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    TAYLA LIPKIEWICZ Lesson 1: We spent the first lesson learning the melody to the song “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy” as it is song we, as an ensemble, decided to learn. As this song is very fast and upbeat we spent a fair bit of time trying to get the right speed and the right lyrics before we began to add in harmonies. I feel like as an ensemble we need to work on listening to the conductor and not talking when we are supposed to be singing. I feel as if I contributed very well and committed…

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    first three measures of melody A, resulting a melody A’ that has different meter (figs. 16 and…

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    with a soft note that goes higher note as steps. The same melody repeats few times, then the sound goes gradually louder the sound, but at the certain point, the sound suddenly goes small like pianissimo. Then three note beats that repeats, then smaller touch of pair starts. Then, the same melody gets faster and faster. This piece ends by the same melody as in the beginning but ended strongly at the end. Starts with a piano tone that melody goes up and down on the keyboard that repeats few…

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    music with wonderful melodies and music that is just purely amazing. Behind the music making there was actually a strange confliction between the two main people of the Beatles, John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Both John and Paul had…

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    get up and dance. Melody Writing The Melody To Your Verse We have written our lyric and have established its lyric pace. Now, let’s add a melody to it. Let’s start with our verse. Using the lyric pace that you decided upon, start singing any melody you can think of that fits the first line (use the recording you made as a reference to find the lyric pace). Here we go… I wish I had a convertible, color sky blue. Listen to the two examples of this line of lyric with a melody added:…

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    In Sharon Draper’s Out Of My Mind the main character, Melody Brooks, unwillingly copes with a diverse extent of obstacles everyday. Melody enjoys spending time with her mother, father, baby sister Penny, and the family dog, Buttercup. Throughout the story, her family plays a severe role with Melody coming to her realization. Being yourself and not caring what others think is an crucial rule to follow in life. Melody struggles with bullying, physical struggles, and the doubts of her family and…

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    Out Of My Mind Themes

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    A girl who yells, but no one hears, she is smarter than most but no one knows, she is kinder than most but no one cares. Melody has a disease where she can’t talk or move. One of the worst parts for Melody is that she can remember and it’s all cluttered in her brain. Everything she hears and she sees, but she can’t share that with anyone. She struggles with this ordeal throughout the book, but keeps fighting until she can share her gift. Out of my Mind will be read in 100 years because of its…

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    lot of ii - V sequences. For melody lines, Charlie Parker’s famous Bebop tune was used, as well as arpeggios, syncopation and also anticipation. These make Blues For Alice famous from its melody sounds, and also used for practicing as Bebop etude and ii-V progression. Today, I will perform ‘Blues For Alice’ with piano and accompanied by Elishama Zikri Abit (bass guitar) and Ting Chee Wei (drums). The performance start with a joyful…

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    One important question coming along with the idea of dual coding is how the lyrics of the song can be actually linked with its melody. Because both information paths are addressed and activated simultaneously, one can assume two closely linked paths in memory. Based on this, melody can work as a mnemonic during information retrieval. One can compare these linked paths with the conjunction between a known place and an object to remember by learning with the loci method (Bower, 1973). Using the…

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    Prom Alternate Ending

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    "So, we're going to the prom as a couple, right?" Melody asked. "Yeah," Sarah said. Sarah sighed. "I know it's hard to come out," Melody said. "Especially at the prom. But Steve, Shelly, and Michael will be there to suppot us. The fact that we came out to them is a big step." "It's harder for me because my parents kicked me out for being gay. I'll never forget how my dad screamed at me. 'I didn't raise any faggots!' I'll also never forget how my mom slapped me across the face and how she uttered…

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