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    The fourth movement begins without pause from the transition. The music resounds in C major‚ an unusual choice by the composer as a symphony that begins in C minor is expected to finish in that key.[24] In Beethoven’s words: Many assert that every minor piece must end in the minor. Nego! ...Joy follows sorrow‚ sunshine—rain.[25] The triumphant and exhilarating finale is written in an unusual variant of sonata form: at the end of the development section‚ the music halts on a dominant cadence‚ played

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    harmony

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    character to a song. The harmony gives emotions to a song‚ some of this emotions are sadness‚ happiness and/darkness. Harmony is any combination of tones simultaneously. It is the structure of music with respect to the composition and progression of chords. It is often referred as the “vertical” side of music with melody being the “horizontal” side of music. Usually harmonization sounds pleasant to the ear as long as the consonant and the dissonant sounds are balanced. Which means that there is a

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    Astronomer by the name of Hipparchus compiled the trigonometric table which measured the length of the chord subtending the various angles in a circle of a fixed radius r. In other words‚ Hipparchus made the first piece of the puzzle for the Unit Circle. His table was done in increasing degrees of 71. Another man‚ buy the name of Ptolemy took that piece of the puzzle and created a table of chords which increased in 1 degree‚ this took place in the 5th century. This next piece was known as Menelaus’s

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    Analysis of Ragtime

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    Ragtime by Maria Sevostyanova EG-42 “Ragtime” is a novel about the American life at the beginning of the 20th century. This book was written by the American writer Edgar Laurence Doktorow in 1975. This story tells us about Coalhouse Walker Jr.‚ a black pianist‚ who leaves his pregnant girlfriend Sarah to make a career. Sarah tries to kill her baby but a family of honest and kind people takes her into their house to take care of her and her baby. The extract taken for the analysis

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    what was coming next. Although Debussy was influenced by Wagner and Liszt‚ (which can be seen in his usage of chromatic and whole-tone chords)‚ his music is free from the need to constantly resolve. Debussy also tends to keep a tonal focus. However‚ in his piece L’isle joyeuse he chose to defy the predictable tonal relationships between chords and gave each chord a degree of independence. Once again‚ Debussy’s way of doing this completely changed the tone and attitude of this piece and allowed us

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    Theory of Music Grade 1 May 2008 Your full name (as on appointment slip). Please use BLOCK CAPITALS. ________________________________________________________________________________________ Your signature Registration number ________________________________________ _ __________________________ _ Centre _________________________________________ Instructions to Candidates 1. The time allowed for answering this paper is two (2) hours. 2. Fill in your name and the registration

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    Stravinsky and “Bulgarian Chant” by an unknown composer are two basic pieces that can be described with some basic terminology. “The Rite of Spring” is an instrumental piece composed by Stravinsky. This particular work of Stravinsky is polyphonic. The chords of the song are very dissonant and make for an unsettling and somewhat eerie tune. It is a complex piece‚ with a tempo varying from moderato to allegro. The piece contains many crescendos and decrescendos. Beginning very loud‚ it quickly decrescendos

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    Building Bridges

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    several interesting things. Notice that the two end diagonal members do not change. Also‚ there is little change on the bottom chord between the two pictures. However‚ there is drastic changes on the internal truss members. The centered load dramatically increases the amount of force that is applied to the internal members of the bridge. Also‚ the forces are increased on the top chord of the centered loaded bridge. This seemingly insignificant change in how the bridge is loaded makes a big difference

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    Beethoven Sonata No. 27

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    Michelle Y. Lee Dr. Macfarlane December 17‚ 2012 Music Theory III Music Theory III Final Paper Beethoven Sonata No. 27 (e minor) This piece is highly unusual for Beethoven Sonatas. One‚ although it was written at the start of his late period‚ this sonata had only two movements‚ the first being extremely short. Secondly‚ this was the first that Beethoven started writing his tempo markings in German‚ as though implying that this Sonata was more personal. Beethoven has also remarked on this piece

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    Jazz

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    guitar)- plays chords in a syncopated and interactive way known as comping Bass- plays a note on every beat that outlines the chords‚ a technique called walking bass Drums- swing rhythm is played on the ride cymbal(ride rhythm); syncopated accents played on bass drum (dropping bombs) Commonly Used Wind Instruments The Saxophone Family Cornet‚ Trumpet‚ Flugelhorn‚ Trombone Electronic Instruments MIDI- introduced in 1984 Melody‚ Harmony‚ and Rhythm Melody- the ‘tune’ Harmony- chords that accompany

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