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    playing. Knowing what came before is the only way to realize what there is left to do. Imitation as a stage of learning is timeless and inevitable. This mode of thought holds especially true in jazz because outside of the specific notes and rhythms‚ the intangible essence of this music cannot be notated exactly. This includes but is not limited to the subtleties of rhythmic feel and how the artist interprets the beat as well as the use of expressive nuance in one’s sound‚ aspects of which

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    The piece is very unpredictable several day ways‚ especially rhythm. This could be down to the fact that there is no time signature given at the start of the piece - meaning that each bar is made up different lengths. This can therefore be hard for the listener to try and predict where the music is going next. Pärt doesn’t use many different note lengths‚ the only ones he uses are: crotchets‚ minims‚ dotted minims‚ semibreves and dotted semibreves - all of which are simple to count as they don’t

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    pitched voice as the one in Curran Theatre. My favorite composition from the band was Beggin because the tempo and beat was so fast-paced and it was impressive how the band had bright stage lights and fascinating dance moves. The music contained catchy rhythms and beats. Some notes would stretch out to make a nice vocal sound and some were just quick beats from the drums. The staging was very flashy because they had different stage lights with different colors for each part of the story. The costumes were

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    “…the rhythm of work and play…” It’s been an hour since I made a start on my home work. So far I have tidied my desk‚ organised my notes into alphabetical order‚ made myself a cup of tea and set out my highlighters. My desk is spotless‚ I am settled and ready to go but I haven’t done anything. Still‚ I feel a false sense of accomplishment and pride at my solid hour of work even though I’m no closer to getting a decent result in my Leaving cert. Recognise yourself? Our generation suffers from an

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    .”. The introduction of the song starts with a man’s voice saying “producing…” The song then jumps to a few twinkling of simple‚ high-octave piano notes played continuously with the plucking of a few lower octave notes to accompany it and set the rhythm of the song. There is a strong‚ hypnotizing drum beat that enters the song. The beat is at a slower tempo. It is very similar to a hip-hop style beat. Then what sounds like a choir singing starts‚ which sets the mood for the rest of the song. The

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    of a beating heart trying to contain itself as it was in the presence of someone it was drawn to but was not familiar with them. The tone was very steady and had heaviness to it with dynamics that held a predictable pattern after listening to the rhythm as it repeated itself a second time. Although this is a very beautiful piece it has a haunting mood attached to an arpeggio of steady sounds that can be romantic and lonely at the same time. I found it to be amazing how one instrument could carry

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    tapping will be replaced with chanting the pattern. Just as the rote melody‚ the students will echo the beat by choosing one student while the rest of the class continues to keep the beat steady. This will assess if a student has learned to keep a rhythm while others are keeping a consistent tempo. This method is similar to rote‚ in that‚ it does not use any notation and teaches a whole pattern aurally. Both methods of teaching are natural to children

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    with regrets. The importance was also emphasized by regular use of punctuation‚ commas and periods as well as diction‚ slow words‚ which forces the song to be slowed down and reflected upon. Throughout the song we see an irregular rhythm that changes between iambic and trochea pentametre and it is through this erratic metre the songwriter conveys the inner conflicts that she has experienced‚ such as being lost in sin. In contrast‚ the regular meter signifies the songwriters

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    What initially draws almost any person to listen to a song? The beat of the song sets the tempo‚ and the tempo portrays many emotions to the audience. Slow beats usually display a damaging or dejected connotation; whereas‚ an upbeat tempo depicts an equally cheerful and composed nature of sensations. Third Eye Blind’s 1997 hit‚ “Semi- Charmed Life”‚ appeals to audiences due to the positive melody played throughout the entire song. Beneath the catchy upbeat melody‚ the song contains dark lyrics about

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    Reading Father and I by Par Lagerkvist with Narrative and Culture Repetition One of the claims that J. Hillis Miller make in his essay Narrative‚ has to do with repetition and its relationship with enjoyment. Miller points out “We enjoy imitation. For one thing imitations are rhythmic‚ orderly and it is natural for us to take pleasure in rhythmic forms.” In answering the question‚ why we need the ‘same’ story over and over again‚ Miller adds “The repetition of a rhythmic pattern is intrinsically

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