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    Columbia University, this was undeniably the case. While the film was produced at an undeniably high caliper, with every detail ranging from lighting to shot development being nearly without flaw, the sound design above all else drove the mood of the production forward. Of all the elements of the sound design of a production, likely the first to appear and additionally the first which is noticed by the audience is the music. The plot of the film “Nocturne in Black” centers on a piano…

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    voices only instruments and lacks imagination or inspiration. This kind of music also most times just sounds like instruments playing which is drab. On the other hand, you have absolute music which often uses tonal colors of musical instruments to imitate sounds. These sounds can often be of everyday things or noises you would hear. For example nature’s wind, rain, and thunder as well as the sound of animals and mankind including tools and machinery. Now would you rather hear just instruments…

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    lights making for a sinister atmosphere. Not a car nor a person in sight. Then a loud, gut wrenching scream broke all silence. This was followed by the sound of echoing footsteps fleeing the scene of Hosier Lane. Moments later the sounds of screeching sirens filled up the dark atmosphere. * * * 3:24 am, Lewis was awoken from his deep slumber by the sound of his deafening phone. No caller ID. “Hello,” Lewis mumbles as he only just managed to find his phone in time. “Lewis, it’s Frank, I need…

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    The ants go marching two by two, hurrah, hurrah. The ants go marching two by two, hurrah, hurrah. There had been many times when Michael was little that he had heard the ant song, his father playing it to him over and over in the hopes of reminding him of his Muggle side. Now, the lyrics had somehow found their way into his mind, distracting him from the cold rain pelting down on him. Perhaps it was because he felt like an insect, marching with his fellow ants to a destination he could not…

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    pierces my throat as I inhale faster. My heart beats more rapidly with every step I take deeper into the wilderness. I think I have shaken them from my path and they are trailing far behind me in the distance. I hear the voices again, this time they sound like they are right next to me. I run, I run faster than a cheetah chasing its prey. I go deep into the forest, in the distance a tall, ancient house, crumbling at the very touch seems to be illuminated. The moon reflects off the moss clinging…

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    The Tempest Research Paper

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    Music expresses what cannot be said. For centuries people across the world have been orchestrating songs that relate to their current situations. What makes music extremely popular is it touches on all aspects of life, similar to Shakespeare’s works. His many plays are about life, love, death, revenge, grief, jealousy, murder, magic and mystery. His work still has relevance to life in the 21st century which is what makes his writing so unique. When looking at one’s life, readers can compare…

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    INTRODUCTION: The various competing sound present in our environment is being constantly untangled by our brain, and attributed into distinct perceptual streams analogous to the distinct sound sources in listeners’ environment (Bregman, 1990; Moore & Gockel, 2002; Carlyon, 2004). The process with which the nervous system makes sense of complex patterns of acoustic stimulation is called auditory scene analysis (Bregman, 1990). Thus, segregating the sounds arising from various sources in the…

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    in order to avoid unnecessary hearing loss by controlling the volume of sound around them.. If you answered yes to the beginning questions about ringing in the ears, you are probably suffering from tinnitus, the detection of sound with out external sound being present, which is a common symptom of noise-induced hearing loss (Sanders). Noise-induced hearing loss, damage to hearing as a result of being exposed to loud sound, is a common side effect of listening to loud music (Sliwinska-Kowalska…

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    poem, The Bean Eaters, there are many sound devices. Lines five through eight read, “Two who are Mostly Good. Two who have lived their day, But keep on putting on their clothes And putting things away.” (Brooks) There are small rhyme found throughout the poem like the one wrote here. When reading this poem you run into lines that you may thing is the start of a rhyme but end up sounding flat and bland. Gwendolyn Brooks the author of the poem make the poem sound like this because the characters…

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    Memory And Memory Essay

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    Memory is a subject that has been widely researched in recent years; from techniques to aid our memory to the widely debated ‘definition’ of memory itself. However, although we all struggle to remember a lot of things, it has become clear that food (and confectionery in particular) always brings back strong, detailed memories in participants. The reason behind this is something that has not yet been widely researched; although there are some texts available on the effects of the visual and…

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