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    Hard Circus Road Analysis

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    Next, the works of Ravel and Gershwin were songs that were more familiar and understandable than the works of Kahane. For example, the addition of speech rather than just vocal and instrumental music in “Gabriel’s Guide to the 48 States” was not a typical action that is encountered at Symphonic Performances. Additionally, Kahane kept switching instruments from the electric guitar back to the banjo. The addition of the electric guitar and banjo changed the timbre and feeling of the orchestral…

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    Concert Report Diablo Valley College hosts many different concerts. Music of different genres, including classic, jazz, baroque, renaissance, and modern, sounds in this institution. Moreover, DVC Philharmonic Orchestra plays the works of American composers, such as Aaron Copland. A masterful concert dedicated to Appalachian Spring which impressed the audience of the College is the primary focus of the following discussion. On the third of October 2013, the members of DVC Philharmonic Orchestra,…

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    What Is Serialism?

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    Orchestration: The techniwue of setting music ofr instruments in various comninations. Romanticism: The movement emphasized intense emotion as an authentic source of aesthetic experience, placing new emphasis on such emotions as apprehension. Virtuoso: Performer of extrordinary technical ability. a charismatic figure who was technically brilliant on his or her instrument and who riveted audiences in public concerts as well as in private recitals in fashionable salons. Tempo Rubato: Perfoemer…

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    Autism Awareness

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    April is recognized as Autism Awareness Month around the world. This is a time of great anticipation and reflection as families and organizations muse upon life without barriers for people on the autism spectrum. While we turn our focus to celebratory events highlighting the accomplishments of the autism movement, let us not forget about those on the spectrum who are engulfed in a sea of despair, frustration, and lack of access to employment and sufficient health care. With this in mind, autism…

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    Horowitz recorded four times of the Third in his lifetime,including the first one with Albert Coates in 1930, the second one with Serge Koussevitsky in 1950, the well-known recording with Fritz Reinerin 1951, and the live recording with Eugene Ormandy in 1978. As the first recording of the third piano concerto, Horowitz played with many his own musical interpretations. In his 1930’s recording, Horowitz started the piece with half note equals 65, which is much slower than Rachmaninoff’s He then…

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    He remained director until his death in 1831. It was during these last years of his life that published the last of his symphonies, string quartets, and other miscellaneous compositions. Krommer’s works hold great significance in the classical period and he was even considered a strong rival of Beethoveen. While Beethoven ended up dominating the history books with his orchestral…

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    Frederic Chopin

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    contains dramatic elements that provide a strong contrast from Section A. Nocturnes, Op. 9 consist of three sets of Nocturnes and were composed partly in Vienna and completed in Paris from 1830-1831 and first published in 1832-1833 in Germany, England, and France. Chopin dedicated the Nocturnes to Marie Pleyel, who is the wife of French publisher and pianist, Camille Pleyel. Nocturne No. 1 in B-Flat Minor, Op. 9 starts with an expressive melody without any accompaniment. Later, the…

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    I went to the University Symphony Orchestra's "An Evening of Handel, Schubert, and Haydn" on Thursday, April 2014 in the Daniel Recital Hall. The corridor was substantially more gathered than I anticipated. At the start of the show, the ensemble was situated on the stage; the men wore tuxedos, and the ladies wore dark dresses or jeans. The concertmaster turned out to tune the symphony, and after that the director made his door and gave a concise portrayal of the piece that was going to be played…

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    Frederic Chopin Essay

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    Hello. This is the life of Frederic Chopin. Fryderyk Chopin, the polish variation of his name, was born in Zelazowa Wola, 46 kilometers west of Warsaw. The baptismal record gives his birthday as February 22, 1810, and cites his given names in the latin form, Fridericus Franciscus. However, the composer and his family used the birthdate March 1st. Nicolas Chopin, Frederic’s father, was a Frenchman from Lorraine who had emigrated to Poland in 1787. Nicolas tutored children in the Polish…

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    Fredrick Chopin Biography

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    Music, throughout history, has been the marker of each era. Every period of music with its own distinct style and execution showcasing the change in the style of that particular time. This is the reason you can listen to the multiple eras throughout the history of our world and hear a timeline of our pasts as musicians. As you listen through the baroque with great composers such as Bach and Vivaldi and on to the the Classical period with proteges like Mozart and Beethoven. Finally before…

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