Für Elise by Beethoven is the song that expresses who I am. When I started playing piano, I got frustrated that most of my family had a natural talent while I didn't. My father talked to me and gave me one of the most important lessons of my life: "Practice makes perfection, if you want something, insist until you get it". After playing piano as a hobby, at age 17 I decided to take my skills to the next level by taking piano lessons at college and I challenged myself to first learn how to play Für Elise. It wasn't easy, but practice made perfection.…
Jim McKay, “Our Song”, is a very inspiring movie. McKay demonstrated his point of view on teenage girls in the world. McKay also showed how most teenage girls approach difficult life-making decisions. “Our Song” emerged from three teenage girls and their presence in the band. While watching McKay’s movie, I connected to the three girls and the setting, McKay’s point of view, and also bring forth a general response.…
“I’m so much stronger.” Music is something that everyone can share and love together, it is a universal language. There are many great songs that have been released by numerous artist throughout many years of the Music Industry, but everyone has one song that they love. My favorite song is a very new song, and actually was released as part of an exclusive to a soundtrack for a video game released in September.…
Prompt: Describe a book, movie, song, or other work of art that has been significant to you since you were young and how its meaning has changed for you as you have grown. The one song that has continued have a significant impact on me throughout my life has been “Drift Away”, by Dobie Gray. As a child, I initially liked the song just because of how it sounded, but it soon became my favorite. At this point in my childhood, I didn't look for meaning in songs or in my surroundings because I still possessed a sense of childlike wonder. I still believed that everything was good and just, and I hadn't experienced true suffering preventing me from being able to sympathize with the raw emotion within the song.…
I chose the song "Break Up In A Small Town" because it accurately describes my life. About 6 months ago, my boyfriend and I broke up. Once we broke up I started talking to one of his friends, but not out of spite. We seemed very compatible and liked each other very much. I actually started listening to this song during the mess, and told everyone that the song described my life perfectly.…
5- DRIVING MY CAR SONG: Te toco perder-Remmy Valenzuela CONNECTION: When I am driving my car, I like to listen mexican singers, specially Remmy Valenzuela. Valenzuela is my favorite singer, and usually , when I am driving my car, I like to sing his songs because, they are based on true stories. This song is talking about a couple who broke up and that the boy was suffering because, the girl was with other guys while being with him, but the story changes at the end.…
This song that aided in my return to happiness. In the end we will only regret the time we wasted being sad. “I Lived” is so important because it conveys the importance of loving…
It is definitely important to remember Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ histories because it helps us understand the hardships they faced as a culture and it can further help us recognise how we can close the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people share four main world views; culture, land, place and country and relationships. The world view, relationships, is conveyed many times in each of the literary texts by relating back to certain events that Aboriginal elders faced. Three texts that clearly represent the world view relationships are,; Change the Game, by the Colli Crew; Treaty, by Yothu Yindi and Took the Children Away, by Archie Roach. The Colli Crew’s song, Change the Game, is about the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people- mostly describing the people of the past; in the text, it states that they are singing from north Queensland near the border.…
After class the children had thought this new substitute teacher was lying about what she had said, not all the class thought…
A few years ago I was asked by my department chair to teach an English Language Development (ELD) class. As I had only been teaching for a year, I was unfamiliar with the full requirements of the class and nervous to take on what I felt was a BIG responsibility. Once I accepted our dean of curriculum asked me to be the ELD advisor. I took two days to decide that with my family background, my grandfather picked fruit for a living and my mom picked and packed growing up, I could make the students understand that working hard in school and continuing their education post high school could help them get more out of life than merely staying at a menial job. My first year was difficult.…
The book I read was Armada by Earnest Cline, and I created a list of songs that could compliment the books aspects. The songs I chose were “Walking On the Moon” for the setting, “Holding Out for a Hero” for the main character, “It’s the End of the World” for the conflict, “What’s Really Happening” for the Climax, “One Vision” for the resolution, “Beds are Burning” for the symbolism, and “Imagine” for the theme. I chose the song “Walking on the Moon” by The Police to represent the setting of my book because the main character, Zach, actually does walk on the moon. The setting of the story is not just the moon though. It takes place in the year 2018 in Beaverton, Oregon for the beginning of the story.…
ROUGH DRAFT 1 The song i picked was Dear Mama from Tupac. I choose this song because this reminds me when my mom tries everything to support me but i decline everything by being dumb. This all happened during Fourth grade. I ditch my club, I’ve never tried anything.…
People who want to express who they are use many ways to interact. One way they do is by using songs to relate to others. For example the song “See you again” by Wiz Khalifa (ft. Charlie Puth), is relatable to others. He shows us…
I had a friend named Matthew who I meet in elementary. He was the new kid who came from Utah to Santa Ana. He didn't really have any friends and most people thought he was the weird kid or a loser. I didn't understand how they could just label him “the weird kid” or a “loser” if they never got to know him. Anyways in our class we were doing an election for class president and vice president.…
Words impact us on an unconscious level. Everything we say, read, or hear has an impact on our thoughts. Growing up I was constantly being put down by the words of my parents to the point where I truly believed I was worth nothing, this impacted me a lot. But the lyrics of songs helped me deal with this and also grow from it. Being able to hear someone is going through the same thing as you, and is still strong is inspiring.…