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    hired English, French, and Spanish tutors to help him in his language and literacy skills. James seemed to enjoy learning and his intelligence seemed to be significantly above average. They made sure to give James many opportunities to bring out his natural intelligence. When James went through struggles and experienced failure, they would take away privileges to make sure he would learn his lesson. They hired a well-known piano instructor for him and found that he was gifted with musical…

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    section. Many other methods can be and have been commonly employed by composers ever since the practice started with visual recordings. From a more ordinary recording of a man speaking about his desire for Leiyla, Halim El-Dabh made a rhythmic and musical performance. With tape splicing, El-Dabh was able to loop the same voice over itself, creating the alien sounding voice and expanding the possibilities of spoken expression. With any regular recording process, reusing the same voice to speak…

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    This classical music recital on September 24, 2015, in Duncan Recital Hall at Baird Musical Hall stars many of Morehead State University’s musical professors. The compositions it features are Donald Gillis’s They’re Off, Béla Bartók’s Quarrel, W.A. Mozart’s La ci darem la mano (Don Giovanni), Heitor Villa-Lobos’s Fantasie Concertante for Piano, Clarinet, and Bassoon, Michel Blavet’s Variations on a Theme by Corelli, John Macky’s Damn, and Ryan Mcguillicuddy’s On The Bus. In Donald Gillis’s…

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    Bruegel’s paintings provides further description of the village scene. Minamino’s descriptive style plays well into his/her use of a narrative style. Using the description previously set, Minamino uses said description to weave a story in which a group of traveling musicians comes to a village and provides their services, for a time. After discussing the points that Minamino wanted to make with his article, he…

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    people who came to listen to the western music concert are feeling the music in different ways. Audience don’t need the lyrics, but enjoy the sound, keep the traditions of the original musical instrument a very like absolute music. Coming back to performance of House Band who was using special electric musical effects, such as distortion, phases, etc. In case of listening the pop or R&B music the audience can show their emotions by dancing, screaming or singing the song aloud with the singer.…

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    officially recorded content. As we move into a more technology-reliant era, a few of these issues are beginning to get resolved, but there is still more that can be done in order for more people to enjoy Broadway. One of the biggest issues consumers of musical theater have, is the price of tickets to shows. Through personal experience, I have found the cheapest guaranteed tickets for semi-decent seats have been at least $50. This is generally for balcony seats with a limited view of the stage.…

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    may be hard to find each individual technique as Penderecki has each instrument split into four groups with their own notes to be played, creating texture at their own time of play. Penderecki has achieved to create a composition that works with mass cluster sounds. As each instrument play their segment of the piece as fast as possible to continue on with the texture of the piece even when a new group joins. Later in the piece there is a gain of intensensity where the entire orchestra joins and…

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    Music And Depression

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    If the subject weren’t adults, they tried to find the most mature of the people that they could get as possible. If the researchers were attempting to find a simple connection between music and the effects of it to emotions, such as relating to happy or sad emotions, it wouldn’t matter if they were to target the young subjects as they wouldn’t put much thought to it. When trying to find simple connection to music and feelings, it can sometimes be easier and to the researches advantage to test on…

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    Second Movement Analysis

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    IV. Second Movement The second movement is in a compound ternary form. It is in simple quadruple time in E major with the tempo of Adagio. It is nocturne-like (Zi, 2001, p. 94) and it’s meant to give the audience a peaceful feeling. Introduction: The opening of the second movement has used muted strings, woodwind, clarinet and bassoon. These instruments slowly modulate from the previous C minor to E major using chromatic notes. Fig.16 Exposition (A): In preparation for the first theme to…

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    Hylton also found that “the self-esteem that results from musical accomplishment may contribute greatly to an individual’s sense of well-being resulting in feelings of accomplishment, success, and pride” (Croom 57). In other words, people often feel better about themselves after finishing a certain goal. It is important because it reveals that self-esteem from a musical accomplishment can influence happiness and feelings of accomplishment as well. In conclusion…

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