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    Art Appreciation

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    Starry Night One of the few universally desired qualities is beauty. Beauty requires no skill or knowledge to appreciate‚ yet provides a most lively pleasure. In order to rank the aesthetic level of an object‚ one must create a concrete definition of beauty. Beauty is a combination of qualities that pleases the intellect or moral sense. The manifestation of life in art is one of the most sublimely beautiful things that I have ever encountered. C.S. Lewis described art’s worth when he wrote‚

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    Baichim Jennet Tita Music 1220 Survey of Western Music Dr. Jonas Westover 12/05/2014 Music Appreciation: concert report I attended concert Welcome Christmas 2014 performed by the Vocal Essence and The Ensemble singers on Friday December 5th from 7.30 to 9: 30 pm at the Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church‚ Apple Valley. The concert was conducted by Phillip Brunelle‚ narrated by Katherrine Fennard and fiddled by Sara Pajounen. Recording devices and cameras were prohibited it could have been a nice

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    Chapter 1: Art Dish from Iran (figure 5) illustrates the function of art in daily life as both utilitarian object and religious inspiration. The embellishments on the plate include Arabic writing of Muslim scripture. The dish was made in this country (Iran) Global Warning (figure 16)‚ the graphic design poster by Chaz Maviyane-Davies‚ presents an issue of concern for the artist as well as the global population. This work is an example of art as a vehicle for (all of the above) Art made

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    Running Head: Baroque Works of Art IP 5 Running Head: Baroque Works of Art 1 Baroque Works of Art The Baroque period of art was from the 1600’s to the 1700’s. This period in art history began with the Catholic Church launching an internal reformation to establish clear definitions of the church’s theologies‚ as well as their doctrines. A sector of the church’s reform was to educate the members

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    Definitions and Examples of Art Abstract While it is and can be said that what art is truly up to the viewer to interprete is true; it is up to the artist to display his definition of art. Thru his skills of observation‚ imagination‚ he displays to his thoughts and feelings condensed. Whatever their medium maybe it be painting‚ sculpture‚ or any of the many others. The world may or may not agree what art is‚ but the saying is true. It is with in the eyes of the beholder. The definition

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    Being a parent‚ you want what’s best for your children and that means advocating for them if they have no voice. There are many individuals who strive to raise awareness for autism. Holly Robinson Peete‚ actress‚ author‚ and philanthropist‚ understands the daily struggles raising a child who is autistic. So today let’s take a look at Holly Robinson Peete: first‚ by recognizing her contributions and achievements; secondly‚ by explaining what inspired her to help others and bring awareness to autism

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    Country Music Essay

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    Music is one of the essential components of our daily lives. Many people use music as a way to express their emotions and experiences. Some people use music as a coping mechanism by creating the emotional connection with the lyrics and rhythm of the songs. However‚ many people in the 21th century tend to like music depending on where the artists come from‚ the origin of the music‚ and their emotional status of the time of listening. In today’s society‚ music types are divided into different genres

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    Music washes away the dust of everyday life.”- Art Blakey. Being around music develops an appreciation for many genres of music. Although our country was in the midst of WWII‚ the culture of music in America was thriving. The music of the 1930’s included popular genres such as Big Band and Jazz‚ Swing‚ and Country. One out of three popular genres in the 1930’s was Big Band and Jazz; its premiere changed the face of music forever. The piano‚ bass‚ and the drums are the rhythm section of Big Band

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    Kraft Mrs. Besel Debate 14 December 2013 Music Essay In this essay I think Aaron Copland’s essay how we listen to music is better because it gives examples and feelings of why and reasons that people listen to music. In Copland’s essay he says there are different planes of music the first one is the sensuous plane‚ the second is the expressive plane‚ and the third is the sheerly musical plane and in Reagon says there are also different types of music but he describes it as one the spirituals sung

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    March Concert Make-Up Assignment For the March district concert‚ the Chorale sang a variety of songs including Land of Our Dreams‚ Seize the Day‚ The Water is Wide‚ and They Dared to Dream. Some songs were filled with emotion‚ such as Land of Our Dreams‚ while others were peaceful‚ like The Water is Wide. The biggest part about the four songs that the Chorale performed are that you had to keep the sound moving and make it seem like the song was going somewhere. Dynamics and vowel sounds were also

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