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    Vibrato Vs Baroque

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    era was the instruments that were used. Violins were one of the instruments that had major differences that allowed for different musical ideas to be expressed. The biggest difference that I noticed was the flatter bridge on a baroque instrument. My understating of these instrumental variations is that the flatter bridge allows the player to sustain more notes for a longer period of time. Another significant difference between baroque and modern violins are the bows. My comprehension of the differences

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    Basso Continuo A small accompanying ensemble of usually only two instruments that provides bass-driven chordal support is the basso continuo (continuous bass). During the baroque period‚ the harpsichord and a low string instrument formed the most common basso continuo. To prevent the high-flying melodies of the Baroque from spinning out of control‚ a strong harmonic support was needed. The double bass would play the bass line and the harpsichord would fill in the chords above the bass note‚ which

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    Regarding the Bassoon

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    a report on the violin or piano and felt entitled to reveal to my audience how magnificent this at first‚ alien like instrument truly is. The bassoon originated from the dulcian. Post the invention of the bassoon was the contrabassoon‚ a lower sounding bassoon‚ but its sax like shape didn’t draw my attention in the same manner as the bassoon did. You see‚ its lack of curves and long slender shape makes it some what of an oddity‚ which stands out in a crowd of piccolos‚ violins and the remainder

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    The first song “Variations on God save the King” was composed by Paganini and played by Ruggerio Ricci on the violin did not sound like there was any tonality. I did hear a pattern which means it had a meter. The dynamics was soft because if I remember correctly it means a small amount of instruments or singers. The tone color was a violin and flute. There was a theme since it kept repeating itself. The tempo was Rubato. I can hear a chord that was all I was able to make out. The song is not pleasing

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    the graceful energy each musician puts into ‘Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping Beauty‚’ you won’t fall asleep during a performance at the Houston Symphony. Violinist Benjamin Beilman is a makes his Houston Symphony debut performing Mendelssohn’s sparkling Violin Concerto. Beilman is being called the fastest rising classical star of our generation‚ he performs with an impressive technique and a passionate‚ emotional connection to the music as he easily moves as one with his instrument. His performance was

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    a season of grace

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    was a son of a school supervisor and a teacher. As a teenager‚ he helped his father by delivering meat door-to-door across provincial villages and municipalities. González was also a musician. He played the violin and even made four guitars by hand. He earned his first peso by playing the violin during a Chinese funeral in Romblon. González attended Mindoro High School (now Jose J. Leido Jr. Memorial National High School) from 1927 to 1930. González attended college at National University (Manila)

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    condescending towards Western culture and has a strong bias against it. It is also my opinion that the type of parenting that Chua advocates of totalitarian character and forces their children to excel in some particular topics‚ as she says‚ Mathematics‚ violin and piano. I want to emphasize that this type of education does not guarantee a happy boy or a balanced learning‚ and therefore I do not agree with his assessment that is

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    Vivaldi Four Seasons

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    Listening to music can be an inspiration‚ a motivation‚ or even a release. No two people have exactly the same taste in music. A decade seems like a small amount of time‚ however in the evolution of music‚ it could be a life time. Music divided by centuries can seem as different as night and day. However today music is often influenced and shaped by classical composers. Two such comparisons are Antonio Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and Nickelback’s live concert performance of Animals‚ Woke up this

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    All Is Well

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    experience: The first story: When I was a child in kindergarten‚i started to practice the violin because my uncle is good at playing it and he can instruct me in summer vocation.I don’t know whether I really love it but just thought to do this thing.While we didn’t live in a same city‚so after summer vocation finished‚I only can practice by myself..And what worse‚my parents cannot find an excellent violin teacher in my small hometown.After 3 years ‚i can find great progress in my playing skill.So

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    Antonín Dvořák

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    wife Anna‚ née Zdeňková. Dvořák was the first of fourteen children‚ only eight of whom survived infancy. Dvořák learned to play violin in elementary school from his teacher Joseph Spitz. When he was thirteen Dvořák was sent to Zlonice‚ also in the Czech Republic‚ to live with his uncle Antonín Zdenĕk in order to learn the German language. Dvořák took organ‚ piano‚ violin and music theory lessons‚ along with learning of the famous composers of the time‚ from his German language teacher Anton Liehmann

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