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    It would be an understatement to say that the combination of biology and medicine has merely peaked my interest, considering the profound understanding I have digested from appreciating a diversity of biology textbooks and research publications. Since middle school, I have motivated myself to advance my knowledge of the molecular, cellular, and genetic aspects of biology through both independent study and competitions, as to progress my academic ambitions. Consequently, the amalgam of lectures,…

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    The article that I was assigned for is called Chopin and Women Composers: Collaborations, Imitations, and Inspirations. It talks about that while many scholars and historians have closely studied Chopin’s life and receptions, his connections with women composers are almost completely left out of scholarly discussions. This article explores of 3 important women composers who had close connections with Chopin during his life and provides an interesting discussion of their interactions and…

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    In the essay “How I Lost the Junior Miss Pageant,” Cindy Bosely effectively uses different rhetorical techniques to expose the true darkness behind the workings of beauty pageants, even junior ones, and her simple country life. The story details how from a young age, Bosely watched the Miss America Pageant, participating as an independent judge, whiler her mother sat beside her and gave little commentary on what she thought of all the contestants. It was clear that her mother hoped she might be…

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    Rodney the Porcupine Lazy, large, and lumpy describe the personality and body traits that lie in Rodney, the picnic-crashing porcupine. The spikes lining his back could pierce through anything that they came across. Therefore, he retained the ability to break into sandwich bags or other food storage containers with ease. His chubby body could do as much damage as a bullet, but that only created half the scare. While most porcupines look squeaky clean, Rodney had horrible hygiene and left…

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    Swope Music Concert

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    Wolfgang Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria. He was a talented musician who was skilled in playing numerous instruments. Shockingly, he started playing for the public at the early age of 6. Mozart penned numerous of works, varying from sonatas, symphonies, concertos and operas. Mozart was able to achieve a lot of things in his operas. He is known for his incredible gift in combining music and stage by expressing tons of emotion and relationships through his pieces. He wrote part of the…

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    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (vs) Ludwig Van Beethoven During the classical time frame there were two amazing and talented composers, Mozart and Beethoven. These two men were well-known and extremely gifted. Although not both of them were born with these incredible abilities. There birth places were not the same nor was there child hood. How they operated as young men and into their late adulthood was quite the opposite. In comparison while both men were talented to no end, they were very different…

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    Essay On Ethos, And Logos

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    Authors Andrea Lunsford, John J Ruszkiewicz, and Keith Walters in their book, writes about arguments and how everything is and could be an argument. They support their claim by first explaining how everything is an argument and why we argue. Secondly, they explain when we should have an argument the past, present, and future must be included. Finally, the authors write how to use arguing in reading and writing. The authors purpose is to explain to the readers how to understand and write an…

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    some of Bach’s most well known and most enjoyed pieces. Normally Bach primarily used violins in his pieces; however, the harpsichord was main instrument of this piece. (1) Bach was influenced by many Italian composers. The concerto form, ritornello, sonata, oratorio, opera, cantata, recitative,…

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    my friend and I started a jazz band in which I played the trumpet and piano. Jazz presented an escape to free interpretation and flexibility. This newfound freedom contrasted with the constant stress of achieving perfection on the ice and playing sonatas exactly as Tchaikovsky intended. Like any successful revolutionary, I would not yield until I had satisfied my goal of having a more balanced…

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    Mozart Research Paper

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    Audrey Ulmer Honors Music Ms. Vicki Fox May 16, 2016 The Life and Music of Mozart Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart, known as an adult as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, was born January 27, 1756 to Leopold and Anna Maria Mozart. The last of their two children to survive infancy, he and his sister Maria Anna- also known as Nannerl- were noted to be musically skilled from a young age. Mozart had learned to play piano at the age of three and by the age of five he had begun to compose…

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