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    exceden las tasas de uso y donde el proceso de manufactura se mide en base a lotes. La pregunta de cuando ordenar debe ser determinada utilizando métodos tales como punto de reorden‚ revisión periódica‚ Kanban o MRP. El tamaño de lote económico opera bajo ciertas suposiciones que no necesariamente son ciertas:‚Demanda constante‚ Manufactura en lotes‚ Los costos y las demoras son conocidas‚ El resurtido es instantáneo. El modelo de tamaño del lote económico tiene el problema de no tomar en cuanta

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    Music played an essential role in Italy during the Renaissance period‚ just as it does in current times. Major changes were made in composing‚ disseminating music‚ new musical genres‚ and the development of instruments. Church music was the most important music for those in the Renaissance. Polyphony‚ the use of different vocal melodies‚ became popular and was used in church choirs. The notation of writing music‚ neumes‚ was constantly changed. Neumes originally only stated the direction of the melody

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    Baroque Music

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    Baroque Music Opera was the new musical form of the Baroque period and it was very expressive of the baroque cultural values. By then end of the operatic form was stylized into a recipe‚ including improbable plots‚ small motivations for the characters‚ and magical transformations‚ which were signs of opera’s baroque nature. Oprheus united drama‚ dance‚ elaborate stage mechanisms‚ and scenery with music. Johann Sebastian Bach was one artist whose greatest legacy was religious music. His works

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    Treitler‚ Leo (ed.). Strunk’s Source Readings in Music History. New York: Norton‚ 1998. Sadie‚ Stanley and Tyrrell‚ John (eds.) The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians 2nd ed.. London: Macmillan‚ 2001. ___________ The New Grove Dictionary of Opera. London: Macmillan‚ 1992. Heartz‚ Daniel. Haydn‚ Mozart and the Viennese School 1740-80. London: Norton‚ 1995. Hughes‚ Rosemary. Haydn (Master Musicians). London: Dent‚ 1974 (revised ed.). Landon‚ H.C. Robbins. Haydn. London: Faber‚ 1972. Wyn Jones

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    one: Paraphrase – Summary – Direct Quotation) “Musical art owes practically the whole of its progress during the last decades of the nineteenth century and the first of the twentieth to two fertilizing influences: that of folk music and amazing opera” (Cooper 34). (Circle one: Paraphrase – Summary – Direct Quotation) [Body Paragraph 2] Topic Sentence for Second Major Topic: Music becomes more upbeat and urban due to social advancement; composers can now their identity through their

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    Metropolitan Museum Essay

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    During our trip the the Metropolitan Museum‚ our class explored various exhibits‚ including the Greeks‚ early Tribal works‚ Renaissance art‚ and 19th century art. One piece in particular that stood out to me‚ and reminded me of a text we’ve read this semester‚ was Prayer in the Mosque by Jean-Lèon Gèrome in 1871(87.15.130). This oil on canvas depicts the interior of a mosque in seventh century Egypt and reminded me of the readings we had done on Al Andalus from Jarbel Rodriguez‚ where the description

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    A man known for composing brilliant instrumental music for most of his career‚ made a huge step in the world of opera on 7 May 1783. It was on this date which Mozart wrote a letter to his father with the intentions of his next composition. In the coming years this spectacle would become Mozart’s 18th Operatic Work and 11th in Italian‚ Le Nozze di Figaro. Already having 10 Italian Operas accredited to his name Le Nozze di Figaro seemed to be Mozart’s greatest operatic challenge to date. The Burgtheater

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    began writing music that was geared towards the middle class because they could make a better living if they enjoyed the music being played. They wrote music that was easier for their students to understand and play. Serious music changed into comic operas‚ or popular folk tunes‚ and dance music. This was a good thing it shaped dance and music forever. Mozart and Beethoven were both master composers in the 18th century classical music era. Classical music emphasized the different moods of music throughout

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    Amadeus Milos Forman’s movie Amadeus produced in 1984 is both great as far as theatrics go and telling a story‚ but ultimately rather portrays an inaccurate depiction of Mozart’s life. Told from the flash back perspective of an aged Antonio Salieri in an insane asylum to a priest for a confession‚ the movie reveals Antonio’s introduction to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart‚ his professional career with Mozart‚ and his bitter rivalry and betrayal of Mozart. The film depicts an inaccurate account of Mozart’s

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    The Italian Renaissance occurred from 1550 - 1700. The rapid economic growth in Italy during this time made it possible for the more wealthy citizens to endulge in alternate forms of entertainment. Wealthy families such as the Medicis began a system of patronage‚ in which they would finance artists to produce art in many forms. Italian theatre used the plays of ancient Greek and Roman theatre (dramas) as well as mediaeval theatre (religious plays) as a foundation. Commedia dell’Arte The main style

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