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    Mozart Sonata K545

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    Mozart Sonata K.545 3/25/2014 Piano Sonata No.16 was composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in 1788. Mozart himself catalogued this Sonata as “for beginners” and it is also known by its nickname Sonata Facile or Sonata Semplice(Froment‚ 2010). This Sonata however was not published in Mozart’s lifetime but only later on in 1805. It is a typical Classical eraSonata piece written in C major and consists of three movements: I. Allegro‚ II. Andante‚ III. Rondo. In the following essay

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    gives them purpose‚ comfort and strength to carry on. Though after fifty years of the War and of being separated they have no ill feelings toward the Japs but are emotionally torn by their separation. This is the story of The Shoe Horn Sonata. The Shoe-Horn Sonata is characterised by having a two act structure‚ two main time frames‚ two settings and two main characters. The two sets are: the television studio and the motel room. These are visually presented depersonalised and simple‚ allowing theatrical

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    Sonata Allegro Form

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    Sonata Allegro Form The roots of this form can be traced to the simple binary form of the baroque era. With binary‚ the two sections are thematically similar with a sameness of texture and theme throughout the movement. The term sonata originally referred to instrumental music‚ not a particular form of composition. The Baroque sonata can be traced back to an instrumental song of the late Renaissance called canzon da sonar. This leads eventually to the trio sonata‚ for four instruments

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    Related Text Scaffold 1: Six degrees of Separation Aspects/Concepts of Belonging/Not Belonging These should be concerned with belonging/not belonging to location‚ relationship‚ society‚ ideas‚ events‚ people‚ modification of belonging over time‚ choice to belong/not belong‚ barriers to belong What is learnt from the text about the aspect? Concept in your own words Technique (2-3 techniques) Example of technique Effect of the technique on the responder Why has the composer chosen to represent

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    The Shoe Horn Sonata Essay

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    Connecting to others past experiences through distinctively visual elements allows the responder to mentally visualise images evoking an emotional and historical connection with the story‚ as they’re brought to life. “The Shoe Horn Sonata”‚ a play by John Misto establishes these experiences through the eye witnesses of the Australian nurses. In addition to Angelina Jolie’s film “Unbroken”‚ both exemplify dramatic visual elements to convey their survival experiences onto the audience. As the play

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    Sonata for harp and bicycle İt is a story from Joan Aiken. She wrote this story by her life experiences. I love this essay it is so romantic. there are two main characters ms golden and jason ashgrove. they are in love with each other. ı wish ı had someone who likes me like jason. lallalalanfjksahjekhgıuos uısoh jknbvd fdıogh klgnds bd gfb jkkj h fgjtyujoykjh jgfcjdgjgyrtjkkhgnmvbjhtfuj gfjtıyıuykbnklfc fdl rgjrkdlgtrodkb dgjkdflhjıotdgöçd ldfljgdlklg şdfklşgjkdfljgıotpşdk lgdop odf hkofkhokdoo

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    The arrival of a journey is not as significant as the journey itself. Without considering the journey‚ the arrival would mean nothing. A journey is more than a movement from one point to another‚ it is what happens during the journey to an individual that matters‚ and the arrival is just the outcome of the process of development. Stephen Sommers’ film “The Adventures of Huck Finn” conveys how journeys aren’t straightforward and can have many detours. But‚ the novel “Catcher in the Rye” featuring

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    Shoe Horn Sonata

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    John Misto the composer of Shoe-Horn Sonata demonstrates the effects of post-traumatic stress‚ survival and friendship throughout the play with the use of film and dramatic techniques. Misto illustrates the viciousness of the Japanese to highlight the strength and resilience of the women. These women had been captured by the Japanese during WW11 and were taken into hostage‚ they remained in camps‚ where they had been brutalised. In Shoe Horn Sonata‚ John Misto highlights the horrific ordeals

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    influence cannot completely dictate reality. The relationship between visual art and visual culture is one that is intertwined and blurred. Visual art can be a used as means to an end‚ or a tool used within our visual culture to manipulate through propaganda and subliminal messages. It also serves as a reflection of or commentary on society by individual artists. Visual art and visual culture cannot exist separately. Visual art today in our prevalent culture is largely a means of personal expression

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    One of the central aspects of this poster is its use of images to depict scenes and ideas within the play ’The Shoe-Horn Sonata’. In this play‚ Misto creates meaning through his use of a linear timeline‚ which allows the reader to follow the events as they occur. This is crucial to the play as it causes the reader to become emotionally invested in the characters and causes them to question what happen in the camp to result in the present. This poster uses layout and gaze to create this effect of

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