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    Depression Screening Depression is the most commonly diagnosed illness in the United States (Klein‚ Proctor‚ Boudreault‚ & Turczyn). Depression amongst the homeless has historically-speaking been difficult to treat. The homeless population is transient and therefore continuity of care and compliance with medication and follow-up treatment is challenging. The homeless population is neither trusting nor compliant with treatment due to many factors. Some of the reasons for non-trust are due to the

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    sang about things that were going on at the time. Sacred music was split into different genres‚ the motet and the mass Composer’s during the Renaissance time began to change traditional plainchant by adding extra notes and developing paraphrases. My understanding to that‚ is that composer took a ridged plainchant that you can

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    and ambient music are asking the listener to take the time to hear sounds that they might typically ignore. In paying attention to sounds‚ individual’s will gain a new understanding about their surroundings. Work by artists such as Brian Eno and Hildegard Westerkamp demonstrate how sounds can convey a sense of place. The relationship between an individual and their surroundings has been important message for soundscape compositions and ambient music. Soundscapes and ambient music communicate “various

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    when comparing Hildegard of Bingen’s Alleluia‚ O virga mediatrix and Notre Dame Cathedral’s Gaude Maria virgo. Hildegard of Bingen was a very respected figure in the twelfth century Catholic Church for her prophesies‚ scientific writing‚ medical writing‚ and religious poetry. Her chant‚ Alleluia‚ O virga mediatrix‚ is a praise for the Virgin Mary which exemplifies the Gregorian chant genre of the Middle Ages. The most defining characteristics of a Gregorian chant‚ or plainchant‚ is the single-line

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    because they were mostly confined to the private sphere and their works often deviated from the male-dominated stylistic norms. To explore the point of women being confined to private sectors‚ I will be exploring the careers and compositions of Hildegard von Bingen and Maddalena Casulana and to explore

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    History 1st year midterm notes Chapter V: The Middle Ages and the Evolution of Polyphony Early Middle Ages (5th-10th century) High Middle Ages (11th-13th century) Late Middle Ages (14th-15th century) Composers: Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179) Songs composed Plainchant Sequence: Comlumba Aspexit About: -german writer‚ composer‚ philosopher‚ christian‚ and visionary -had visions and later recognized as a gift from god. -was sent to the church in god’s service‚ due to her visions

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    Religion ’s Profound Effect on Musical Development Religion has been an important part of man ’s life. Man has allowed religion to control and influence his life in many different ways‚ affecting both his behavior and his actions. So its not surprising that music‚ one of man ’s earliest expressive forms‚ has also been influenced by religion. Religion has had an effect on man ’s music all throughout history‚ from the early Egyptians to even now. So it is only natural that Western music should

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    The Theme in "The Wife Of Bath‚" and her tale‚ and how Chaucer uses Characterization and conflict to develop the theme and how they are reflected. The Wife Of Bath’s Tale theme is power. The Knight deprives a maiden of power over her own body‚ his punishment‚ as he decided by the women of court‚ in which‚ he must find out what women most desire‚ which turns out to be power. The Wife of Bath and the Nuns alike have power over men once again this characterization would scare men. the Wife of Bath

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    polyphonic in texture. 5. award: 0 out of 1 point Listen to this example and choose the correct answer. Hildegard of Bingen: O successores → Anonymous: Alleluia: Vidimus stellam Machaut: Puis qu’en oubli sui de vous 6. award: 0 out of 1 point Listen to the example and choose the appropriate composer. Perotin Landini → Hildegard of Bingen This is an expressive monophonic chant. Although often performed monophonically‚ this recording includes a drone‚ which

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    Christina of Markyate Of St. Theodora‚ translated by C. H. Talbolt‚ tells the story of a young lady saint whose passion and devotion to God is tested by the perseverance of her mother. Throughout her story‚ Christina faces the feministic culture that the people of the town devote themselves to. With continuous indications of women’s powerless emotions under man’s instruction‚ the appearance of feminism is brought to light in the entirety of her story. During the 1160’s‚ it was not surprising for

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