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    East Wilkes High School Madrigals Concert Review December 18‚ 2014 Donathan Layell On the 21st day of October 2014 the Wilkes all county ensemble performed a five piece performance at the John A. Walker Center under the direction of Dr. Robert Holquist. These five pieces consisted of varies styles including songs of Praise‚ East African worship and love. The concert choir began to perform at 7:30 exactly‚ after being introduced by the choral teachers of the four high schools. The overall experience

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    music knowing as madrigal was raised suddenly and became the most prevalent genre that draw numerous of Italian composers’ attention. This style of music mainly‚ knowing as vocal music which only involved singing without any instruments accompaniment‚ focused on love by illustrating the emotion of the meaning of the words and the context of the poem through the use of word painting. Thomas Weelkes (1576-1623) was knowing as the most famous composer in participating of the madrigal‚ that he composed

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    FACULTY OF MUSIC Western Art Music ( MUF106 ) LECTURER : Prof. Madya Hanizah Hj. Musib STUDENT NAME : NUMBER ID : COURSE : MUF106 - Western art music TITLE : Secular Music in the Middle Ages Secular music is non-religious music. Secular means worldly. Secular music developed in the Medieval period and was used in the Renaissance. Secular music in the Middle Ages included love songs‚ dances‚ and dramatic works. This music was not bound by the traditions of the Church

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    few genres that they had. The main two were choral and instrumental. Choral music was more reserved for a church than for the court and composers would make many sacred songs‚ ballads‚ and madrigals for the church than for court or town music. Madrigals were most likely the most common during mass‚ a madrigal is vocal music composition traditionally two to eight voices but usually three to six. On the other hand‚ the style of music played at the higher classes when at a party was light‚ playful‚

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    southern region of the Central Valley’s lifeline in obtaining and delivering water (Madrigal). California’s battle with drought is not new. The problem dissipates‚ only to reemerge every few years‚ narrowing the options for State‚ Federal‚ and Local Government agencies

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    nature they use. The views on love in Marlow’s pome is created by his diction. He uses beauteous forms of nature to describe how the speaker feels the love between his lover and he would be. “By shallow Rivers to whose falls/ Melodious birds sing Madrigals.” (7-8). The speaker paints a vivid picture of a slow running rivers and singing birds to tell his lover that their love would be just as serene and full of serenity. He then goes on to offer her beautiful

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    The form had changed as many composers used existing music as the basis to develop a larger piece of work. Also‚ dance form was full of repetition and contrast. The Madrigal was very popular at this time. Melody was an important element in Renaissance music. Songs of this time were based on a melody with instrumental support. Rhythms were now free from strict meters and at times became very complicated. There were long

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    subject (Burca‚ Brannick‚ & Meenaghan‚ 1996; Duke‚ 1991; Wann & Hamlet‚ 1995). Existing work has tended to favour quantitative methodologies (such as Branscombe & Wann‚ 1991‚ 1992; Hirt‚ Zillman‚ Erickson‚ & Kennedy‚ 1992; Iso-Ahola‚ 1980; Lee‚ 1980; Madrigal‚ 1995; Miller‚ 1976; Schurr‚ Wittig‚ Ruble‚ & Ellen‚ 1987; SNCCFR‚ 1996; 1997; Wakefield & Sloan‚ 1995; Wann & Branscombe‚ 1993). By contrast‚ qualitative research on the sports fan is extremely rare (such as Armstrong‚ 1998; Dunning‚ Murphy‚ Williams

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    Abigail Gilmore Music appreciation. Summer session 2 Module 2- assignment questions 1. The beginning and ending dates of the Middle Ages was from 450-1450 C.E 2. The beginning and ending dates of Renaissance was from 1450-1600 3. Filippo Brunelleschi and Giotto are two artistes from the middle ages. 4. Andrea Palladio and Paolo Veronese are two artistes from the renaissance 5. Gregorian chant is the central tradition of Western plainchant‚ a form of monophonic‚ unaccompanied sacred song

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    Upon passing‚ this class will fulfill the fine arts credit needed for graduation from Princeton Senior High School. This course also provides the training and enhancement of vocal skills necessary for participation in Chorus II-IV‚ Ladies Ensemble‚ Madrigal Singers‚ and CENTERSTAGE show choir. These are auditioned groups to students in grades 10 through 12. The grading policy for this class is as follows: 20% = tests/quizzes EXAMPLE: 95

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