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    Able to perform the most complex song with unquestionable ability‚ the Compostelan pianist Isabel Pérez Dobarro is living the American dream. But she does not renounce her Galician heritage. Currently gathering praise and applause along the world‚ the president of New York’s Beta Pi Chapter is now‚ at only 24‚ one of the figureheads of the world’s musical elite. Pérez Dobarro fills venues around the world‚ breathing life into the work of our most important composers‚ while at the same time campaigning

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    After dropping out of high school in 1905 at the age of 16‚ Hitler travelled to Vienna to explore all the arts‚ music‚ and old-European culture that the city held. However‚ it was the city’s magnificent architecture that caught his attention and Hitler quickly developed an interest in becoming an architect. A promising artist in high school‚ Hitler decided to enroll in the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts in October of 1907. Although he had felt confident about the entrance exams‚ Hitler was soon denied

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    Alto Saxophone Versus Tenor Saxophone Being a part of band for eight years playing the E-flat alto as my main instrument and dabbling with the B-flat tenor saxophone‚ I learned that even with its similar look and playing techniques‚ there is a few key differences that differentiate them. The two saxophones‚ almost identical in looks‚ are both part of the woodwind section of instruments‚ created by Aldophe Sax in the 1800’s‚ and classified as middle tone ranged with identical fingerings. Yet when

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    Flute In The 18th Century

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    An extra hole was added to the instrument as well (the first key)‚ allowing the musician to play an E-flat‚ therefore making all chromatic notes viable to the flutist [2]. Many new developments were introduced to the design of the flute in the 18th century. These developments were met with an increase in desire to learn how to play the flute‚ as flute methods books were sold to beginners for the first time in 1710 [2]. Extra joints were added early on in the century‚ often with differing lengths

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    The orchestral introduction of the song no. 2 mm. 1-18 displays the uncertainty of major-minor mode‚ in which the music sounds as if in an F# minor key‚ but the E major chords in mm. 16-18 that proceeds to the A major chord in m. 19 provide a certainty that A major is the actual key of the music (fig. 15)‚ whereas the submediant chord at the beginning of the song obscures the actual key and provides the song a minor flavor. Fig. 15: The dominant chord in mm. 16-18 in song no. 2. Alfred J. Swan

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    Igor Fyodorovich Stravinsky (b. 5/17 June 1882; d. 6 April 1971) is undoubtedly one of the most important and influential musical personalities of the 20th century‚ his musical innovations concerning rhythm‚ harmony‚ melody and sound texture from his early works also making him a pioneer of new music. The 20th century has been marked by tumultuous events and the conflictual and agitated atmosphere surrounding certain nations during the first decade pushed artists towards a nationalist attitude. In

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    Tippett's Opera Analysis

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    Introduction It is crucial with these types of questions to fully establish what is meant within the question. Just because an opera receives a positive review‚ does not necessarily mean it made a significant contribution to the genre. In fact‚ throughout musical history and across all genres‚ many performances which are poorly received are the ones which make the biggest contribution. It’s about pushing the boundaries. Therefore‚ my main focus will be exploring whether Tippett’s Operas pushed the

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    Johann Sebastian Bach was born on March 31st 1685‚ in Eisenach Germany. He was a composer and‚ a performer who was extremely skilled at his craft. Bach was credited with over 1000 different compositions; including his most important‚ “The Saint Johns Passion”(Hanford). Originally Bach intended that the St John Passion would be first performed in the St. Thomas Church in Leipzig‚ but due to a last-minute change by the music council‚ it was first performed on Good Friday of 1724 in the St. Nicholas

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    Writing naturally levitated towards Robert Bruce Montgomery. Born on October 02‚ 1921 under the name of Robert Bruce Montgomery‚ but you may know him as Edmund Crispin. As an extremely talented child‚ Robert flourished in books and music‚ but physical weakness prevented him from taking an interest in sports. Consequently‚ Robert became an intellectual snob by the age of 14. Being a talented pianist was also one of the many traits Robert acquired‚ which he would use later in his life. As you could

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    It is argued that Bach’s Well Tempered Clavier has influenced music ever since it has been written and published. Bach was known as a great teacher‚ and his students are what motivated him to write The Well Tempered Clavier‚ a monstrosity of a collection of Harpsichord/Keyboard works. Bach revolutionized music for many years to come and numerous other composers were influenced by his works. This is indeed why the musical trinity has been formed by classical musicians‚ because without Bach (the father)

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