Dominant

measure twenty-four. The “middleman,” or the quarter note, serves to bridge the eighth notes and cadences together as well as function as giving the movement moments to breathe, almost like a quasi-cadence. Interestingly enough, the quarter notes outline the tessitura of each phrase. Sometimes, the quarter note is a fourth or fifth apart from notes of the phrase. All rhythmic patterns in both the Menuets interconnect to create a smooth melodic line to transition to the cadence, the end goal. My second point I like to elaborate on is the tonal shifts. Music has a starting and ending point. What is different for all composers and their compositions is the middle. In the Baroque period, the piece generally begins on tonic, modulating to the dominant, transitioning back to tonic. Bach follows these conventional standards, yet he is able to invent music in such a way that his counterpoint is able to reflect interest and attention in his melodical ideas. Starting from the beginning, the Menuet spells out a G major chord. Bach has spelled out tonic explicitly, to ensure the performer and listener understands the tonal key as well as presenting irrefutable evidence of G major’s presence. For the most part, scalar passages are used to transition to the end of the first half. It is not until the second half until a shift in tonality occurs. Not only does the G-sharp in measure eleven signify a modulation to A, it demonstrates the need to move forward. Bach carefully crafts the shift…

like typical setting but it actually has very interesting setting. For the standard setting of string quartets are 4 movements. First movement is usually in sonata form and fast movement in the tonic key. Second movement is slow movement and in a related key. 3rd movement is Minute and trio in the tonic key and the last movement (4th movement) is usually Rondo form or sonata form in the tonic key. However, the sequence of movements of this string Quartet is not matching with this traditional…

Culture can be reflected and represented through people's traditions, beliefs, values and religions. A dominant culture is when the majority of people in one area such as a country, a city or an island follows the same culture. For the minority group, they need to think if they should accept or reject the dominant culture. Prior to reading Mister Pip by Lloyd Jones, I did not realize that dominant culture could impact people and society in a negative way. However, after seeing majority of white…

the working class. By examining the two senses or understanding of ideology: false consciousness and dominant the concept of ideology itself and how it works will become apparent. Ideology as false consciousness permits a way of thinking that prevents a person from identifying the true nature of their social or economic status. Society makes fetishes or beliefs that tend…

The name of the dominant religion in our country is Christianity. Christianity was founded in approximately 30 ad. My country chose Christianity as the dominant religion because, Christianity is based on life, death, and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth. Christianity also has 2 billion adherents. Christianity also has one religious leader and one god who is Jesus/ Jesus Christ. One reason I chose Christianity is because Christianity is based on life , death , and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth.…

Minority Rules Religion is one of the largest controversies in the world, and this is mainly because of how many different people with different backgrounds and cultures are in America. It creates positivity and brings people together, while making countries fight and cause terrorism. America founded its nation on religion, and has slowly pushed it away year by year. Religion is being pushed out of our classrooms, schools, and communities because of the small percentage of people in America that…

Very Good paper. What a catalyst of change you experience because of your dominant strategic decision. In the field that you work in, I know from experience that there are many imperative and crucial decisions that must be made every day and night. Some decisions are simultaneous especially when it involve patient's treatment and medical staff analytical guide or tool for making a decision in the situation you were a part that the authors Thomas & Maurice (2010), call game theory. I understand…

I love to sing along with dancing. I can sing certainly high also surely low.Also, I like to freestyle on my own time when a song is playing.In addition, my dominant learning trait is musical, it affects my learning in fun ways. After taking the learning style assessment, I learned that I’m musical. According to the article,” it is associated with enjoying music, singing, making music, as well as playing an instrument. I play the violin, the piano along with singing . I am also creating a…

1. Culture- Culture is what we create for example; technology, language, clothes, religious beliefs, art. 2. Subculture- a group of people who are set apart from the dominant culture. For example, little Italy, China Town in New York City. 3. Counterculture- A group of people who practice the opposite of the dominant culture. For example, the Amish. 4. Cultural relativism- no culture is superior to the other, allow others to believe and be judged by their own standards. 5. Ethnocentrism-…

Society is presumed to consist of both dominant and subordinate figures who cooperate to establish social norms, yet the imbalance of power between the two entities suggests otherwise. Dominants posses the resources needed to configure the world according to their inclinations, while subordinates do not, contriving the question of who composes the authoritative society that dictates culture and ethics. Dominants are able to use their power to establish social norms, create traditions, and spread…