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    Many musical scholars believe that J. S. Bach and G. F. Handel are the two most important‚ influential composers of the Baroque period. Both of these men were born in Germany in 1685‚ and since they came into existence around the same time‚ they share some similarities. As an introductory statement‚ Bach and Handel were born into two very different families. Handel did not come from a musical family; his father wanted him to study law. By age nine‚ his talent was too obvious for his father to ignore

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    Joan Sebastian‚ a Mexican singer‚ has been an influential figure in the music world with his passionate ranchera songs. His CD‚ Joan Sebastian con Mariachi‚ features various songs that deal with the theme of lost and unrequited love. In Peter Manuel’s Popular Music of the Non-Western World‚ he observes that a large number of Mexican music originates from other countries when he says‚ “the vast majority of the popular music produced in Mexico has been and continues to be based on imported styles”

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    from pp to ff. This crescendo follows by a ritardanto in the end of the introduction crates a magnificent feeling. The basic motif appears on the 2nd beat in measure 8‚ this is centre idea of the piece which will appear throughout the piece. The violin‚ violas and cellos plays main melody in theme I in r1 (rehearsal unit 1) as the piano accompany with arpeggios. The first theme contains 2 melodies as shown below. (Figure 2) Piano enters Theme b at r.3‚ this is the shows tone-colour changes that

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    Repaso de Vocabulario 1 Telling someone to hurry acabar de to have just acordarse (ue) de to remember agarrar to get‚ to grab apagar la luz/las luces to turn off the light(s) arreglarse to get ready‚ to dress up cepillarse to brush cerrar (ie) la puerta con llave to lock the door  la crema cream darse prisa to hurry ducharse to take a shower el impermeable raincoat irse to leave el lápiz labial lipstick los lentes de contacto contact lenses la llave key No

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    line composed for the part of cello‚ even though the sounds made are much lower than the notes being read. Some of the techniques for playing the double bass are: Arco – also known as bowing. This kind of playing technique is similar to the way a violin and/or a cello is played. Pizzicato – also known as striking. The musician strikes the strings to produce sound. This kind of style is typically used by jazz players. Slap Bass - The musician plucks or pulls the strings and releases it. As the strings

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    Franz Joseph Haydn was born in Rohrau‚ Austria on March 31‚ 1732. Mr. Haydn was a singer at St. Stephen’s Cathedral choir in Vienna. He later learned to play the violin and keyboard. After leaving the choir he taught violin to make money while studying counterpoint and harmony. Haydn soon became an assistant to composer Nicola Porpora in exchange for lessons. In 1761‚ he became court musician at the palace of the influential Esterházy family where he financially support himself for nearly 30 years

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    “Toccata and Fugue in D minor‚” also‚ and “Mass in B Minor‚” The “Brandenburg Concertos and “The Well-Tempered Clavier” Bach came from a family of musician. Bach’s father worked as the town musician in Eisenach. Where he taught Bach how to play the violin. At age seven‚ Bach went to school where he received religious studies and Latin studies and others courses. His faith would improve his later musical works. At the age of ten‚ Bach discovered to be an orphan after the death of both of his parents

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    premiered June 19th‚ 1899 at St. James’s Hall‚ with Hans Richter conducting‚ and was immediately popular. This would begin a period of about twenty years in which Elgar composed some of his most well-known masterpieces‚ including both symphonies‚ a violin concerto‚ and ending with the great E minor cello concerto Op. 85‚ his last large-scale orchestral work. Each one of the Enigma Variations interprets the theme through the eyes of one of his closest friends‚ identified in the score before each variation

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    York. We have filled our bags full to the top‚ and are going down to Cherbourg‚ Normandy‚ France to board the breathtaking ship. I miss Mama and Alice dearly and I am anticipating seeing them again. I am hoping that I can find a chance to play my violin and maybe have someone take me into business with them‚ and we could become a duo‚ or even better we could start a symphony orchestra. That‚ I believe to be the one thing I would like to do before I die‚ especially on the maiden voyage of the Titanic

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    instrument. Someone can compare a person’s voice to the sound of a violin which have their own unique structures to aide in creating the sound of pitch‚ frequency‚ loudness‚ and specific notes. A violin’s body is like a human’s body in that it holds all the parts and structures together‚ and each structure has a role. Tightening the strings at the peg box creates more tension‚ and when played‚ a higher frequency or pitch occurs. The violin strings are similar to a person’s vocal folds because they are

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