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    scale verses working in a field‚ but all the same. She talks about her experience and recalls the events in such a way that you are taken back and can almost see what she is describing. I love the names in the essay‚ Miss Glory having been named Hallelujah. I felt horrible when Mrs. Cullinan changed her name to suit her friends. I do not even change the names of my animals. If they are named already it seems inhuman to call them by a different name. Mrs. Cullinan wanted to change Margaret to make

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    the chorus are found in almost every single line. Specially in the long introduction of the seven warriors that will fight for Eteocles that alternates between him‚ the messenger‚ and the chorus’ prayer and hope that Thebes will be safe. The main distinction that can be easily contrasted is the use of chorus in the story. One of Aeschylus’ characteristics is to introduce the Chorus more into the plot instead of just having them around as the ensemble. This note of individuality of the Chorus can

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    ANTIGONE KEY LITERARY ELEMENTS SETTING This tragedy is set against the background of the Oedipus legend. It illustrates how the curse on the House of Labdacus (who is the grandson of Cadmus‚ founder of Thebes‚ and the father of Laius‚ whose son is Oedipus) brought about the deaths of Oedipus and his wife-mother‚ Jocasta‚ as well as the double fratricide of Eteocles and Polynices. Furthermore‚ Antigone dies after defying King Creon. The play is set in Thebes‚ a powerful city-state north of Athens

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    In the Agamemnon‚ Clytemnestra makes a formal speech to the chorus describing her love and concern for her husband. Describe the elements of deceit in the speech. In Aeschylus’s Greek myth Oresteia‚ Clytemnestra makes a speech shortly before her husband‚ Agamemnon‚ is murdered. The speech is spoken right upon the return of Agamemnon from the war of troy. The speech she gives is deceitful and foreshadows many events to come in the myth. The speech is also full of double entendres and appearances

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    in 1994. The form of this song is a simple verse-chorus that also has pre-chorus. The verse and chorus are both built on the same 3-chord‚ 4-bar chord progression‚ but the chorus departs from the progression in the last two bars at each time. The sequence of the song starts with the verses that then lead to pre-chorus section. Then it pushes the song forward to the chorus. The first material we hear in the song is the material from the pre-chorus section‚ which is at the beginning of the introduction

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    Now it was time to enjoy the rest of my senior year. Too bad being apart of Dimensional Harmony (the schools choir) didn’t exactly allow me to relax and have fun. I was worried about the Nationals competition. It got to one point where Mr. Frederick got agitated with the seniors because he claimed we weren’t “doing our jobs as seniors.” What

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    A ZESTFUL INQUISITIVENESS Everything in the universe is made up of entities and their attributes. We individuals are made up of entities‚ which is why we are what we are today. If you are reading this try to list all those entities that make you‚ all those which constitute in shaping your personality. What are those? ....You name?‚ your place?‚ your family?‚ your country?‚ your caste?‚ your friends?‚ your money? Your education?‚ your possessions? Your culture? Your job? Or your RELIGION?.... your

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    dressed more casually with his black tee. Two Door Cinema Club‚ in my opinion‚ have very interesting performance practices. All their songs have a limited amount of parts to them. For instance‚ there is a riff for each part of the song (verse‚ chorus‚ and bridge) and there are no variations to

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    and Ismene are strongly contrasted in this scene. What can you tell about their characters? Antigone is a leader and wants to do the right thing. Ismene is a follower and is too weak to defy Creon. Ismene is passive. 3. The speeches of the Chorus interrupt the action of the play to describe the battle to the audience. What do these city elders look forward to in the future? Thebes won the

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    MU Medieval Period * Hildegard von Bingen: Columba aspexit * Genre = plainchant * Text = sacred‚ Latin * Texture: monophonic throughout * Performance practice: responsorially‚ that is‚ the performance alternates between a single singer (soloist) and the larger choir‚ which “responds” * The piece becomes more melismatic as it continues. * Ensemble: female vocal soloist‚ female vocal choir‚ droning

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