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    Both sonata and vocal forms influenced the development of concerto form as instrumental music practices and writing evolved from the middle to late Baroque (ca. 1680– 1730). This paper will examine the development of the instrumental concerto during the Baroque, focusing on analysis of the works and contributions to the form by Arcangelo Corelli (1653–1713) and Antonio Vivaldi (1678–1741). Representing a span of one generation in time, and working in different musical centers within Italy,…

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    advantages of perceptual versus instrumental evaluation is the cost and/or availability. The equipment needed for instrumental evaluation is very expensive and may be difficult to obtain depending on the setting where the evaluation is taking place. For perceptual analysis on the other hand the clinician can perform the analysis herself or can have someone else complete the analysis for little to no money. Additionally, with the expensive equipment needed for instrumental analysis the clinician…

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    Like discussed in class, Professor Windsor mentioned that every person deals with grief differently (L.Windsor, class communication, July 15th, 2017) either instrumental or intuitive. Instrumental Style of Grieving is considered the “doers” and the Intuitive Style of Grieving is considered “emotional”. In addition, we also discussed as a class the common emotions such the categories afraid, sad, glad, mad, ashamed and some emotions that go with those categories. In the movie, Lee expressed both…

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    He then introduces instrumental and intrinsic values and tries to use these two types of values to justify privacy. He discusses how some people believe privacy has both instrumental and intrinsic value, and how some of these people have tried to justify privacy’s intrinsic value by saying that privacy is required in order to have autonomy. Though he agrees that privacy has instrumental value, he proves that privacy does not have intrinsic value and that…

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    The Development of Instrumental Music in the Classic Era The development of instrumental music in the 18th century (classical era) came about from the idea and developing of its time. The Age of Reason, or otherwise known as, the Common Era had just reached its commencement; a time for the thinkers and philosophers with a human center universe rather than a God centered, no longer will God be interwoven in their lives, but only intellect and science, and theism were their banner. Voltaire…

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    This year in Canada alone, over 1600 people will be added to wait lists for organ donation. (2) But sadly, too many of these people and the many others who have been waiting for much longer, will die waiting for their much needed organs. In Canada, organ donation rates are lower than many other countries, (1) including the United States. There are many ways to help bring this number up, including awareness campaigns, as well as encouraging friends and family to become an organ donor. In Ben…

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    The concert I went to was the instrumental major recital. This was a concert where students who had a instrumental major performed. The students that performed where Alec Van Eaton, Raquel Medina, Seow Lim, Blake Adams, Kristina Serrano, Charlotte Mcintosh-Deciancio, Jacob Chavez, Logan McCullough, Mckensie Rudd, Jake Fultz, Mihira Karnik, Beth Beach, Jorge Juan, Marc Chacon, Chanty Graficas-Rabi, David Murray, Chastin Short and Izzy Hyman. These are some of the pieces these students played…

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    In the Short Story “The Winter of our discontent”, John Steinbeck expresses his views of the world and of its corruption. Ethan Hawley was introduced to us as a good hard working person who was exceedingly generous towards others even though he was often a victim of betrayal. He lived in a world where no one respected him because of his social status, which slowly ate away his honesty and moral value. What made it worse was that he endured endless accounts of pressure from his family and was…

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    12. How can the principles of (a) classical conditioning theory and (b) instrumental conditioning theory be applied to the development of marketing strategies? Classical conditioning is now seen as cognitive associative learning; not the acquisition of new reflexes, but the acquisition of new knowledge about the world. Marketers can use product line extensions, family branding, and licensing to capitalize on the principles of classical conditioning. The consumer may be viewed as an information…

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    The Junior Instrumental Recital took place in the Corley Auditorium in Webster on Tuesday March 15. The performers were Paige Burris, clarinet and Tyler, trumpet assisted by Kathy Nenadal & Debra Snodgrass piano and Cheryl Cotter, clarinet. I enjoyed when Tyler Jones, Trumpet performed the atmosphere was very calm. The pitch of some of the sounds were very low and some of them were very upbeat. The harmony of the slow songs he played were incredibly beautiful. My favorite music selection had to…

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