Cadence

Poetry, unlike standard prose, is meant to be read aloud. In order to utilise the oral nature of poetry, poets often add structural and sonic elements that enhance the meanings behind their poems. Emily Dickinson, an American poet in the mid 19th century, used these techniques frequently. One example of this occurs in the poem, “The Soul selects her own Society,” in which Dickinson describes the process of choosing whom one associates with. The renowned poet explains that people often selects…

In his emotive lieder In der Frühe, Hugo Wolf utilizes key center discrepancies between piano accompaniment and the vocal line, lack of clear cadential motion, and quick-tempered movements through various tonal centers for the purpose of demonstrating the emotional complexity of a lost man struggling to find purposefulness in his daily life. Throughout his lieder, Wolf declares a key clearly with the left hand of the piano outlining the tonic triad; however, as soon as the vocal line enters,…

Beethovens 5th symphony movement 4 This piece was composed by Ludwig Beethoven between the years 1804-1808. This is the most frequently performed symphonies and arguable one of the best classical pieces ever composed. This piece was first performed in 1808 and achieved its fame shortly afterwards. Beethoven was a major composer who help music transition from the classical to the romantic era. Beethoven did not only compose 9 symphonies but he also composed a few piano concertos, violin concertos…

TWO PHRASES ALSO END ON A V CHORD o THE THIRD PHRASE STARTS IN THE RELATIVE MINOR, USING THE F MINOR STRUCTURE IN THE BEGINNING OF THE PHRASE AS A MINOR V o THE ENDING OF THE THIRD PHRASE MIRRORS THE ENDING OF THE FIRST PHRASE IN BOTH MELODY AND CADENCE o THE FINAL PHRASE IS A SERIES OF PASSING AND NEIGHBORING HARMONIES LEADING TO V o THE FINAL PHRASE MARKS THE FIRST TIME IN THE PIECE THAT EXTENSIONS ARE USED, RATHER THAN SIMPLY…

first attempt to herald in the S theme as P material continues in measures 16-25. In measure 25, there is a half cadence followed by a half rest signaling the presentation of the medial caesura. At a medial caesura coming from a C minor theme, one would expect either a half cadence in E-flat or G, however the half cadence here is in neither of these expected keys. Instead, the half cadence is in the original key of C. After the medial caesura, one would expect to hear the secondary theme,…

Everybody has done something about which they are proud, whether it be winning a competition, sacrificing their time to helps others, or achieving a personal goal. Looking back on my life, there are several accomplishments of which I am quite proud. I I have completed The United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps (USNSCC) Bootcamp. It is a U.S. Navy-based organization that serves to teach individuals about the sea going military services, U.S. naval operations and training, community service,…

In this cast, the Cadence comes to light with a tight click-click rhythm that is made of drumsticks that are on the rims of the snare section. In contrast, the Toms are added followed by the bass drums that jump in before it is over. The presentation of this music plays a…

Claire de Lune is a 20th century piece by Claude Debussy. It was written in 1860 but was not published until 1905. The piece got its title and was based off of the French poem by Paul Verlaine. The piece was a part of the Suite bergamaque, the most famous suites by Debussy. The suite consisted of four movements: Prelude, Menuet, Clair de lune, and Passepied. Clair de lune was presumed the most famous movement in the suite. Time Stamp Event Significance 0:05 No rhythmic pattern is noticed.…

There is a decrescendo about halfway through, and the piccolo comes in quietly playing the high-pitched melody. Soon the piece has a crescendo and the instruments go from playing a monophonic texture to polyphony. There is a sudden but final sounding cadence created by the percussion at the end. The major mode and conjunct melody, in addition to the switches in dynamics and texture, causes a scurrying lighthearted feeling for the piece.…

The 2015 Cadet Leader Course challenged and changed numerous ROTC cadets. Throughout my time in the University of Arkansas ROTC Program, myself and fellow cadets trained for this anticipated event. CLC was the notorious contender we would face at the end of their junior year. The on-campus training we received helped us face numerous challenges. My expectations for CLC varied tremendously. My varied expectations were the result of not knowing the exact format of the new CLC. The class of 2015…