‚ music will always be played either on the radio or just by humming a tune. Did you know that music started as early as the Paleolithic era? So music is about 200 000 years old. Music and society have always been intimately related. Music reflects and creates social conditions – including the factors

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    Essay on ‘’My Little Bit of Country’’ ‘’My little Bit of Country’’ is an essay‚ written by Susan Cheever‚ about Central Park. Susan Cheever acts as the narrator‚ telling parts of her life story‚ from her childhood days until her present‚ from her point-of-view. The story takes place in the urban Manhattan‚ putting the New York City life in perspective‚ of a life in the suburbs. The story begins with the protagonists’ first memory of summer mornings in Central Park with her father‚ after his

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    Crow country by Kate Constable‚ 2011‚ creates a rich sense of Sadie as a character‚ as seen through her relationship with her mum‚ with Lachie and Walter. Sadie is a city girl who is forced to move to a old dried up town called Boort which Sadie did not which Sadie did not like one bit. As significant events occur‚ Sadie grows and develops as a character which changes her attitude towards the town and people of Boort. Sadie and her mother Ellie’s relationship changes through circumstances that

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    Music in different cultures English from this country has changed a lot over the years‚ mainly due to changes in technology. Starting with cave men making instruments from sticks and rocks‚ having people playing harpsichord to nowadays where people are able to either play music on an instrument themselves or create it on a computer. Due to a slow advance of technology in some places in Africa‚ the tribes over their have kept pretty traditional sticking to music on drums‚ harp like instruments‚ rattles

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    High school cross country is one of the simplest sports in existence. All you do is run! You run at practice to get faster race times. There is only one event for varsity‚ the five kilometer race. You warm-up‚ head up to the starting line‚ wait for the gun‚ then race. My first experience with cross country was my freshman year in high school. The year before that I participated in track and ran the 800m and the 1600m events. I found that I preferred long distance events and wanted to continue to

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