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    enemies' captain to be dead or to have been conquered by another part of the army. Many times this has given victory to him who used it."Shakur adopted the stage name ‘Makaveli’ as well as the phrase "Exit 2Pac, Enter Makaveli" in the album sleeve for The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory — an album which depicts Tupac Shakur as Jesus Christ. There’s also a numerical theory involved in all this and it's called the 7-day theory.What is the 7-day theory? Well, there are far too many numerical…

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    The man’s name is Don Giovanni and his whole life he has been wealthy up to this point. An earthquake that was unusually powerful struck Sicily and caused a volcanic eruption as well as a tidal wave to form which destroyed more than half of Messina and all of Giovanni’s livestock. Being that Giovanni was in debt and his livestock was dead a man by the name of Don Alfinu, who he was in debt to, took all of his belongings and his house as payment. With nothing to his name Giovanni tries to…

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    Yolande Cornelia “Nikki” Giovanni, an american poet, editor, writer, and activist. Giovanni was born in Knoxville, Tennessee on June 07, 1943 to Yolande Cornelia, Sr. and Jones “Gus” Giovanni. Giovanni shared an unique relationship with her forthright, maternal grandmother, who nurtured her of their African-American heritage. This abundant disclosure of her personal heritage resulted in further appreciation, and inspiration to take on her career as a poet. When Giovanni was still a young…

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    The fable of Don Juan the Spanish lover interested numerous composers and playwrights before Mozart ever worked with it. The Mozart version of Don Giovanni is as ruthless as he is seductive; he does anything to satiate his desire for sex, although all of his attempts at sex throughout the opera are foiled. The comic relief in the opera comes in the form of Leporello, Don Juan’s servant, who wishes he could be his master and obtain his life. The Don attempts to rape a young woman…

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    His most famous opera, Don Giovanni was completed in 1787. Don Giovanni is a lively and passionate operatic masterpiece. It is a two act opera, performed in Italian. This opera is based on legendary (fictional) character whose reputation precedes him. He is a very young arrogant and very promiscuous nobleman. He is a character with a cocky attitude who thinks he can walk around the stage, abusing and pissing other characters off. In Act II scene 1, we find Don Giovanni and Leporello arguing…

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    In bar 31 there is a transition from D minor to D major and the main theme comes in. It is heard in a codetta leading to A major. iv. The second theme shows the character of Don Giovanni leading into E major in bar 76. v. In bar 141 the main theme returns twice. vi. The recapitulation starts in bar 193 in D major. vii. The secondary theme is then played again in bar 217. viii. In bar 277 there is a modulation to F Major leading…

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    orchestras should comment on the action rather than accompanying the singers, and believed the function of an overture was to create atmosphere and to introduce the music that was to follow. (Griffin: 2007, pg. 44-45) Such ideas are present in Mozart’s ‘Don Giovanni’, which utilises music to create both humor and tragedy to a storyline full of memorable aria’s and complex ensembles. (Riding & Dunton-Downer: 2006…

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    in the public domain. In Webber’s adaptation, the fictional company Opera Populaire puts on three operas during the course of the show. These operas are Hannibal, Il Muto, and Don Juan Triumphant. Each of these operas shows a definitive parallel to the well-known real operas Aida, The Marriage of Figaro, and Don Giovanni. In addition, as the musical progresses,…

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    Today’s music has evolved tremendously since when music was first discovered in the middle ages. Now we have musicians like Beyonce, Alicia Keys, and Adele who changed the whole sound of music: different messages, beats, and style. Artists today are just as creative as the composers before them; Acapella artists sing with no music, other artists use techno or Dubstep, a type of electronic dance music. However, these artists would not have it so easy like they do today if the people that came…

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    opportunities, he teamed for the first time in 1785–86. He got with the Italian librettist Lorenzo da Ponte, a happy collaboration that resulted in Le nozze di Figaro. This partnership, which finally produced Don Giovanni and Cosi fan…

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