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    The 19th Century Virtuoso

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    A virtuoso is a musician who is technically skilled on an instrument. Virtuosic musicians are known to be specialized in their instrument‚ perform in front of large audiences‚ and show off to their audiences. They typically travel far and wide with the intent of dazzling audiences all over the world with their extended techniques on an instrument. Fast notes and special effects can be heard in virtuosic music. The goal of all virtuosos is to achieve fame and fortune. Performing in front of upper-class

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    Cyp Core 3.3

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    information is kept for the duration the child is in attendance at the school and after which they will delete the files containing the personal data and shred any paper documents. Personal information is available to the pupils and parents should they wish to view their own details. Staff have access to the shredding machine and can use at any time‚ to shred scribble notes during meetings‚ that may not be needed anymore‚ but may contain children’s names etc. Also‚ in my setting‚ surnames are not written

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    Brian May Research Paper

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    late 1900s band Queen. He started to love music at a young age of 12 and played the piano and ukulele. His love for music started to burst when he got his first guitar on his seventeenth birthday. Shortly after‚ him and his father started to create a new one from scratch. The guitar was known as the Red Special‚ and Brian would use this guitar with a sixpence coin used as a pick. Him and his friends from college‚ Roger Taylor (Drums) and Tim Staffell (First Bass)‚ formed the band Smile and made a single

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    rock to redefine the electric guitar in his own image. Jimi’s impact on music‚ Pop in-particular‚ has become more apparent in recent times as his music has become more appreciated. Pop/Rock musicians Lenny Kravitz‚ Slash‚ Stevie Ray Vaughan‚ Eric Johnson‚ John Mayer and John Frusciante from RHCP are some of the many famous guitarists whom admit Jimi’s musical influence. One of his most influential and individual techniques‚ was Jimi’s improvisation‚ using complex guitar effects and his own bluesy style

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    Jimi Hendrix will always be known for his remarkable ability to play the electric guitar‚ but one of his characteristics that didn’t go unnoticed was his extravagant image. Hendrix was well known for his unique style and sense of fashion. He gave a completely new meaning to the rock and roll style in the 1960’s‚ giving a sharp and glamorous edge to it. His 60’s signature pieces such as bell bottoms‚ vests‚ scarves‚ rings and pins that often acknowledged his support of the hippie movement matched

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    The Blue

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    The Blues is a musical form and genre‚ which originated in South America within the African-American communities. It originated near the end of the 19th century‚ and was rooted from spirituals‚ work songs‚ field hollers (which are very similar to work songs‚ but some do not have lyrics)‚ shouts and rhymes. The blues form in jazz‚ rhythm and blues and rock and roll; and each is characterised by a specific chord progression‚ the most common being the twelve bar blues. The blues notes‚ are played or

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    Robert Johnson has been a very influential man to a variety of artists. His voice and guitar playing skills are what make him stand out. He was not like any other singer during his time. His way of playing the guitar and singing has been recognized by many rock musicians. In a way he helped shape the music genre that we call rock. There are many rock artists that have been able to recognize who Robert Johnson was‚ some of which are The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin. According to Wikipedia‚ Johnsons

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    Song Profile: Paranoid Android by Radiohead Radiohead is a five piece alternative rock band formed in 1985 in Oxfordshire‚ England. The group is comprised of lead vocalist‚ guitarist and band figurehead Thom Yorke‚ guitarist and keyboard player Jonny Greenwood‚ guitarist and vocalist Ed O’Brien‚ bass player Colin Greenwood‚ and drummer/percussionist Phil Selway. Radiohead rose to fame with the release of their second album The Bends in 1995 and secured their stardom in 1997 with their legendary

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    to give Macon a loan that he could’ve used to make himself rich. Later Milkman finds Guitar at Tommy’s Barber shop discussing two recently murdered boys‚ Emmet Till‚ a black Northerner killed in Mississippi for flirting with a white girl‚ and a white boy killed in their town as part of a retaliation. Guitar speaks passionately about the injustices brought upon African Americans and the need to correct them. Guitar explains that the “cards are stacked against” black

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    The Michelle I Know

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    three very important reasons. First‚ by playing his guitar he helped Michelle to get to a place where she could be comfortable with herself. Next‚ the night when Michelle went to visit Claude in his room he helped her to realize that no matter what giving in to her disease would not make anything better. Finally‚ Claude is the hero in the story because he seems to bring a certain bit of relief to the conflict of the story. By playing his guitar Claude helped Michelle to get to a place where she

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