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    large Haydn family was known to spend the time following their evening meal singing songs around the accompaniment of a harp. This musical family laid the framework for a boy that was destined to become an incredible composer with a long and impressive collection of compositions. Although, there certainly has to be much more to a musical legend than a simple musical background. This paper outlines some of the major events leading up to…

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    "Loveliest of Trees, the Cherry Now," is a setting of Housman's full text in an unmodified strophic form. The text, portrays a beautiful picture of nature with deeper allusions to, "a movement from innocence to knowledge."7 B. J. Legget details in their book Housman's Land of Lost Content, the idea that the order in which the text presents the seasonal…

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    About the Speaker The writer of the sonnet How Soon Hath Time and the speaker is John Milton. He is one of the famous English poets of the Romantic era, a period when artistic, literary, musical, and intellectual movement aroused. This sonnet is composed in Petrarchan style, similar to William Shakespeare’s sonnets. John Milton wrote “How soon hath Time” (Sonnet 7) on his 23rd birthday. The title is interrelated with the event because time has added to Milton’s age, and made him old –…

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    Poetry is a form of art. It is used to convey emotion. There are over fifty types of poetry. Epic, Haiku, Cinquain, Ballad, Sonnet, Limerick, Verse Drama, Elegy Cento, and Ode are just a few of them. Poetry has also changed over the years. “Epic of Gilgamesh” is one of the earliest poetic works. It dates back to 2000 B.C. and was a tradition of the Sumerians. The ancient Greeks were also known for epic poetry that dates back as early as 1200 B.C. and A.D. 455. Homer and Hesiod were two of the…

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    Music Theory

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    understanding of the concepts and elements of music through education can greatly improve one's musical appreciation. Just as you can come to better enjoy fine cuisine, art, dance, and theater by cultivating a foundation of knowledge and familiarity on the subjects, music is a vastly more rewarding experience when you know how to listen actively. By becoming aware of the five fundamental disciplines within a musical composition, it is possible to open your ears to a piece of music and hear the…

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    full bloom while bridging in the essence of Romanticism. This was the composers’ first major composition for orchestra in which he scored: 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets in C, 2 bassons, 2 horns in C and F, 2 trumpets in C, timpani and strings. The form of the piece is comprised of 4 movements. The first movement (Adagio molto) opens up with a slow 12 bar introduction containing a dominant chordal movement relative to the tonal center of G Major but with suggestions of an F major as a possible…

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    Small, Big, etc., and also that there is an ideal form of these things and others like it. Socrates claims that he can finally explain the ultimate cause of things now. Something would be just because it connects in some way to the ideal of Justice and something beautiful because it touches on the ideal beautiful. Therefore, things only bear characteristics because they connect to the ideal forms these characteristics represent. Furthermore, these forms can never admit their opposites. However,…

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    “broke the formal molds” of the time. Although it maintains the typical three-movement structure seen in other pieces of its type, the composition of the first movement is what makes it stand out. Where other pieces provide a clear opposition between musical themes and keys, Beethoven’s piece seems to incorporate a more sequenced change in keys and themes, more like it develops rather than it…

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    a. As I observed Country Band March, I recognized that the arrangement of the march is relatively a five-part sectional form that brings back the opening march theme in diverse appearances, rather than what you would customarily find in a true march structure. Two groundbreaking and useful methods used by Ives were the high intricate webbing of tunes, which would generate the impression of an amateur band’s performance abilities by having musicians play out of tune, prearranged bad entrances,…

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    Shape Note Notation Essay

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    Past and Present The art of producing music is based solely on its musical notation. The conductor, musicians, and singers each rely on musical interpretation in order to produce the appropriate and desired sound. Throughout musical history, many different forms of musical notation were created in order to help musicians and singers read their music with ease in order to create the most understanding. Two of the most important forms were created in the 1700’s and were known as solfège and…

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