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    Saxophone Research Paper

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    The saxophone is one of, if not, the most played woodwind instruments available. It is just a very popular instrument in general for its unique sound, instrument variations and versatility, and difficulty of play. The instrument is generally made out of brass metal and produces sound through the vibration of a reed, or a piece of wood put in the mouthpiece of the instrument. The sound travels through the inside of the horn and comes out at the end projecting it out with a pitch (or note). The…

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    Ukulele Autobiography

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    I have always loved music. It started around nine years ago when I started playing piano. Piano was an instrument that my sisters and mom played and I was fascinated by the sounds that it could make and how you could make songs your own. Fourth grade I played violin but it wasn’t my thing because I could not find the thrill that the piano gives me when I play. Fifth through eighth grade I played clarinet but I stopped playing so I could continue to push myself on piano and start color guard. I…

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    Marketing Mix Case Study

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    - “Internal Orientation: a frequent objection underlying the Mix's explicit lack of customer orientation. Kotler (1984), Robins (1991), Vignali and Davies (1994) Bennett (1997) and Schultz (2001) are one way or another identifying this as the prime limitation of the Mix. - Lack of consumer interactivity: Doyle (1994), and Yudelson (1999) argue that the Mix ignores the evolving nature of the consumer who demands not only higher value but also more control on the communication and transaction…

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    institution if the fee is added to their account. Based on the defined hypotheses, variables, and research question, the bank can prepare a research design strategy. Research Design…

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    Integrative Study

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    The objective of my study was to examine factors affecting hospice care (HC) use among long-term care facility (LTCF) residents. The study was guided by the following research questions: (a)What are the characteristics of the residents who receive hospice care in LTCFs? (b)What variables may predict the use of HC in LTCF residents? The detailed searching strategies of the integrative review for this study can be found in my last assignment. From the original 2,368 non-duplicate articles selected…

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    The Suzuki Method

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    prevail and outshine the rest. However, this class will go into specific details of the classical instruments like Violin, Viola, Cello, and String Bass and how they are used throughout these String Methods. Consequently, these string instruments play a huge role in the music world around us; each come with a variety of different techniques and difficult necessities to be learned. In order to learn the instrument properly, one must be self-disciplined, subconsciously confident, and have a…

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    Music can influence and strengthen a child 's mind through learning to play an instrument. Music has been around for thousands of years, nearly every civilization that ever existed had some form of music. Recent studies have shown incredible benefits for people who learn to play a musical instrument. These benefits should be utilized in school to achieve a higher standard of education. The school board in Bullhead City should require Coyote Canyon Elementary school to have a music class for…

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    waves. An electrical charge stimulates the nerves that are spread all over the brain creating a neural symphony in it. Musician Daniel Bernard states that the sound of an instrument or a voice has the power to enter a person’s ear canal which can make them have an intimacy with music.…

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    objects; which are objects such as maps, drawings and other artefacts which can be shared between boundaries (Sismondo,2010,32). Scientists can take the data and information from one or many fields of science and apply it to their research and theory building. Instruments in experiments of one field can be used across different boundaries which weakens Kuhn’s theory of complete Incommensurability (Sismondo,2010,32). Since science is a field of collective works, complete isolation of all…

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    Carpal Strain Injuries

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    Introduction The repetitive nature of playing a musical instrument may cause a musician to experience discomfort, pain, or injury during the course of their life. This pain is often the result of repetitive movement or overuse of the tendons, nerves, and/or muscles referred to as a repetitive strain injury. One common repetitive strain injury is carpal tunnel syndrome, which occurs due to constant pressure and irritation of the carpal tunnel. For a serious musician, the occurrence of repetitive…

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