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    Carnival of the Animals

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    surprise at the annual Mardi Gras concert of cellist Charles Lebouc in Paris in February 1886. 2. Saint Saens’ opinion of the work: The first performance of ‘Carnival of the animals’ was on March the 9th‚ 1886‚ peformed by pianists‚ Saint-Saens and Diemer. Composer and pianist. The work was requested by Franz Liszt to be played again. After the second performance‚ Saint-Saens refused to allow any more public performances of ‘Carnival of the Animals’ as he highly feared that it would ruin his reputation

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    The Pianist Roman Polanski’s (The director)‚ "The Pianist" tells the story of a Polish Jew‚ a classical musician‚ who survived the Holocaust through stoicism and good luck. This is not a thriller‚ and avoids any temptation to crank up suspense or sentiment; it is the pianist’s witness to what he saw and what happened to him. The film is based on the autobiography of Wladyslaw Szpilman‚ who was playing Chopin on a Warsaw radio station when the first German bombs fell. Szpilman’s family was prosperous

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    Piano Concert report

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    Crystal Le Music 50A Piano Concert Report I’ve heard a lot about Jon Nakamatsu‚ a Japanese American classical pianist who is the first American to win the gold medal at The Tenth Vancliburn International Piano Competition in Fort Worth‚ Texas. That was the reason why I went to California Theater in San Jose on October 20‚ 2013 for his piano concert. This theatre is located on 345 South First Street‚ San Jose. It didn’t

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    What is a disabled person? A disabled person is classified as any person who is unable to obtain for himself or herself‚ fully or partially‚ the normal requirements of an individual and /or is unable to participate fully in the community due to shortcomings either physically or mentally which may have occurred since birth or later in life. There are people who have overcome these shortcomings and achieved great success through self-reliance and diligence. One such person that comes to mind is none

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    masmndasnmdnsand

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    This novel can be visualized to a great extent through the movie “The Pianist” directed by Roman Polanski. Andrien Brody plays the charcter‚ Wladyslaw Szpilman‚ not to be confused with Vladek Spiegelman. If you want to look through the eyes of a Nazi German during the Holocaust‚ Schindler’s List is a great movie as well. Both mediums present the Holocaust in great detail‚ but you can feel the walls of the confined spaces that Valdek & Anja occupy in Maus more-so than that during the movie. The panels

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    Charles-Valentin Alkan

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    1835. Portrait by Édouard Dubufe Charles-Valentin Alkan[n 1][n 2] (pronounced: [ʃaʁl valɑ̃tɛ̃ alkɑ̃]; 30 November 1813 – 29 March 1888) was a French composer and pianist. At the height of his fame in the 1830s and 1840s he was‚ alongside his friends and colleagues Frédéric Chopin and Franz Liszt‚ among the leading virtuoso pianists in Paris‚ a city in which he spent virtually his entire life. At the Conservatoire de Paris‚ which Alkan entered before he was six‚ he earned many awards. His career

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    The Pianist In this essay I will talk about Wladyslaw Szpilman‚ he was a Jewish pianist that lived during the World War II‚ he suffered a lot because the Nazis were persecuting the Jewish people‚ I would like to describe how he lived and how was the situation during the Jewish Holocaust. The Holocaust was a massive murder of the Jewish‚ this was ordered by Adolf Hitler who was from Germany and was the Nazi leader‚ it is said that he killed around six million Jews from around Europe but during this

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    Striping Away Humanity

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    Myriam ENG 101 Section 16 12/03/2013 Pratt Striping Away Humanity The Pianist is a phenomenal movie that successfully put the audience into the life of Wladyslaw Sziplman‚ a fugitive trying to survive World War II in Poland. The cinematography of the movie overall looked carefully crafted together with just the right amount of contrast‚ symbolism‚ and depth. He was not remembered as a hero‚ but as a man who was lucky enough to survive through such a tragedy. Roman Polanski efficiently

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    Schm2301 Chapter2 Case

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    problems about the pianos. Steinway should change the new production quotas and make sure that the woods are not pulled from conditioning rooms. The problems about quality can be solved now. Another problem is the style of the pianos‚ a classical pianist had to use a 30-year-old Steinway piano because he cannot find a new one he liked. Steinway should hire new designers to product some fashionable pianos and create a new style‚ then the customers will become interested in their new

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    Analysis of the Pianist

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    dominant color become gray. • First sign of light and hope when the Nazis prepare to leave Warsaw shown by the first glimmer of sunlight • Same symbol in the scene that Szpilman plays for the German commander: light shining on the piano and the pianist‚ both representing hope -Put us into the protagonist’s perspective: • Lack of close-up of what Szpilman is looking at‚ for instance from the window • In one scene‚ a bomb explodes nearby‚ and on the soundtrack we hear a high- pitched whistling

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