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    Foreigner Research Paper

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    Foreigner is a popular band founded in 1976 by Mick Jonas. Along with him on guitar, you have Kelly Hansen as lead vocalist, Tom Gimbel who could play guitar, keyboards, sax and flute, Jeff Pilson playing bass, Michael Bluestein playing the keyboard, Bruce Watson playing guitar, and Chris Frazier on drums. Still around today, it has made a huge impact. This essay will be able to tell you a bit about the band, and how their music affected their time. It will also convey information such as their…

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    in a minor mode and was in triple meter. The piece is conjunct and starts out with a twinkling bell sound. The clarinets come in with monophonic texture and piano dynamic. It is calm, and alternates between monophonic texture and homophony with the flutes and piccolo playing a high-pitched melody over the percussion. This piece has a very tonal harmony so it flows along and has no tension. It has a slow decrescendo in the end that leaves the listener with a slight questioning feeling. The piece…

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    there” (9).Le Guin point is that all the people in Omelas must know that there is a child in the basement that is suffering for their happiness. Le Guin states, “A child of nine or ten sits at the edge of the crowd, alone, playing on a wooden flute.” According to Le Guin it says that they they don't really know the age and he’s by himself away from…

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    The 1st movement is kind of Sonata-Allegro form. The opining melody of the first movement was soft and slow with a touch of melancholy and I love this type. It starts with a softly-lovely flute and then the violins with strings accompanying. The violins are way up in the high part of their pitch which making it more refreshing. The tempo is not fast at the beginning, but then it become faster a little bit with violins. The dynamic keep changing…

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    between, whereas this piece had continuous music while still differentiating the mood and texture between each movement. The first movement of the piece, Introduction and Hymn, begins with woodwind solos, led by the oboe and then later taken over by the flute. The dynamics build and create a full woodwind sound with such a warm timbre. After the woodwinds build, it flows into a brass section with French horns taking over that initial melody that the oboe played. The second movement, Outcry,…

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    I wasn't always this confident around men. There was a time in my life when I was a timid, bashful virgin who couldn't conjure two complete sentences when talking to a man or maintain eye contact for more than a few seconds. My father first noticed how men would stare at me when I became of age and slowly started taking advantage of that. He gradually had me interacting with men. At first I was humoring them; talking sultrily and promising them sexual favors, then my interactions became more and…

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    This essay will explain what the function argument is and what role it plays in Aristotle’s ethics. This essay will then be explicating, how successful the functional argument is. On the former, this essay will consider why the function argument is not deemed as successful and why it is problematic. From this, the essay will come to conclusion that, the function argument is successful, even though it has certain flaws. In Greek, ergon is function, which I will be explicating later in this…

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    the audience’s nerves. They didn’t know what to expect from the dissonant notes, and how loud the music was going to be because it was constantly changing. There were many instruments used for the piece. They include piccolo, 3 flutes (one doubling second piccolo), alto flute, 4 oboes (one doubling second English horn), English horn, 5 clarinets, 4 bassoons (one doubling second contrabassoon), contrabassoon, 8 horns, 5 trumpets, 3 trombones, 2 tubas, two timpani, antique…

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    Christi, Texas. The play was directed by Cassi Torres McNabb, the Stage Manager was Cynthia Perry, the Assistant Stage Manager was Paige Walker, and Lighting Designer/Board Operator was Kimberly Merry. The orchestra consist of two violin, viola, cello, flute, clarinet, trumpet, two trombone, and percussion. The performers consist of students and faculty members from Texas A&M Corpus Christi. The actors and actresses were Freddy Acevedo who played The Pirate King, Eli Gonzalez played Samuel, the…

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    tradition of wearing colourful pareus, a printed cotton cloth. Young dancers from time to time will practice their hip-hop choreography in the evening of French Polynesia. Their modern is made of of contemporary Western beats and traditional nasal flutes, drums, and conch shells combined. They have many local dances, festivals, and festivities that include modern Tahitian music and traditional food are served (cooked on top of an underground oven covered with layers of hot rocks on top) such as…

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