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flight or freeze response. Where as the parasympathetic nervous system function is to control the homeostasis and the bodies rest and digest response. The sympathetic nervous system has a thoraco-lumbar outflow from the spinal chord to relay in ganglia adjacent to the spinal chord, from these fibres pass through to organs like the heart, intestine adrenal glands and blood vessels. The sympathetic nervous system also releases adrenaline and noradrenaline which produces…

pieces: 1. D Minor; 2. E Minor; 3. C Minor; and 4. C Minor. These short pieces are titled by their key signatures: they have distinct characters and they do not relate to each other. Prokofiev’s intention in Etude, Op. 2, No. 1 is to test the broken chord construction. Based on his strong link with the Romanticism, Prokofiev attempted his new modernist language in the Etude for Piano Op. 2. However, compared with Sarcasms, the new modernist language is relatively plain. The broad range of the…

The first verse, which is catchy and upbeat, has an element of back and forth between the two main vocals (e.g., 0:09-11 and 0:11-13). When the chorus begins, the chord progression (0:00-09) makes a comeback, and the tense notes, surprisingly, blend with the appealing and light vocals. This ingenious relationship is personified through the lead vocal, Paul McCartney, who is challenged by the counterpoint harmonies…

romantic arpeggios in the earlier pieces he had composed, the appoggiaturas in Sarcasms Op. 17 No. 2 stand out as remarkably aggressive and bizarre. In Example 3.6, the first theme in the introduction of Sarcasms Op. 17 No. 2 is constituted of seventh chords, appoggiaturas, and single notes. The first appoggiatura is made up of 12 notes, and is a major part of the theme. Example 3.3.4 shows how the first theme occurs again in m.45. As the composer omits the quarter notes, the rallentando section…

Then Axl told him that it was amazing then they decided to add some chord to it to improve and enhance it. That’s the time when Axl decided to make his poem a lyric for the song and adding up the “where do we go now” part to the end. This song was very significant because it was their first single to hit the the top 1 of…

cadences to create a greater effect of holiness and righteousness (Audio reference 4). The song is in Bb Major and the piano plays ascending and descending two-part arpeggiated chords throughout the song. The pattern is repeated with the left hand playing the first chord followed by the right hand playing sextuplet chords. The accompaniment also…

main lyrics of the song; they are accompanied by the drums, piano, and bass who hold the melody. The choir sings a different set of lyrics for the next chord as the instruments provide the melody. The next chord has the same melody and tempo as the past chords except for the lyrics changed and the choir is adding in a little more pizzazz. The next chord starts off with a soloist, unfortunately I did not get the name of the lovely singer. The singer sings for the majority of the song with a jazz…

music is derived from blues. One of the most well known and highly used chord progressions…

"Jazz at Masey Hall" 1953 featuring Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker amongst others, it is a very good example of live jazz music. In the 1960s Be bop evolved into a form of "free jazz" with little if any adherence to conventional harmonies and chord structures. One of the best selling jazz recordings which characterized this new form was "A Kind of Blue" by Miles Davis. Alas many of the great jazz performers led tragic lives, a seemingly very high percentage died prematurely, inevitably from…

struggle of becoming a popular artist in the music industry has gotten more and more competitive. Artists would struggle to find something that made them stand out from the rest, and eventually give up on trying to be illustrious, conforming to the basic chord structures and rhythms of every other popular tune. However, for twenty seven years, the expressionistic band Radiohead has constantly risen above the musical standards, ignoring everything about classical music theory and the common…