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    Modest Mussorgsky Bio

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    piano lessons from his mother‚ who was herself an accomplished pianist. When he was 10 years old‚ his father took Modest and his older brother Filaret to St. Petersburg and enrolled them in the Peterschule – an elite school for the sons of gentry – to prepare them for a military career. While enrolled‚ he began to study piano with Anton Herke (who would later become professor of music at the St. Petersburg Conservatory)‚ an acclaimed pianist in St. Petersburg (Mussorgsky). After spending two years at

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    Concert Report

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    music was excellent and played with much expertise. Each piece was performed well. I enjoyed listening to the extravagant music with very few mistakes. Beethoven’s Piano Concerto no. 4 The first movement in this piece opened with a solo piano. The pianist played chords in a key which I am unfamiliar and then came to rest on a dominant chord. There was a pause for what seemed to be two or three beats and then the orchestra entered in what I made out to be B major. A theme is played by the orchestra

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    Flute research paper

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    the Opéra-Comique from 1913 to 1938. Before World War I‚ Moyse took part in world ballet premieres. While in Europe‚ Moyse played under the batons of conductors such as Prokofiev and Stravinsky. In 1934‚ Moyse put together the Moyse Trio with his son Louis as pianist and daughter-in-law Blanche Honegger as violinist. Moyse taught at both the Paris Conservatory from 1932-1940 and at the Geneva Conservatory until 1949‚ when he emigrated from Argentina to North America. There he became one of the founders of the

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    Outsider Speech

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    In Maestro‚ Eduard Keller‚ the acclaimed Austrian pianist‚ resides in the Swan hotel‚ regularly drinking Schnapps alone‚ wearing his white linen suit with a tie as they did in his native Vienna; which strongly juxtaposes with the casual sweating shirts of the Darwinian social ethos; -“a city of booze‚ blow

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    The poet that I have chosen to do is Rita Dove. In her newest collection of poems‚ Sonata Mulattica‚ there were many to choose from. However the two that I wanted to look deeper into were Exit and Golden Oldie. In both poems she is able to convey strong emotions in the characters she described. Rita Dove was born in Akron‚ Ohio. Her father‚ Ray A. Dove‚ was a chemist‚ and a pioneer of integration in American industry. Both of her parents encouraged persistent study and wide reading. From an early

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    2003‚ I attended the Mozart and The Height of Classicism concert that was held in the Lincoln Theater of the New World Symphony orchestral academy. Conducted by Nicholas McGegan featuring pianist Robert Levin. There were two pieces of music during this concert‚ one of the movements was performed by the pianist alone as a solo‚ Mr. Robert Levin. The program’s title was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart‚ Chaconne from Idomeneo. The first piece was Concerto No. 24 in C minor for Piano and Orchestra‚ K. 491‚ Allegro

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    and pianist inspire each other with their colours and dynamic and articulatory nuances. On occasions when the singer is less nuanced‚ however‚ the pianist should still try to bring out the various shades that convey the richness of text and music‚ but without disturbing the impression of accord between the two partners. Closely related to tone colour‚ dynamics and the blending of voices are the issues of balance and support. Gerald Moore claims that balance is the responsibility of the pianist alone

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    Holocaust

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    usually has an amazing story to tell. Courage‚ discretion‚ and cunning were rarely enough. Every survivor’s history has elements of unexpected acts of kindness and favorable circumstances. Two such survival stories are in the films The Pianist and Europa Europa. The Pianist is a film about how Wladysaw Szpilman survived the German deportations of Jews to the extermination camps and how he lived in hiding outside the ghetto‚ in a predominantly German area. Europa Europa is a film about how Solomon Perel

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    Liubov Popova

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    Artist: Liubov Popova Title of Art: The Pianist (1915) Media: Oil on Canvas Page: 70 Liubov Popova completed The Pianist in 1915. Through a combination of styles Popova created this painting using Cubo-Futurism‚ a synthetic style painting developed in Russia around 1910 (Boguslawski). She displays great poise by painting a large composition based on an abstract pattern of arched and straight planes. This is a representational composition of a pianist‚ piano keys‚ and sheet music. This painting

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    The great art of Jazz was born in the year of 1895 in New Orleans‚ Louisiana. Jazz is responsible for the creation of Drum Sets and the creation of words like “cool” and “hip”. Jazz was played in all the bars‚ honky-tonks‚ saloons‚ and dancehalls. Jazz was a tremendous influence on the music played today‚ but it would not have come so far if it was not for Louis Armstrong. Armstrong is considered the most important improviser in Jazz (he taught the world to swing) (‘Jazz at Lincoln Center’).His trumpet

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