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    Schoenberg Op.21

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    first published in 1884 and later translated into German by Otto Erich Hartleben. Schoenberg began composing on March 12 and completed the work on July 9‚ 1912. The ensemble consisted of flute‚ piccolo‚ clarinet‚ bass clarinet‚ violin‚ viola‚ cello‚ piano‚ and voice. After twenty-five rehearsals‚ Schoenberg and Zehme‚ in a Columbine dress‚ gave the premiere in Berlin on October 16‚ 1912. Reactions were mixed‚ with some criticism of blasphemy in the text‚ to which Schoenberg responded‚ "If they were

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    new movement. Sometimes it is forcefully stated in its "original" (or first) form like the 1st movement or very subtly within a running melody as in the 2nd movement. Now that I have actually listened to and analyzed the musical components 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

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    Madison Pender Hour 2 Senior Listening Loua Vang Violin Sonata No. 9‚ “Kreutzer” By: Beethoven Loua chose this piece since he found it on Youtube late at night and it caught his attention. He likes the sudden bursts of joy‚ anger‚ and the passion of this piece. Which these attitudes explain his passion for the piece. The beginning starts with a violin. There are many sforzandos with the eighth notes and whole notes. The tempo is moderato as the piano plays a couple measures of staccato quarter notes

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    Piano Types

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    Pianos For a long period of time‚ playing the piano has become very popular because it can help pianists to express their feelings through songs and also transfer those emotions to people around them. It is the most popular instrument‚ and it can play most popular types of music from classical to jazz‚ pop‚ or blues. People play the piano as a leisure activity. It is not too much to say that more and more people want to learn to play the piano than any other instrument. There have been many types

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    Confidentiality and Minors

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    clients are minors. “Confidentiality is a widely held ethical standard a variously accorded legal right of clients and responsibility of counselors (American Counseling Association‚ 2005: American School Counseling Association‚ 2010). According to the Ethical Standards for School Counselors and the Code of Ethics and Standards for Counseling (2010)‚ both specify that counselors are ethically required to take appropriate action and breach confidentiality in certain circumstances involving minors. Counselors

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    The Piano Guys Analysis

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    Olivia Jeffers Music Appreciation (ONLINE) 1 March 2016 The Piano Guys Music comes in many different forms and continues to grow as society expands. Over the years‚ music has become more simplistic in the main stream. Before understanding why artists create a certain type of music‚ or why they perform a certain type of music it all draws back to who they are as an individual or group. The Piano Guys is a group of ten people who have worked hard wanting to entertain people with their music abilities

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    The Piano Bluebeard

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    The piano Pageant Scene Corrigan states "Note which elements are repeated to emphasize a point or a perception" (22). Many elements such as angles‚ peeping holes‚ and fingers are portrayed in the film. They are particularly emphasized in the pageant. The pageant scene embodies a story within a story. It contains a great deal of imagery and foreshadowing .The Bluebeard performance emphasis the key concepts of female fatality and female strength in this film. At the start of the performance

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    Shoe Horn Sonata

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    projected images‚ music and dialogue‚ distinctively visual texts represent challenging aspects of life effectively. This is portrayed through texts such as John Misto’s play The Shoe Horn Sonata‚ Kevin McDonalds docu-drama Touching the Void and Roberto Innocenti’s picture book Rose Blanche. The shoe horn sonata by John Misto is a play that deals with the brutality of World War 2 by locking at the stories of two financial characters‚ Bridie and Sheila. When he wrote the play‚ Misto was concerned that

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    Minor Project

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    Minor Project Report On EFFECT OF EVENTS ON INTERNATIONALLY LISTED STOCK: A STUDY OF INDIAN ADRs Submitted in partial fulfillment for the award of the degree of Master of Business Administration Under The Guidance of: Dr. Anindita Chakraborty Assistant Professor FMS-BHU Submitted by: Yubraj Subedi M.B.A. ii nd Exam Roll No. : 12380MA014 April 2013 DECLARATION I hereby declare that this minor Report entitled “EFFECT OF EVENTS ON INTERNATIONALLY LISTED STOCK: A STUDY

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    Op 2.17

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    OP 2.17: Contribute to the support of children’s creative development 1. Describe why creative development is important to children’s learning Children’s creativity must be extended by the provision of support for their curiosity‚ exploration and play. They must be provided with opportunities to explore and share their thoughts‚ ideas and feelings‚ for example‚ through a variety of art‚ music‚ movement‚ dance‚ imaginative and role-play activities‚ mathematics‚ and design and technology. What

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