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Music from the Pre-Civil war period (early 1800s) was divided into two main types: white music and black music. White music consisted of mostly classical and minstrel music. Black music was mostly religious music; however, there were also some secular black songs. Classical music was heavily influenced by European Composers, and would often be played for wealthy, white people. Minstrel music was played for common people and included blackface, where white people would pretend to be black people…

The cellos and violas cross strings in an undulating motion. Not only does this portray waves, the crossing of the strings, physically, appear to “waves” in the ocean as well. At the same time, the violins and upper woodwinds carry the melody with trills, depicting the…

Sexual harassment in the healthcare industry, in the United States, is composed of people from different social classes, levels of professions, race, and ethnic background. Despite our assorted lifestyles and beliefs, all people are entitled to equal treatment in the workplace, though their levels of professions vary in the healthcare industry. There are provincial human rights codes that are enforced to prohibit any form of discrimination in the workplace. The three main causes of sexual…

“God’s grace is free and offered without merit; however, human beings have been granted freedom by God and can refuse his grace” (Calvinism Compared to Wesleyan Perspectives). The offer is for everyone, but not everyone will receive it as they may choose to resist the Spirit’s call. “The Holy Spirit can only draw to Christ those who allow him to have his way with them. Until the sinner responds, the Spirit cannot give life. God’s grace, therefore, is not invincible; it can be, and often is,…

The Road to Terror: Stalin and the Self-Destruction of the Bolsheviks, 1932-1939 by J. Arch Getty and Oleg V. Naumov was the primary source document used along with the secondary sources, Peasant Rebels Under Stalin by Lynne Viola, Everyday Stalinism: Ordinary Life in Extraordinary Times: Soviet Russia in the 1930s by Sheila Fitzpatrick, Cultivating the Masses by David L. Hoffman, Inventing the Enemy by Wendy Z. Goldman, and Policing Stalin’s Socialism by David R. Shearer to…

vibrato; while tastefully done on period instruments, Baroque era style of playing does not include vibrato as it was seen as unnatural, so vibrato (especially seen in the violin player) is inaccurate to a HIP. However, the use of harpsichord and viola da gamba would have been appropriate for the time period, as cellos and pianos had not developed…

of influence from the baroque era but did had it own distinct style. The style of Mozart , symphony No. 40 in G Minor, Frist movement was exhilarating as the tempo express a lot of movement and energy the complexity violins with accompaniment of violas give a lot of texture is like an explosion of rhythm the changing of tempo help catch your breath as you can get ready for a faster movement as the end of the brief pause. This music really comes to life and like a wonderment that you can see…

The gravity that locks in the viewer’s attention with her grace and will is Viola Davis’ Rose. Troy’s vigilant wife fastens her family together with her commanding compassion as the equilibrium between warring father and son. At times she may act as Troy’s resident doormat in order to serve the greater good, but she never lets…

The History of Bela Bartok The composer that I will be writing about in the paper will be Bela Bartok. Bartok was born on March 25, 1881 and he died on September 26, 1945. He was a Hungarian composer and pianist. He along with another composer named Liszt are known as Hungary’s greatest composers. What I found really cool during my research was that he was musically talented at an early age. He was able to play 40 pieces on the piano at the age of 4. I don't know any 4 year old that can play 40…

Orsino is performative in his depression, Viola crosses over to melancholy occasionally, Maria is subservient to Olivia, and Andrew is not particularly sluggish. David Hoeniger says it best: “Though by 1600…errors had been pointed out by Galen, and skepticism towards his theory and methods were…