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    especially liked the symphony orchestra pieces. They seemed to tell a story was the people played the music pieces. These pieces were soothing and beautiful. My favorite two pieces in this concert was “Sleeping Beauty Waltz”‚ by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky‚ and “Elegy to the Blind”. “Sleeping Beauty Waltz” was especially sweet. It was almost like a lullaby. The piece was fast and strong at times and at other times soft and sweet. I especially liked the climax of this piece. It had contained This piece

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    A Place Where Dreams Come True The happiest place on earth is known to be Disneyland. A day at Disneyland has the magic that you wont be able to find anywhere else. When Disneyland was built‚ it was built for the young and the old‚ a place where families can take their children. It is a place that promises dreams to come true. Disneyland is a place where children smile in bliss and adults fly back in their childhood innocence. Spending a day at Disneyland is like walking into the movies of your

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    Ballet

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    Ballet is a form of nonverbal communication between any human being who is willing to watch. It is social and accepting but it is also competitive and ceremonial. Ballet originated in the 15th century. By 1661‚ a dance academy opened in Paris and dancing soon presented itself on stage. The Romantic Movement in the 19th century influenced music and ballet. This was also the time at which dancing on pointe became extremely common for ballerinas. Today‚ ballet has risen to new heights. Classical forms

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    Gilbert 1 Mrs. Minogue Gender Studies C March 30‚ 2012 Immaturity As A Result of Society’s Limitations in The House of Mirth In her scholarly article entitled “Another Sleeping Beauty: Narcissism in The House of Mirth” Joan Lidoff asserts that the character of Lily Bart in the novel The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton‚ “like many other heroines‚ act out a cultural dilemma: when society provides no adult female role of active responsibility and initiative‚ women

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    The History Of Ballet

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    Ballet dates back hundreds of years into the 15th century. It is the most common style of danced and is familiar in all parts of the world. Ballet is best known for its elegance and every style of dance has some moves and positions that come from ballet. Ballet from the very beginning still influences so much of todays work in the theater. The style of ballet began in the 15th century during t he Italian Renaissance times. The word ballet comes from the word "ballare" which translates to dance in

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    Sleeping

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    anywhere between 8.5-9.25 hours. This is enough time for your body to recuperate and prepare itself for the day to come. Any amount under or above can be detrimental. Obviously under-sleeping leads to exhaustion and can also cause other health problems and weakens your immune system so you are more likely to get sick. Over sleeping causes chemical releases in your body to get messed up and also for certain chemicals to not work until you are awake. This can cause for things such as a slower metabolism.

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    The Sleeping Beauty story is one that has been retold and remade constantly throughout world history. From German beginnings of “Little Briar Rose”‚ to Disney’s Sleeping Beauty‚ each version has followed the guidelines: a beautiful young lady is trapped in eternal sleep‚ a prince who wakes her with a kiss‚ and a happily ever after in the castle. These go on without the acknowledgement of the Prince’s ogress mother or the cannibalistic tendencies of a jealous wife or queen. However‚ in today’s society

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    Shakespeare Shade Gomez Jealousy‚ Adoption and Love in: The Winter’s Tale and Sleeping Beauty When is it okay to be jealous‚ to be adopted or to fall in love? Lives are damaged and people killed because of the power in jealousy‚ adoption or love. This is proven and displayed throughout two different sources‚ William Shakespeare’s play‚ The Winter’s Tale and Walt Disney’s movie‚ Sleeping Beauty. Although both are very different‚ the movie and the play show these dominant themes. Whether

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    Ballet Russes

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    that *…..* had on the world of classical ballet. The Ballet Russe Dance‚ as we know it today‚ has evolved into a tremendously popular aesthetically pleasing form of entertainment. It merges with other forms of art to create one master piece‚ a sort of melting pot of art. Before the time of Diaghilev and the Ballet Russe‚ dancing was not nearly as exciting and stimulating to watch‚ much less as popular. In the mere twenty years of its existence‚ “the Ballet Russe accomplished more in the development

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    Russian Ballet

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    Not very long ago when people mentioned ballet‚ they thought of Russian ballet. In fact ballet came to Russia relatively late. It brought traditions from many other countries‚ mainly from France and Italy. Actually Tsar Nicholas I was ready to spend great sums of money on the dance companies‚ so ballet got recognition in the capital at St. Petersburg and in Moscow. The Russian ballet dates back to 1847. It was the year when Marius Petipa‚ a young French dancer‚ arrived in St. Petersburg. He found

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