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    John Corigliano

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    small steps. This combination creates an interesting melody dynamics as well as unresolved dissonant forms that help making an anxious mood. Moreover‚ Corigliano uses suspended chords to create a sad and touching atmosphere. He also uses unresolved cadences to add more sensitivity to this unhappy mood. In the beginning‚ the piece starts at a slow rhythm but its pace increases in second

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    Throughout the course of history‚ many historians have become committed to studying the condition of slavery in the southern half of the United States. Despite this growth of interest in southern history‚ one aspect seldom gets addressed: the domestic slave trade. It is in Stephen Deyle’s book‚ Carry Me Back: The Domestic Slave Trade in American Life that the author submits that there has been a certain level of neglect about the domestic slave trade‚ and that the slave trade deserves further recognition

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    [pic] RIGODON [pic] KAYABANG [pic] BUMAYAH [pic] LA JOTA MONCADENA [pic] LA SIMPATICA [pic] PANGALAY [pic] PAVANE [pic] MAZURKA [pic] POLONAISE |Chodzony (or) polonaise | |Dance style originated Country:

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    Metrics measured included the ground contact time (GCT)‚ knee flexion angle‚ foot strike‚ and stride cadence.4 Testing results revealed that barefoot runners had the smallest amount of rearfoot strikes (40%) when compared to shod runners (87%) and that GCT was the least with barefoot runners (250.6 ms).4 Last‚ the stride cadence was highest among barefoot runners. This data suggests that not only does barefoot running provide increased safety through mitigating the

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    CONCERTO A concerto (from the Italian: concerto‚ plural concerti or‚ often‚ the anglicised form concertos) is a musical composition usually composed in three parts or movements‚ in which (usually) one solo instrument (for instance‚ a piano‚ violin‚ cello or flute) is accompanied by an orchestra. The etymology is uncertain‚ but the word seems to have originated from the conjunction of the two Latin words conserere (meaning to tie‚ to join‚ to weave) and certamen (competition‚ fight): the idea

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    A Brief Analysis of Mozart Sonata K.331 Jinsen Wang Prof. HontzTheory of Music 125 Due date: 12/6/2010 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (W. A. Mozart‚ 1756 - 1791) is probably the most important composer in the history of music. Composing over 600 works during a period of evolution of consolidation‚ extension and deepening CITATION Sta65 \l 2052 (Sadie‚ 1965)‚ Mozart is not merely a prolific composer‚ but an influential and even epoch-making artist as well. “Mozart learned voraciously from others‚ and

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    Bluebells of Scotland

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    performer which allows for a large amount of freedom and creativity. There are quite a few cadences that allow the performer to take control of tempo and dynamics. “Bluebells of Scotland” includes both very slow and lyrical passages as well as many very quick and difficult runs‚ double-tonguing‚ octave jumps‚ lips slurs‚ and a vast amount of high register notes. The introduction of the piece begins with a triumphant cadence peaking at a high register C‚ which slowly decays into a very lyrical melodic sequence

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    Gonkogwe Bell History

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    A wood dowel is utilized as a mixer to strike the edges of the ringers‚ which are what vibrates most vigorously when the chimes are played. How does it Fare The chime design is the way to the cadence. It gives the course of events‚ after which each other instrument in the gathering orientates itself. In any case‚ be careful: Don’t befuddle "course of events" with "fundamental beat". The ringer does not simply check the principle beat of the musicality

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    The History of Caklempong

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    Caklempong traditional music is said to have brought to Malaya by the Minangkabau people of West Sumatra settled in Negeri Sembilan as early as the 14th century. Minangkabau society call the caklempong as talempong. (Source: Abdul Samad Idris‚ 1970) In the earlier tradition‚ other than the purpose for fun‚ caklempong was also played as an important role in everyday life‚ such as integrating the Minang community residents besides being played during the ceremony of the coronation of the Sultan.

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    A COMPARISON OF JAZZ AND CLASSICAL MUSIC AND THEIR EFFECT ON MUSICIANS by Amy XXXXXX A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for College Level Writing University of La Verne 4 November 2011 Abstract A thesis presented on the history of jazz as compared to classical music and the effects on musicians‚ beginning with the birth of jazz‚ and covering the twentieth century. Berliner (1994)

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