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    Jft2 Task 2

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    In analyzing the Utah Symphony and Utah Opera merger case study‚ it was obvious that many factors‚ finances‚ personalities‚ and even the community would be involved. The wide reaching affects of a merger between these two types of organizations was eye opening. At the time of the proposed merger‚ the Utah Opera had a stronger financial footing and was not in danger of closing. The Utah Symphony however‚ was sliding down a dangerous financial slope. The organizations were structured differently

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    As a composer‚ Mahler all his life stood in a shadow of his far more famous friend and rival‚ Richard Strauss (1864-1949). While the audience in Europe saluted Strauss’ tone poems and his operas with enthusiasm‚ Mahler received recognition as an up-and-coming director/conductor of the Vienna Court Opera‚ but remained controversial as a composer. Although Mahler failed to win a well-deserved recognition as a successful composer during his lifetime‚ Mahler’s symphonies have become a firmly established

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    Maria Barthélemon: Child Prodigy and Composer When looking through history we can see many composers throughout time. Most early composers were men but in the 1700s a shift was made and women started composing more music. There are many famous men and woman who composed music during the 1700s‚ I am going to focus on Maria Barthélemon. She was not only a composer but was a very successful singer and keyboard player throughout Ireland‚ London‚ France‚ and Italy. She has only a few surviving works

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    Amadeus, the Movie

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    course living conditions are fine‚ constant overindulgence and pleasure. The dress is very extravagant‚ very colorful and very thick and layered. The primary source of entertainment shown in the movie is music‚ seemingly more operas than anything else. Most likely because Operas provided the most entertainment at the time; a play set to a score of music. The main character is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart‚ played by Tom Hulce. In the movie Mozart is portrayed as a very immature‚ childish adult; yet unbelievably

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    Madame Bovary Paper

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    Christoph Willibald Gluck‚ a French composer who had made the orchestra more important in Opera‚ developed Operas that held sudden loud dynamics‚ tremolos in the strings‚ chromatic motion‚ dissonant chords‚ and blasts from the brass that was unlike any other Opera of its time.1 Gluck‚ in the year of 1762 produced an opera with the poet Raniero de Calzabigi known as Orfeo ed Euridice‚ which held one of the scenes of the story of Orpheus when he was in a cavernous space in the underworld.2 Gluck had

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    Grade Details - All Questions Page:   1  2  3  4  Question 1. Question : Which of the following musicals were based on classic plays and literature?   Student Answer:  Showboat‚ South Pacific and The King and I    South Pacific‚ The Sound of Music‚ and Pal Joey    Candide‚ Carousel‚ and Porgy and Bess    Candide‚ My Fair Lady‚ and West Side Story   Points Received: 0 of 3   Comments: Question 2. Question : These small instrumental ensembles were used as military bands in the Revolutionary

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    inevitable demise remains ambiguous. The setting of the opening chapter of the novel‚ an elitist New York opera house‚ immediately reveals Wharton’s criticisms of 19th century society. The very foundations of opera are kept alive by conventions‚ mirroring the almost ritualistic orthodoxy of Newland and his contemporaries. Indeed‚ in keeping with the “unalterable and unquestioned” tradition of Opera‚ the performance has been “translated into Italian for the clearer understanding of English speaking audiences

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    Tristan And Isolde Essay

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    entertainment-- something to take their mind off of the busy work days. Wagner’s Tristan and Isolde “represent[ed] an antithesis to the modern rationalism and decadence exemplified above all conventions of the Italian opera.” The incorporation of the English horn across the many preludes throughout the opera‚ for its pastoral association‚ and the improvisatory solos on top of the traditional bar forms and formal structure of orchestral music shows Wagner’s attempt to imitate a medieval design‚ “it broke down the

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    Mozart Wise Women

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    Research Oh Susanna: The Wise Women of Mozart In Mozart’s operas‚ as in his life‚ says Anat Sharon of the Department of Literature‚ Language and the Arts at the Open University‚ women rather than men are the ones who come out on top and who win our hearts. Mozart loved and valued women in his personal life and this was reflected in his operas. Through brilliant musical interpretations‚ his sympathetic‚ vividly-drawn portraits make audiences love even the most evil of women. Mozart’s fascinating

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    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a born child prodigy. He was Born in Salzburg in January 27 of 1756. He was the son of Leopold Mozart. He for years since his birth has he inspired and amazed people of all ages with his work. He was the greatest composer of his time. As a child he showed musical gifts of a great magnitude. He composed minuets at the age of five and played for royals at the age of six. He and his sister‚ who was a gifted keyboard and clavier player‚ went on a tour around Paris and

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