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    The Vielle: a Short History

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    Short History Bowed instruments have been around since the ninth century AD‚ according to Werner Bachmann‚ author of The Origins of Bowing. They originated in Central Asia‚ where they produced very fine hunting bows‚ which eventually developed into the first musical bows. In the tenth century‚ bowed instruments had traveled to the lands of the Islamic and Byzantine Empires. (Remnant‚ 1989) In the eleventh century‚ the vielle was depicted in Byzantine manuscripts. The instrument then traveled up through

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    The Squeaky Horn

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    Company Overview The Squeaky Horn is a musical instrument repair store which specialized in all major and minor repairs for band and orchestra instruments. Over the past ten year‚ The Squeaky Horn has established a great customer relationship with the music professionals from all over the country‚ and has been operated in a relatively less competitive environment as there were no many similar stores in the town. However‚ as the new store Best Instrument Repair opened across the town recently‚ the Squeaky

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    Music Appreciation 1.) According to Merriam Webster dictionary online the definition of listening is to pay attention to someone or something in order to hear what is being said‚ sung‚ or played. The definition of hearing is very different from listening it is the process‚ function‚ or power of perceiving sound. Many times people believe these two words mean the same thing; however looking at their definitions there is a clear difference. If your teacher is speaking to you can hear the sound her

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    My Hobbies

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    These new interests can be quite time-consuming and most children put a lot of energy into them. Some other children might get interested in less active activities like reading‚ painting‚ or stamp collecting. While some others might enjoy playing an instrument like the piano or the flute. As we get older‚ our hobbies might change or they might not. Some people who collected stamps as a child might still be collecting stamps when they are 80. Other people might change their interests every year depending

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    The first song I chose was “Crazy Blues” by Catherine Russell. In my opinion‚ the simplicity of the song really allows you to hear and understand the actual lyrics of the song. The beginning of the song or the intro is the sound of the piano which leads right into the first verse of Catherine Russell’s really beautiful voice. The piano closes out the song in the end as well. This song was a slower tempo but I think it definitely worked well because it allowed you to feel what she was singing about

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    Son Jarocho Son Jarocho is a type of Mexican folk music that originated in southern Veracruz‚ Mexico. The son genre was created in 17th and 18th century with influence from Spanish music styles and instruments. This fusion of the son genre brought upon the Son Jarocho among the coastal state of Veracruz. The Son Jarocho is a combination of Mexican‚ Spanish and West African influence. The West African influence comes from the slaves that were brought to Veracruz by the Spaniards. By the 19th century

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    Accounting for Derivatives FAS 133 (Financial Accounting Standards Board Statement No. 133‚ Accounting for Derivative Instruments and Hedging Activities) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary This Statement establishes accounting and reporting standards for derivative instruments‚ including certain derivative instruments embedded in other contracts‚ (collectively referred to as derivatives) and for hedging activities. It requires that

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    many different instruments being played in this piece. I predicted that it mostly consisted of string and brass instruments. After doing some research‚ I discovered that a flute‚ two oboes‚ two bassoons‚ two horns‚ two trumpets‚ a timpani‚ and a few other string instruments were used. I think this particular variety of instruments made this piece sound really nice. It starts off with a slow tempo and gradually gets louder and faster. During the fast tempo‚ the string instruments were what really

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    Music Unites Us All

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    It can relax someone‚ while others enhance their spirituality through music. Music has different types which depend on a specific musical instrument. In Africa‚ there are various musical instruments used in many kinds of gatherings‚ occasions‚ spiritual ceremonies‚ and other forms of traditional and casual events. Some of the traditional African instruments include kora‚ djembe drums‚ and kalimba. Kora is widely known and used in parts of West Africa. It is made of a 21-string bridge-harp covered

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    Ashley Owens Professor Lleweylln Music Appreciation 13 November 2012 Sergei Prokofiev How does music make us feel? Not what do we feel when we listen to music but more specifically‚ what is it about Music that triggers our human emotions? What effect did hearing those sad country songs on the radio during my morning drive to school have on the rest of my day? Why does upbeat hip hop music always make me nod my head with the beat? Why does a song like “Go rest high on that mountain” by Vince

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