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    Tenor Saxaphone

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    attach the neck (the J shaped piece) to the top of the body of the tenor (the part with all the pearl keys) which is the smaller end of the body, and try to fasten it with the neck screw which is next to the top of the body. Don’t forget that the octave key (the long triangular part along the top of the neck) is very sensitive, so take care of it when assembling the neck. Now, place the wooden or plastic reed on the mouthpiece, so you can see a small bit of the mouthpiece showing up top, and…

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    The direct usages of words such as “low song,” “…octave and minutes…,” “listening,” and “breathing,” all point to sound as a part of the child’s candid perspective of his surroundings (43, 36, 33, 45). Such perceptiveness illustrates a child’s frankness and purity even when surrounded by chaos. In terms…

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    As the years have gone by, music has changed quite a bit. Music started off with simple monophonic songs but it quickly grew, changed, and evolved. Now music is a completely different being when compared to what it used to be. However, as music transformed, while certain characteristics disappeared for good, certain traits from an older era would reemerge from time to time. This is something that can clearly be seen when comparing the Concerto for Two Violins in G Major and Symphony Number 10.…

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    Music In The Digital Era

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    Music in the Digital Era Music is an art that has existed for thousands of years, and over that vast amount of time, music has evolved. From the Medieval period to the classical, and from the modern to the present era, music has slowly become more and more affiliated with technological industry, including computers and even some smart phones. In today’s style of music, most often the elements and instruments being used are actually not instruments at all, but digital sounds created by a…

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    Beethoven Musical Style

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    a rhythmic foundation while creating a sense of unity in the string section where it often doubled the cello an octave…

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    Epic Of Gilgamesh Essay

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    Title: Epic of Arkadia Genre: Role-Playing, Adventure Theme: Betrayal and Redemption Historical Context: The context of the game is based during the time the Epic of Gilgamesh took place. Ancient Mesopotamia around 2100 – 1400 BC. Setting: A fictional land called Arkadia that is based upon ancient Mesopotamia and Greece. Environment: Ancient times in a fictional land based off of Mesopotamia and Greece. There are seven main cities that are roughly based on the ancient cities of…

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    many solo pieces written for the cello until the later part of the 1600s. Any solo pieces before then were typically violin pieces transposed to be performed on the cello. The music piece would be typically adjusted by knocking the piece down an octave. Some famous composers to write beautiful pieces of music for the cello were Felix Mendelssohn, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Mendelssohn composed four pieces of music for the cello and Beethoven composed five. Mozart did…

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    Katie Connelly Donald Mack Music 105 21 November 2016 New Orleans Style Jazz Around the turn of the twentieth century, a musical style called jazz was developed in the United States of America. Jazz was specifically invented in the southern cities such as New Orleans, Louisiana predominately by those of the Black descent. According to Music: An Appreciation, “Jazz can be described generally as music rooted in improvisation and characterized by syncopated rhythm, a steady beat, and distinctive…

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    her to mimic the same sentiments. While Orfeo has a conservative start in comparison to the rest of the piece, he sings a range of ten notes. By the time he gets to m. 4, he has sung a minor sixth interval. Euridice’s section only has a range of an octave, and her greatest interval is a perfect fifth. The perfect fifth interval only occurs twice in her section of the piece. Orfeo has many leaps by comparison. The conservative melody in Euridice’s part illustrates how much more restricted she is…

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    Gabriel Montegut, born in July 30, 1839, was the great-grandson of Dr. Gabriel Montegut, who came to Louisiana from France in 1760. Dr. Montegut held a military commission as a surgeon under Spanish rule, and was the first resident surgeon of the Charity Hospital in New Orleans. Dr. Montegut’s wife, Francoise Delisle Dupart’s family came to Louisiana with Bienville. One of their sons and grandfather of Gabriel, Edgar Montegut was the mayor of New Orleans in 1844 and established St. Sophie…

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