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    minor the first movement is called Allergro con brio and it is in sonata form. This movement is very intense and strong sounding and has a single rhythmic motive that is short-short-short-long. The first theme of this movement is in C minor. Throughout this theme he shifts the motive to different pitches and instruments. The second theme is in E flat major and starts with a varied basic motive of short-short-short-long-long-long. The horns starts a new melody that is calm sounding compared to the opening

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    Concert 3: Tchaikovsky On the 28th April 2011 I participated with the Iowa state orchestra on the last performance for the year. The orchestra included works by Tchaikovsky. The orchestra performed the 5th Symphony in E minor. This piece is in sonata form‚ which has a theme that is heard throughout the piece. The overall trajectory of the Tchaikovsky’s 5th reminds the listeners to Beethoven’s 5th symphony as they were both during the times of war and it is illustrated in both symphonies. This

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    the audience is able to be exposed to the intense illustrations exemplified by composers. Spudvilla’s portrayal of “Woolvs in the sitee” demonstrates the child’s inability to reconcile with himself. Contrasting to this notion; the playwright “Shoe-horn Sonata” to expose the brutal reality of POW camps during WWII. Therefore‚ distinctively visual forces the audience to succumb to the barriers society creates. It is through distinctively visual representations and graphic depiction that allows the

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    The symphony is an orchestral work‚ primarily homophonic in style‚ without a division between the orchestra and the soloist‚ which is the main factor that distinguishes it from the concerto. It originated from Italy around the 1730s‚ and it is developed from the Italian Sinfonia‚ or also known as the opera overture‚ and it took off and spread across Europe later on. In the 1700s‚ opera overtures had a three-movement structure. The first movement is a fast movement (Allegro)‚ followed by a slow

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    Friday night‚ November 22th‚ a great concert was held again in the Sean O’Sullivan Theatre of Brock University. This concert was performed by four young‚ energetic‚ and talent musicians: Vera Alekseeva play a violin‚ Austin Hitchcock plays a French horn‚ and Karin Di Bella plays piano. When I entered the theatre‚ my eyes were immediately caught by a beautiful piano on the stage under the bright light. Some students were taking pictures of the instruments. Before the concert start‚ the musicians were

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    French Horn Assignment 4 http://www.soundjunction.org/thefrenchhornabriefhistory.aspa http://www.blackdiamondbrass.com/hrnhist/hornhist.htm History of French Horns In Europe‚ horns gained popularity in the trendy sport of hunting. As this aristocratic sport spread‚ horn-makers experimented with different shapes and sizes to increase the range of notes possible. In 1636‚ French musical scholar Marin Mersenne wrote of four different kinds of horns in his Harmonie Universelle: Le grand cor (the

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    Metamorphosen is a memorial elegy. Symphony No.7 in A major‚ Op.92 is in four movements‚ Poco sostenuto - Vivace‚ Allegretto‚ Presto and Allegro con brio. The orchestra had violins‚ violas‚ cellos‚ basses‚ flutes‚ piccolo‚ oboes‚ English horn‚ clarinets‚ bassoons‚ horns‚ trumpets‚ trombones‚ tuba‚ keyboards and harp. Contrapunctus XIX‚ from The Art of the Fugue‚ BWV 1080 is an unfinished work by Johann Sebastian Bach. The Art of the Fugue is a set of fugues of increasing complexity using every theoretical

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    three themes and generally follows a traditional sonata-allegro form. The first theme is church-like with its homophonic nature and represents Friar Lawrence in the play. The second theme‚ Theme A‚ is very rhythmic with a melody that at times is dissonant to its harmony and represents the feud between the Montagues and the Capulets. The third theme‚ Theme B‚ is the lyrical love theme representing the Romeo and Juliet. Like in a traditional sonata-allegro form‚ all the themes are developed and recapitulated

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    two oboes‚ two bassoons‚ horns‚ timpani‚ continuo (harpsichord) and a string section containing first and second violins‚ violas‚ cellos and double basses. This instrumentation is typical of the classical period orchestra‚ although a few are missing‚ eg flute. As well as this‚ the horns are marked "in D" and this shows it was in the classical period as the horns did not yet have valves‚ so

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    orchestra and solo instruments or small ensembles‚ bouncing between the two or three even. There has been speculation that the concerto form was in fact a variation of the sonata form‚ yet this is not the case (Simon‚ 1957). The sonata was believed to be introduced around 1770‚ making the concerto‚ on a timeline‚ appear before the sonata form. In the early parts of the baroque period the concerto in its traditional form had not yet emerged (Simon‚ 1957)‚ yet it was in the works‚ on its way. There

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