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    Within any great musical composition there lies many instances of musical emotion that stirs the soul and creates within an individual‚ a sense of strong connections with both the piece and the composer. In this great masterpiece‚ Beethoven has penned such a work that offers an individual senses of both the darkness and lightness of musical emotion contained within several musical passages while maintaining the softness and power of light‚ melodic runs. Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony truly captures

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    Pablo Casals is one of the ancient Spanish cellist and also a conductor born in Catalonia. In modern times‚ he is substantially regarded as one of the most pre-eminent cellist in the 20th century. Generally‚ he is referred to as a prominent and a great cellist of all times. Casals made many of his recordings in his career with solo‚ orchestral music‚ chamber and conductor (Lea‚ pg42). Very commonly‚ remembered in the recording of Bach in the year 1939. He is termed more Catalonian than Spanish since

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    Analysis Of Omosumo

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    V: Which is the name of the Band? R: The name of our band is Omosumo‚ which is composed by me [Roberto Cammarata]‚ Angelo Sicurella and Antonio Di Martino. V: How does your career started? R: There is not a specific starting date‚ actually. Probably the milestone has been 2013‚ when Malintenti Dischi has released our first EP. At that time the three of us used to have his own experience with music: for instance‚ Antonio had his own band‚ called the DiMartino‚ where he is still the leader. I was

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    Research Paper On Js Bach

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    What is so special about J.S. Bach’s Music? J.S Bach is undoubtedly one of the greatest composer to ever exist on the face of the earth. His composed music was truly mesmerizing. The individual threads composed by him blended together in pure perfection. The common question that rises here is what is so unique about his music? Here are some points which I think are the answer to our question: He was among those people who are absolutely obsessed with perfection. His motivation helped him to write

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    Essay On Arthur Freed

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    - Introduction - Once upon a time in Culver City‚ California‚ there was a studio with a lion as its logo called Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. For many years‚ under the leadership of Louis B. Mayer‚ Dore Schary‚ and others‚ the studio created magnificent musical films that remain unsurpassed creations in movie history. Mainly‚ there were three musical producers‚ Arthur Freed‚ Joe Pasternak‚ and Jack Cummings. Each producer had his team‚ these were referred to as “units”‚ such as the famous “Freed Unit”

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    Frederic Chopin

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    Frederic Chopin was a composer of polish decent‚ from the romantic era Chopin composed mostly on a solo piano. He was born on March 1st‚ 1810 in what used to be Duchy of Warsaw and was raised in Warsaw. It later on in 1815 came to be a part of Poland. Many people considered him to be a child prodigy as his family didn’t have money‚ yet he grew up motived to love music by his mom was and because his father worked for a noble family he had access to instruments from an early age and was exposed to

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    Baroque Period 1600s

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    The Baroque period existed through the 1600’s to the 1750’s which was a time for European art‚ music and culture. The characteristics of the Baroque music which make it distinctive and noticeable are its melodies‚ rhythm and texture: this devised one single feeling or mood throughout the piece‚ a balance of chordal harmonies and a rhythmic drive. One of the many famous composers for the Baroque period was Johann Pachelbel‚ born in the year 1653 and died on the 3rd of March 1706 Nuremburg Germany

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    Eccles Baroque Music

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    Son of Solomon Eccles and brother of John Eccles‚ Henry Eccles was a Baroque composer of British origin. He was a violin player of great caliber who played in the court of King Louis XIV from 1694 to 1710. Having found‚ what he felt to be‚ little to no recompense for his efforts in his native country‚ Eccles decided to move to Paris‚ France. It was in France where he was fortunate enough to find and obtain a position as a performer for the King of France’s Band. It was also in France‚ in the year

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    Franz Haydn Outline

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    Chapter 1 Franz Joseph Haydn was a Classical composer. He was born on April 1‚ 1732 in Rohrau‚ Austria. Died on May 31‚ 1809 in Vienna‚ Austria‚ he died at the age of 77. When he was 8 years old he was recruited to sing in a choir for St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna. His parents were Matthias Haydn and Maria Haydn‚ he had 4 siblings there names were Michael Haydn‚ Johann Evangelist Haydn‚ Franziska Haydn‚ and Anna Katherina Haydn. Franz was married to Maria Anna Aloysia Keller‚ they had one son

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    Machaut’s Felix Virgo/Inviolata/ Ad Te Suspiramus The fourthteenth century saw tremendous development in music. All across Europe‚ composers were trying to find new ways to push the boundaries of music. This led to the creation of a rhythmic device known as isorhythm. Isorhythm can be defined as a repetition in a voice which contains the same rhythms. The leading composer during this period of time was Guillaume de Machaut‚ who composed works for many different genres. His motet Felix virgo /

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