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    Fantasia 2000 Analysis

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    the 1940’s. The film includes: Symphony No. 5 by Ludwig Van Beethoven‚ Pines of Rome by Ottorino Respighi‚ Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin‚ Piano Concerto No. 2‚ Allegro‚ Opus 102 by Dmitri Shostakovich‚ Carnival of the Animals‚ Finale by Camille Saint-Saens‚ The Sorcerer’s Apprentice by Paul Dukas‚ Pomp and Circumstance‚ Marches 1‚ 2‚ 3‚ and 4 by Sir Edward Elgar‚ and Firebird Suite by Igor Stravinsky. All of which were performed by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and conducted by James Levine

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    Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night --An Analysis of Das Lied von der Erde IV‚ "The Farewell" by Gustav Mahler As the last completed symphony composed by Gustav Mahler‚ “Der Abschied” (The Farewell) is often celebrated and adored by the personal message delivered through the music by Mahler. This essay‚ through decoding the lyrics and analyzing the music‚ attempts to translate Mahler’s bravery facing death‚ his linger on the dying life‚ and his epic legacy that makes him immortal in human history

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    The Elements of Music

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    pace in the music. A concerto is a musical piece in which one solo instrument (such as a piano or violin) is accompanied by an orchestra.  A scale is a group of notes in ascending and descending pitch. A sonata is a musical composition for a solo instrument (often piano or other keyboard instrument). A symphony is a musical piece that has been scored for a full orchestra; it is often an extended composition. Common meter‚ which consists of four lines of a particular number of beats that end in

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    Preludio Tristano Essay

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    piece were at the beginning at the measures‚ like many common symphonies and modern music. That is why throughout the whole piece‚ the song sounded familiar to an extent‚ almost like a beethoven symphony that I played in my full orchestra. Since this was originally a piece that was played on the piano‚ that was where the similarity derived from. This piece helped change the mood of the whole performance since it brought an aspect of symphonies in contrast to the jazz and tango played by the previous

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    Jazz Concert Review

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    main theme of this specific one is "Rebirth of the Third Stream". "The program walks through the evolution of music that fits the Third Stream definition and its evolution: jazz compositions that are orchestrated with the complexity of a classical symphony; classical works that have been "recomposed" by jazz musicians; original works by classical and jazz composers that blend genres." Prior to the concert‚ the musicians were introduced to the audience. The names of the players were: Saxophones
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    History of the Bassoon

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    body. Another distinguishing feature is its curved pipe that holds the double reed. The modern day bassoon has a range of three and a half octaves‚ making it versatile in both bass and tenor registers. The bassoon is often called “the clown of the orchestra”1 due to its nasally tone quality especially when playing staccato passages. However‚ the bassoon can also produce warm tones which adds to its versatility. To really understand the modern day bassoon‚ we first need to understand where it came from

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    contact with the prolific composer Charles Ives‚ who became an influential mentor to the young teenager. He encouraged Carter’s interest in music‚ and by the time Carter entered Harvard University in 1926‚ Ives helped Carter discover the Boston Symphony Orchestra‚ who was at that time performing many contemporary works under conductor

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    On the first chapter of the book Highbrow/Lowbrow by Lawrence Levine‚ he makes the point that through art‚ especially the one created by Shakespeare‚ made everyone gather together while not minding what social class the audience belong to. The reason for this is because Americans have the same interest at this time period. Then it transitions to the people from the higher class building barriers between them and the people from the middle and lower class. As the story goes on‚ Levine comments on

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    that I fell in love with. That being said‚ when I saw him on the list of people I could choose from I once again became excited. I listened to symphony number four‚ analyzed by Gerard Schwarz. Symphony number four was a beautiful piece that was made up of four parts and varied in tempo and instruments. To begin with‚ the symphony was made up of an orchestra‚ several instruments. The instruments included a brass section - tenor trombones‚ trumpets‚ French horns‚ and tubas. A woodwind section - the

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    Beethoven

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    is unequalled. a genius he was.He was the first musician to link the classical period of 18th-century and the novel birth of Romanticism. Beethoven’s absolute step forward in the world of music came in his instrumental work‚ not forgetting his symphonies. In contrast to his forerunner Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart‚ for whom composing music seemed natural‚ Beethoven strived to make his work flawless. Ludwig van Beethoven was born in Bonn‚ Germany on December 16‚ 1770. His mother died while he was

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