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    Frederic Chopin

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    from a poor family he found his love for music at an early age. As a gifted child he began writing and composing his own pieces and has his first published by the age of seven. After realizing his fragile stature couldn’t last with composers like Liszt he was left to teach for most of his wages while playing in smaller concerts. Before he even set foot in high school Chopin had already written four polonaises‚ a variation set‚ and a rondo though most of his work was concentrated on virtuoso piano

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    painting‚ literature and artistic style‚ his music is structured full of vivid and intense emotional expression. This characteristic of music and symphony can be seen in other composers during that time most of whom befriended Berlioz: Schumann‚ Liszt to name just a few. The strong yet desperate feeling infused into his Symphonie came from Berlioz’s ongoing but unfulfilling courtship to Simthon‚ which coupled with widely-spread social negative comments on him had later turned into a spell for

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    Schumann and the Kinderszenen Robert Schumann‚ composer throughout the early- to mid-nineteenth century‚ is probably best known for his songs and piano works. Before injuring his finger most likely through the use of a chiroplast (an instrument that guides the hands while playing; highly controversial)‚ Schumann was an avid piano player‚ if not a proper concert pianist and virtuoso[1]. But due to this ailing finger‚ Schumann had to eventually find other means to support his life. Thankfully

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    Organized by the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of music‚ the evening was filled with a wide variety of piano repertoires given by students of the keyboard department. Audiences were looking forward to the concert as the majority are pianist themselves‚ amatuers and professional alike. The program started off with Bach’s Prelude and Fugue in E major BWV854 book 1 by Ong Junlin‚ the performance didn’t go smoothly however as he was not confident throughout. The prelude was fine overall‚ as listeners preferred

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    Ap Music Theory

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    Shoshana Dunner AP Music Theory Miss. Evans May 3rd 2013 Final Project: Prelude in D Flat major Op.28 Chopin’s Raindrop Prelude was composed during the romantic period (1820-1900) and completed in 1839. During the romantic period‚ most composers portrayed feelings and nature in their work. In addition‚ they used a wide range of dynamics with lots of sudden changes‚ using sforzandos and accents‚ to dramatize their music. The music was more expressive using extra instructions as well as tempo

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    Frederic Chopin was a Polish composer whose works featured the Romantic period and Polish nationalistic music. His work ranges from Mazurkas to Nocturnes‚ from Polonaises to Waltzes‚ includes concertos‚ sonatas and much more. He was born in March 10‚ 1810 in ¯elazowa Wola to Nicolas Chopin. He grew up as a sickly but talented child‚ often hailed the child prodigy in Poland. When he was seven years old‚ he authored two polonaises. He had various instructors‚ including his own sister and his mother

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    Franz Kafka's Themes

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    A.P English Literature Research Paper: The father-son relationship in The Metamorphosis‚ The Judgment‚ and A Hunger Artist is a complex and emotional fascination that is based on Franz Kafka’s life and is present as the main conflict in many of his other short stories. Kafka’s negative and struggling attitude towards the father figure in his works is based on his personal life as described from the translated works Das Schloss‚ a biography about Kafka’s life in his native tongue of German. “Hermann

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    Throughout Metamorphosis‚ Franz Kafka gives clear examples on how Gregor affected the family. He tries to help the family by working a horrible job just to pay off the debts of the family. By using irony‚ imagery‚ and nostalgia‚ Franz shows how although Gregor seemed helpful‚ he actually held the family back from becoming closer and progressing in life. Once Gregor‚ “Had changed into a monstrous‚ verminous bug‚”(pg. 1) he discovered many new‚ but painful-forming qualities like‚ “The ball of his tiny

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    Franz Kafka’s novella‚ The Metamorphosis ‚ is a novella riddled in symbols and themes of Kafka’s struggle with tuberculosis. This story teaches and shows the effects of isolation and on how it effects ones life. Gregor Samsa ( the main character ) is driven by a dramatic change in his life and the inability to provide for his family. Franz Kafka uses symbolism such as the window to elaborate on the important theme of isolationism in The Metamorphosis .

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    Introduction to Music Exam 5 Study Guide The Romantic Era/19th Century The Romantic Era Chapters to know: part 5‚ chapters 27‚ 28‚ 33‚ 34‚ 37 Listening: chapters 27‚ 28‚ 33‚ 37 Romantic ppts under “course content” Composers to know: Beethoven – (1770-1827) German piano virtuoso and composer that lived in Vienna Austria. He began going deaf in his late 20s which caused him to withdraw from society. By the time of his death he was a national hero. Schubert – (1797-1828) An Austrian

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