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    childhood. A young girl who loses her mother‚ and later gains a stepmother and two stepsisters. She then became a maid to her two new stepsisters who were very cruel to her. She would find solace through a kind white dove that made a home in a large tree that overlooked her mother’s grave. The dove would bring her anything she wished for. Then came the Royal ball where the prince would choose a wife. Cinderella begged to go‚ yet her stepmother came up with many reason’s why she couldn’t. So Cinderella

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    Monteverdi’s Lamento della ninfa is an excellent example of what a lament should be. A lament is always an expression of grief or sorrow and usually over a loss of love. This loss of love may be due to the death of the loved one or betrayal (such is this case). The lament is not a complaint about unhappy or unrequited love‚ but it is a manifestation of sadness. In most cases‚ Lamento della ninfa included‚ the lamenter is tormented simultaneously by the past‚ present‚ and future: the memories

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    free and the phrases are more irregular. The song is flexible because it is suggesting a sad and passionate farewell to the person he loves. To express this farewell‚ the song reaches the climax several different times and then drops away. Dido’s Lament is also accompanied by a basso continuo and has a mournful setting as well. The song opens with a descending chromatic line‚ the ground bass‚ which is repeated eleven different times throughout the piece. Dido repeats “Remember Me” several times as

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    White Oleander Analysis

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    As a result of her mother’s incarceration‚ Astrid is thrusted into a myriad of unmerited situations- the foster homes. One evil stepmother leads to another in this tale of adversity and just when Astrid’s prospects brighten under a shining sun‚ the clouds roll in and it begins to rain. "White Oleander" is a Cinderella story with all the ingredients of misery and misfortune but the wrong ending. At the beginning of her first real encounter with calamity‚ Astrid is inundated with a deluge of emotions

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    thought that a millionaire’s child would be born with a silver spoon and all the riches money could buy but that was not quite the case for our Adeline. A girl who was very tender at age and at heart. She was neglected by her father‚ scorned by her stepmother and frowned upon by her siblings. All in all‚ what she felt was not love from her family but only abhorrence. She had undergone far too many blows for someone her age. A read that will engender sensitivity and sympathy even among the biggest‚buffest

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    Baroque period; that is‚ it contains recitative arioso and aria styles. The piece is composed based on a poem or lament about unrequited love by Pietro Dolfino. Based on the lyrics the lover laments the fate of his beloved after being locked up by her father who opposed to their love. The first part of the cantata resembles a lament musical style due to the descending notes. A lament is a composition in which a character complains of his misfortunes‚ usually about love‚ but in many cases due

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    Both performances‚ “Tu Se Morta” by L’Orfeo and “Dido’s Lament” by Henry Purcell‚ display distinctive qualities of this time period and serve as excellent examples of technique. Both pieces are described as being arias‚ or solo vocals with an orchestral accompaniment. Knowing this‚ one might assume that there would be some similarities in the dynamics of the two pieces. Both works demonstrate sudden changes in dynamic‚ less so in “Dido’s Lament”‚ that is characteristic of the baroque. The timbres

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    The earth shook and the trees creaked and groaned as if they were about to be uprooted by a storm. Thinking that this was her chance to escape‚ Vasilisa ran straight out behind the witch‚ but alas‚the gates suddenly swung shut with a crash. *shrieks of laughter* Standing well back from the fence‚ Vasilisa tried to get the locks to open by repeating what she had heard Baba Yaga say: ’My solid jaws‚ unlock! My tall gates open! Oh‚ what was it again? My unyielding gates‚ open! My wide gates open

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    Pg. #1 Lizzie Borden “Took an Axe” The first module essay was based on Lizzie Borden and the murders of her parents‚ a mystery that till this day has not been solved. The second module essay will be a profile about the newest movie and its different way of telling the story. The newest movie was produced by the Lifetime network and was called Lizzie Borden “Took an Axe” and aired in January 25‚ 2014. Almost everyone has heard the infamous childhood rhyme‚ “ Lizzie Borden took an axe‚

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    Andrew Borden Case Summary

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    THE CASE OF LIZZIE BORDEN In 1892‚ Fall River‚ Massachusetts was a northern town of sharp class divisions. Fall River was a leader in textile manufacturing‚ a thriving mill town of about 80‚000 with a bustling port (Berni 1997). The ruling classes were of the long-settled Yankees that lived in the fashionable part of town known as "The Hill” (Booth 2013). Those who lived below The Hill‚ and area commonly referred to as “The Pit”‚ were typically of lower class‚ worked in the mills and were often

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