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    primarily utopian and idealist‚ and when the French failed to live up to expectations‚ most English intellectuals renounced the Revolution. However‚ the romantic vision had taken forms other than political‚ and these developed apace. In Lyrical Ballads (1798 and 1800)‚ a watershed in literary history‚ William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge presented and illustrated a beneficial visual: poetry should express‚ in genuine language‚ experience as filtered through personal emotion and imagination;

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    Taylor Derouen Lecturer Pamela Cotter MU4135 3 November 2016 The Development of Irish Cultural Nationalism and the Irish Nation Irish cultural nationalism is deeply influenced by both the music and dance traditions of the nineteen and twentieth centuries. It would not be right to say that music or dance had any more influence than the other because both can be deeply connected to the Irish nation. Irish music and Irish dance had their own separate roles in the flourishing of Irish

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    20‚ which is “El Ahualulco”. The composer is anonymous and was performed by the Conjunto Hueyapan. This genre music came from the Son Jarocho‚ where insturments such as the harp‚ jarana jarocho‚ and requinto jarocho are being played. The harp is something very noticeable in son jarocho. The harp is a 36-string non pedal harp‚ it functions as a lead and bass instrument. Another instrument used is the jarana jarocha which is an 8-string small and flat instrument. The use of this instrument is to create

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    Dieudonné-Félix Godefroid (1818 -1897) Godefroid was a Belgian harpist who composed pieces for the harp and piano. He was born in Namur and later on moved to Boulogne-sur-Mer‚ where his father opened a music school. Godefroid attended the Paris Conservatory in 1832 to study harp with François Joseph Naderman and Théodore Labarre. Afterwards‚ Godefroid pursued a concert career. Starting in 1839‚ Godefroid began a solo tour throughout all of Europe and the Levant. In 1847‚ he settled down in Paris

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    is seldom used as a lead instrument. Films like Saturday Night Fever and Thank God Its Friday made disco theque more popular than ever before. It was the Bee Gees who came to represent real Disco theque. The group till then was famous for their ballads and pop songs challenging the supremacy of The Beatles. Their success numbers were released again on the Saturday Night Fever movie soundtrack. Disco was born much earlier in the late 60’s when Jerry Butleras haunting melody was the first case of

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    “Zach‚ you know your friend‚ Luke‚ he was walking home from the library and he was alone‚ and someone grabbed him and …” my mother couldn’t take it anymore and she burst out crying. “Mom‚ mom‚ mom‚ mom!” I was practically screaming. I already knew what she was going to say. I just sat back on the couch and watched as a tear streamed down my face into my hand. I eventually fell asleep on the couch. I woke up at three in the morning and I could see the sun peaking out with the stars and moon retreating

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    1968 Paul Simon and Bruce Woodley wrote “The Boxer”‚ a modern rock ballad. This narrative poetry tells the story of a young man struggling financially to make ends meet in a down economy. Like all narrative poetry‚ it tells a story of true life emotions that people can relate to. At the time‚ the economy in the United States of America was weak and thus many Americans were struggling financially. During this economic crisis‚ this ballad was popularized by the famous Simon and Garfunkel musical duo. While

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    doubtful look. “Do you really want to go chasing some wives tale or the tale of some widow?” Come on Jackson‚ we chase tales all the time. What’s a tale about a magic harp hidden deep in the forest of an island call green ruins any different. “Everything you said just now is nonsense do you know what kind of magic properties this harp has?” “Good question let me ask the geezer perhaps he forgot to mention that in his story.” The old man with the raggedy red scarf who‚ was in a brown coat

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    despair about the discovery is expressed through bitter weeping‚ a common device in popular ballads. Strong emotions are not spelled out to the reader‚ but expressed though signs and gestures (Hoffmann 19‚20). Before she dies‚ the unfaithful wife catches a glimpse of both heaven’s “pleasant hills / That the sun shines sweetly on” (l.49‚50) and hell’s mountain “dreary wi frost and snow” (l.53‚54)‚ giving the ballad an unusual moralistic quality. The immediate contrast between the two symbolic spheres

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    Ossian Awakening the Spirits on the Banks of the Lora with the Sounds of His Harp François Gérard’s painting‚ Ossian Awakening the Spirits on the Banks of the Lora with the Sounds of His Harp‚ depicts an intense‚ yet somber nocturnal scene. In the foreground sits Ossian at the bank of a narrow river playing his harp. “His head is bent with profound feeling; his clenched fingers and rigid arms‚ along with the disarrayed flow of his hair‚ convey the energy with which he plays… [Facing] him is the seated

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