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    friend Franz von Schober; about the power of music to “kindle the heart to warm love” and carry us into a better world. The strophic song was beautifully sung in a major key in a slow tempo. The timbre of Miss Pajda voice moved the prayer like melody to moments of texture tenderness. The second student was soprano Miss Anna Scott performing the aria Caro Mio Ben by the Classical Italian composer Giuseppe Giodani, who is best remembered for his operas and…

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    the music of Steve Reich, I assumed that all music had to have a definite form and path, with a distinguishable climax and resolution. I believed that the only thing that distinguished music from sound was the deliberate motion and phrasing of the melodies. Having never encountered minimalism, I had never considered a piece of music absent of these things and prematurely dismissed the movement as simply noise. Yet upon hearing Reich’s pieces, I was enthralled by the almost ethereal nature of his…

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    Stravinsky Accomplishments

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    such an environment, Stravinsky opens the ballet with a bassoon playing in an impossibly high register, encapsulating the unrefined nature of the tribal setting. The bassoon plays a modal Lithuanian melody with an irregular meter, evoking the idea of a simpler less organized people. The solo melody soon transitions into a rhythmic dance, grounded in an eighth note ostinato on the static, bitonal chord “E-flat minor over F-flat.” This strikingly dissonant harmony creates a foreboding ambience,…

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    Popular Music Case Study

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    away from narrative ballads and towards more in the moment feelings like love, etc. The first division of the 32-bar song ballet was two halves with identical melodies. The other form of the 32- bar was four groups of eight measurers that involved an eight bar melody of AABA. The A was a repeated melody that consisted of a contrasting melody, B, which made songs shorter, concise, and catchier for the…

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    Classical Period Form

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    eighteens music changed from the baroque era to the classical period. The change brought a change in style. During the late baroque era music was complex and sophisticated. The music consisted of a harmony and melody. The harmony was simple in that it was repeated throughout the piece while the melody was more elaborate in that composes were able to luxurious. When the music style changed from the baroque to classical one of the reason was that…

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    Son Jarocho Analysis

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    Then is the requinto jarocho which is also a small guitar type and has four strings and also it carved from a solid piece of wood and usually used for melody. Secondly is the traditional instrument which is the son jarocho harp, harp has a 36 strings, 16 are bass strings and the other 20 strings are treble strings, and it used for both bass and melody. Son jarocho”El Siquisiri” uses the Decima…

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    Lyrics enhance music and help listeners interpret a story. Words complement the music. A great song would be one that entrails a person and that holds many dynamics. If used correctly, words are used to place meaning and to enhance the piece. When used incorrectly, it can give off a negative notion. If the words don't give meaning to the piece then it mind as well just be noise. I think this because without proper storytelling it gives no connection for the listener to indulge in. This is why…

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    Since the beginning of time music has connected souls around the world. It impacts the daily lives of numerous people and lives in the hearts of many. Each piece of music is composed with an array of character much of which reflects the period it was written in. When we take the time to dig deeper into a music composition it can reveal so much beauty we otherwise would have not seen. I selected the piece Canon a tre in D Major composed by Johann Pachelbel to uncover. This piece was written in…

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    Earth And Sky Poem

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    Michael Sweeney’s Earth and Sky, commissioned for the 2013 Nebraska All-State Eighth Grade Band, celebrates the Omaha tribe’s belief that the sky and earth are interconnected. Prior to the 1800s, the animistic union between sky and earth permeated all aspects of Omaha culture. In fact, the tribe even developed a social structure based on the belief. During this time, the Omaha tribe was divided into two half-tribes: the Sky People (know as the Insta’shunda) and the Earth People (known as the…

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    and in each other by standing tall and refusing to break character or hesitate at any given moment. One song emphasizes four distinct characteristics of music. In Il est bel et bon, the melody is divided into four parts, which makes the song convey an echoing resonance. The song does not emphasize a singular melody; instead, it heavily focuses on harmony because of the parts. The rhythm proceeds at a moderate pace, while maintaining the beat throughout the song. Its form most closely resembles a…

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