INFORMATION SYSTEMS STRATEGIC PLAN ANALYSIS OF THE CURRENT Health Information System Jackie Hooten INF690: ISS Capstone Seminar Dr. Chiji Ohayia February 13‚ 2012 Table of Contents Proposal------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 A. Purpose-----------------------------
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Bingen‚ Columbia aspexit (L 1/8) Homophonic Wolfgang A. Mozart‚ Piano Concerto No. 21‚ in C‚mvt. ii (MEB 1/4) Ludwig van Beethoven‚ The Ruins of Athens‚ “Turkish March” (MEB 1/9) Polyphonic‚ imitative Johann Sebastian Bach‚ The Art of Fugue‚ Contrapuntcus 1 Polyphonic‚ nonimitative Sergey Prokofiev‚ Montagues and Capulets‚ Dance of the Knights- Mid-section combination of textural types: Georges Bizet‚ L’Arlésienne Suite‚ “Farandole” LISTENING EXERCISE Tonality:
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Introduction It is a technology dealing with the application of Mechatronics Computers For production of goods and services.Automation is broadly classified into- 1.Manufacturing automation 2.Service automation The use of automatic machinery and systems‚ particularly those manufacturing or data-processing systems which require little or no human intervention in their normal operation. During the 19th century a number of machines such as looms and lathes became increasingly self-regulating
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to me at the beginning and I had no idea what to expect. The texture at the beginning of the first movement was monophonic. As the piano entered the melody for both cello and piano was conjunct with symmetrical phrasing. Here the texture became polyphonic. The tone color of the piano seemed varied to me‚ alternating throughout the piece between vibrant and subdued. When the mood was not lively it became somber. The dynamics of both instruments changed throughout this movement‚ from piano to forte
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accompany stage performances‚ for example‚ and the medieval church also utilized chanted plainsong to accompany religious services. Gradually‚ the concept of a polyphonic or “many voiced” choir began to emerge‚ with musical compositions featuring multiple parts which could be sung together or individually‚ and modern choirs typically perform polyphonic compositions which showcase a range of voices. There are many different types of choir. Mixed choirs feature both men and women‚ and it is also possible
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is Hildegard of Bignen? 14. When did composers begin to write polyphonic pieces? What was this early polyphony like? 15. What is a canon? 16. What is a drone? 17. What is an ostinato? 18. What is the liturgy? 19. Who is Guillaume de Machaut? 20. What city became the musical center of Europe during the mid to late Middle Ages? What was the musical center of this city and who worked there? 21. Composers began to write polyphonic songs that were not always based on chant‚ what were they based
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drums. 4. What are modes? Describe at least one type of mode. Modes are alternative scales that can be derived from the familiar scale by starting on a different scale tone. One type of mode would be Dorian. 5. What is polyphonic music? How does it differ from monophonic music? Polyphonic music is music that uses two or more independent melodies. It differs from monophonic music because monophonic uses 1 melody. Critical Thinking Questions (10 points each) 1. Why did early humans develop music? What
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date (although it would most likely have been performed by a ‘broken consort’‚ a mixed group of wind and string instruments). As one would expect from a Renaissance piece‚ the texture is largely polyphonic‚ punctuated by moments of chordal homophony (bars 9 to 10 of the Galliard). Integrated into the polyphonic texture are short imitative fragments‚ extremely characteristic of the Renaissance
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PartII The Middle Ages and Renaissance McGraw-Hill © 2006 The McGraw-Hill Companies‚ Inc. All rig An Appreciation Time-Line Middle Ages (450-1450) – Rome sacked by Vandals—455 – Beowolf—c. 700 – First Crusade—1066 – Black Death—1347-52 – Joan of Arc executed by English—1431 McGraw-Hill © 2006 The McGraw-Hill Companies‚ Inc. All rig An Appreciation Time-Line Renaissance (1450-1600) – Guttenberg Bible—1456 – Columbus reaches America—1492 – Leonardo da Vinci: Mona Lisa—c. 1503 – Michelangelo:
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portrays the unity of mood within a baroque piece. A relentless drive of rhythmic patterns is prominent through the entirety of a piece and is rarely ever interrupted * Texture - music composed during the late baroque period is most often polyphonic in texture. This means that two more melodic lines compete for the audiences’ attention * Predominantly contrapuntal. However‚ counterpoint was harmonically oriented * It was extremely common and usual to find close imitation between
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