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    Ludwig Van Beethoven

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    11th‚ 3rd period 10 May 2014 Ludwig Van Beethoven Beethoven! He lived from 1770-1827‚ and wrote 75 pieces of music. He wrote 9 symphonies‚ seven concertos‚ 17 string quartets‚ 32 piano sonatas‚ and ten sonatas for the violin and piano (How many…). “Beethoven is a renowned composer of classical music and is branded as one of the greatest composers of all time.” (How many…) Beethoven was the most talented composer of all time. From an early age‚ Beethoven has taken and interest in music. “His father

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    like he was painting a beautiful picture. It has some kinds of romantic emotion‚ but Beethoven described it by a sorrowful way. Beethoven composed this movement use lots of sixteenth notes‚ from one part to others. The theme sixteenth notes were formed by A.F.E.D. This movement was totally different with the second movement‚ and makes a confrontation with the first movement. This also can give expression to Beethoven have a firm belief in the struggle for victory. However‚ this movement comes to an

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    One of the most popular Beethoven’s works is the ninth symphony. An interesting performance with the philharmonic orchestra & oratorio chorus for Beethoven. The performance was at the musical art center‚ Wednesday‚ April 20 at 8 pm.in additional‚ the performance was by the conductor Carl St. Clair‚ Betsy Burleigh the Chorus Master and more. It was a very huge performance that a person must get a ticket whether he is a student or not. Going into details about the music‚ the performance has only one

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    Ludvig van Beethoven no doubt is one of the greatest pianist and composers to date. His earlier works are usually compared to Mozart due to the similarity of the structure but one major different was Beethoven’s ability to incorporate his own imagination into each composition. Although most of his work had been recognized by the music industry‚ it was his first symphony of the starting point in his career. The Symphony number one‚ opus 21 was written in C major contain four movements‚ and although

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    Analysis of "Piano" The speaker in "Piano" by D. H. Lawrence is proud to be a full grown man‚ yet he loves remembering his happy childhood; his nostalgic attitude causes him to feel guilty as if he had betrayed his present state of being. Through effective imagery‚ Lawrence is able (to describe an image) to help the reader understand the speaker’s nostalgic attitude. The diction and tone used in this poem reveal the speaker’s struggle as his feelings mix between his desire to be a man and his desire

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    of the entire symphony I can sympathize with people who feel the first movement is over played and dull; however‚ I personally feel it is the most important movement because it is where the motive is established and the climax just can’t be beat. Beethoven gives it to the listener up front: the four-note motive upon which the entire symphony is based (short-short-short-long). You can’t help but get chills when a brief pause before the recapitulation

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    The Piano Teacher

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    “The Piano Teacher” “The Piano Teacher” is a novel written by Elfriede Jelinek and first published in 1983. It was made into a motion picture directed by Michael Haneke and won three major prizes at the Cannes 2001 festival including best actress for Isabelle Huppert and best actor for Benoit Magimel. Erika Kohut is a piano teacher at the Conservatory of Vienna. She is a very up tight‚ rigid and cold person. As I kept reading the book I understood that it was not her fault she came up to

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    On Christmas Day 1989‚ the city of Berlin got to enjoy a concert for the ages: the "Ode to Freedom‚". A composite event‚ covering centuries worth of work by the composers Schiller‚ Beethoven - and Leonard Bernstein. The purpose of the concert was to celebrate the fall of the Berlin Wall in a way that would be remembered forever. Bernstein had the soloists and chorus sing in the final movement of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony that truly symbolized freedom‚ as a gift from the gods to the Germans. Not

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    stroke of my hands of my performance matters today. And yet‚ I smiled‚ letting my hands dance all over‚ presenting a symphony of sound as the ideas inside my head came to life. The music to my ears‚ however‚ wasn’t Bach or Beethoven‚ despite my personal pursuit of the piano. Instead‚ the notes of my waltz were snippets of HTML tags and CSS selectors on my monitor‚ the sweet melody the scattered wireframes and mockups across my desk‚

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    approach can be seen in the precise timings given for each section and his organic approach can be seen in the natural growth of his ideas. This style has been influenced by classical and baroque concerto forms‚ with it’s slow introduction and elements of the baroque ’concerto for orchestra’ and ’concerto grosso’ (although this cannot be clearly seen in this movement). Much of the work is based on a scalic idea Bartok called his ’germinal motif.’ It is based on an Arabic scale‚ and is found in much

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