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    When marching‚ either in a marching band or other activities‚ one must first know the basic way to march before getting into the more complicated aspects of marching. Marching forwards with a roll-step is the most basic facet of marching‚ and one must know how to properly march with a roll-step before attempting anything else. In order to march with a roll-step‚ one must first start out with good posture. Standing at attention with heels together on the yard line‚ feet out at a 45-degree angle‚

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    Concert Report

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    Suzanne Caristensen‚ Peter Brown‚ Paul schncider and Michael Garvey. Basically their performance is backed with an orchestra of two oboes‚ two horns‚ and strings. To be spotted on‚ the movements of this piece is rooted in E flat major‚ an Andante tempo is shown at a walking pace (76–108 bpm). The overall performance is well balanced‚ with the second bassoon constantly establishing a firm bass and the soloists play with the style to be well blended in the whole performance and certainly with admirable

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    different Jazz and dance bands. He died from Pneumonia complicated by his alcoholism in 1931. In both pieces‚ Louis Armstrong and Bix Beiderbecke and their instruments are what stand out in the songs. The tempo of the pieces are different with “I’m Coming to Virginia” being the slower tempo of the two. Louis Armstrong normally has a real bright sound. In “The Potato Head Blues” the best way to describe his timbre here is something more "street". It’s not as refined. You can tell Louis hasn’t

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    Been”. The title alone illustrates the melancholy tone‚ but the dynamics and tempo truly craft the emotion. The song opens pianissimo and grows‚ very slowly‚ to forte through the course‚ conveying a sense of the growing intensity of pain and resentment. Schumann’s “Traumerei”‚ while constructed differently‚ is just as heart wrenching. His piece is more mezzo piano to mezzo forte‚ but is built on the same creeping tempo. The same sort of comparisons can be drawn between Reznor’s “Leaving Hope”

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    The piece Bikini by Dexter Gordon has four different solos. The first solo is by Dexter Gordon himself with the tenor saxophone. If I had to provide counter number for the beginning and end of his section it would be 1 and 2 and 3 and 4. If I had to label it‚ it would be AABA from 00:12 to 00:48 starting with 4/8 and ending with 4/4. The second solo is by Jimmy Bunn with the piano. The counter numbers I could count were 2 and 2 and 3 and 4. If I had to label it‚ I would say it’s AABA from 01:02 to

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    The History of Waltz

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    The fast tempo did indeed present problems. Much of the enjoyment of the new dance was lost in the continual strain to keep up with the music. It is not known exactly when the waltz was introduced to the United States. It was probably brought to New York and Philadelphia at about the same time‚ and by the middle of the Nineteenth Century was firmly established in United States society. During the later part of the Nineteenth Century‚ Waltzes were being written to a slower tempo than the original

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    Love

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    Catisha Jones Mrs. Brown ENG 1113 HD Class 22 April 2013 “Take Me to the King or Stay Crying in the Chapel” If you’re going through a rough time in your life‚ you may try “Crying in the Chapel” or simply implore “Take me to the King!” Elvis Presley was raised to have a strong faith in God. He attended the Assembly of God Church with his parents where the gospel music became an important influence for him. He was a film actor and singer born in Tupelo‚ Ms. Artie Glenn wrote the song “Crying

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    homophonic texture and is in simple duple meter. The second movement is an aria at a slower tempo. It is in the variations form‚ but this time in compound duple meter. One thing that grabbed my attention is that the variations do not overlap. Every variation ends before the next one starts. The third and last movement of the violin concerto is the gigue form‚ in which the meter stays as compound but the tempo accelerates and becomes allegro. After the break‚ the orchestra opened the second part of

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    Essay On Billie Holiday

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    Billie Holiday is one of the greatest jazz singers of her time. Although her legacy shines bright‚ her life was often plagued by the adversity of drugs‚ men‚ and alcohol. Critics do not give enough credit to the struggle of Billie Holiday‚ whose highs and lows were commonly expressed through her strong vocals and combination of blues‚ jazz‚ and swing. She‚ unlike any other artist‚ came from nothing in Baltimore and found different avenues to rise through jazz history. Similar to her immediate family

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    Mozart’s Serenade‚ which is like a tiny symphony‚ was conducted and played with exemplary care. The tempo of the music was upbeat‚ it’s dynamics were managed thoughtfully‚ and the musical form presented consisted of alterations that were superb. The "romance" of the second movement was hushed and tender‚ the finale was as light as air. After the finale

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