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    Today in class we watched a video on Gumbo. The Gumbo we saw today was not about the creation of the famous New Orleans dish‚ but the creation of Jazz. The Documentary Gumbo was directed by Ken Burns who interviewed different people from critics to famous musicians. One of the famous musicians he interviewed was Wynton Marsalis a famous trumpet player. In the introduction Marsalis said something that grabbed my attention‚ he said: “music is a language”. New Orleans was the home for many people of

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    On October 24th at 7:30 in Williams gym‚ Gregory Tompkins and Ellen Brewer performed several piano and violin pieces. I really enjoyed the dynamic aspects of each piece. They all told an individual story that resonated with the audience even after its conclusion. As I listened to the performance‚ I was reminded of various different historical contexts. The musicians’ playing technique along with the unique structure of each composition contributed to their dynamism. The first piece was a violin solo

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    Celia Kane 3/09/2012 Eng 120 Section B01 Spring 2012 Literary Analysis Essay 2 “The Lesson”: Significance of Miss Moore Taking the Children to New Environments The predominant theme in “The Lesson” composed by Toni Cade Bambara is creating an understanding to adolescents of all the opportunities life has to offer; a lesson on social class and having a choice which society you choose to live in. Miss. Moore who takes on the responsibility to educate the young ones has intentions

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    Cage’s life is mandatory. Born in 1912‚ it can be deduced that most of Cage’s creative thoughts originated from his father‚ who invented the submarine that held the world’s record of staying underneath water (Nicholls 4). At a young age‚ Cage learned piano from his aunt who exposed him to music of the 19th Century and laid his foundation in music theory (Haskins 19-20). Despite being a top student‚ Cage dropped out of college after realizing that the education system contradicted his ideals. For example

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    world and the fantasy world. For example‚ in Corpse Bride the first song in the ordinary world was According To Plan which was played slowly and with piano. It was also written in B flat Minor which made it seem dreary. While in contrast the song Remains of the Day‚ which was the first song in the land of the dead‚ was upbeat and was played with piano and a saxophone which gave it a jazz like sound. It was written in B flat Major which also gave it the exact opposite sound of According To Plan. Burton

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    On 24th of October 2015‚ the Namibia songstress Shishani was a headline act at the Tamasha Festival an event that celebrates Africa and African media makers in the mediums of film‚ photography‚ music and literature. -------------------------------------------- Shishani shared the stage with Muthoni the Drummer Queen‚ Eric Wainiana and Blackblingers. Following her well received performance at the festival we caught up with her on the 25th at Moniko’s Kitchen at Valley Arcade and got into a candid

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    | REPORT: JOB ANALYSIS | | CIPD DIPLOMA IN HR PRACTICECIPD NO 2317474X3CJA CONTRIBUTING TO THE PROCESS OF JOB ANALYSIS WORD COUNT 1529MARIA DUYA16TH OCTOBER 2012 | CONTENTS PAGE Principles and Purpose of Job Analysis 2 Compare and Contrast 3 methods of Job Analysis 2 - 3 Contribute to the Process of Job Analysis 4-6 References 7 Appendix 1 Estates and Facilities Organisation Structure 8 Appendix 2 Business Service Organisation Structure 9 Appendix

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    and explanation‚ the pianist might be required to slow down to “invite” the singer’s entrance. An example would be the transition to the final stanza of Berg’s “Die Nachtigall” that is marked accelerando into Tempo I. The two phrases of the small piano interlude start on off-beats‚ are supported by off-beats in the left hand and have different lengths and seem thus to confuse the singer easily. In an ideal collaboration‚ both partners know each other’s voices well enough to surmount such difficulties

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    Azúcar Negra Analysis

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    around the age of 20 and she joined the Sonora Matancera until taking her own route in México and later on in the United States. The overall album‚ Azúcar Negra‚ has an upbeat and fun rhythm as it incorporates the use of trumpets‚ conga‚ bongo drum‚ piano‚ claves‚ maracas and el güiro. The instruments I listed‚ are commonly heard of in cuban music‚ especially salsa.

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    Analysis Of Lux Aurumque

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    The first piece I’m going to talk about is Lux Aurumque by Eric Whitacre. This piece is a cantata‚ or a piece that is meant to be sung by a choral SATB choir. Since the choir is not all singing the same pitches‚ this piece would be texturally polyphonic with the sopranos especially near the end singing a different tune than the rest of the voices. The range between the voices goes from the lowest bass note to the highest soprano note near the solo in the beginning. The timbre of the voices is smooth

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