Viola

He was a classical pianist and composer born in December in 1770 in Germany. His father taught him to play the key board, violin, and the viola when he was only five years old. At the age of ten he dropped out of school to study music and his first compositions were composed when he was twelve years old. He was attempting to follow in the steps of Mozart as his father had always wished. He…

This is a low-growing and small flower barely growing a few inches. The petals and young leaves of this violet are edible. The leaves of the Viola Sororia do not grow off the stem making it look like the leaves are a part of a different plant. Canada Anemone The Canada Anemone is native to most of North America. This flower is a part of the Buttercup Family. This is a white flower with five…

so I focused on that song more but many of the songs are similar in there beat. This concert had four instruments all of which were string instruments which allowed for the song to flow better with each instrument. I love the sound of violin and viola together, while the cello and guitar are strumming at a lower beat than them. Overall this concert was amazing I could see and hear so much beauty through the entire performance. The final song that was played is called one love, which is sung…

Many years ago, I had the great pleasure of seeing Denzel Washington and Viola Davis perform the August Wilson play Fences on Broadway. Fast forward a few years later, imagine my surprise (?) when news came out that they would be reprising their roles for the big screen. Of course, the cynical side of me immediately went to this being the ideal awards-bait. This status was further assured when the release date was announced. Would I allow this cynicism to deter me from seeing what is sure to be…

The famous play Romeo and Juliet is said to an affair of his with a young lady named Viola De Lessepes during his marriage with Anne Hathaway. 2. Literary Time…

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In today’s society we are easily accompanied by a band and less by an orchestra. Many people believes that a band and an orchestra is merely alike. This assumption is due to similar musical instruments, but in all reality an orchestra is a more advanced and diverse group with a very different sound. This specific group gives off the sound of classical music and is usually performed at a concert or a classical event. The orchestra deprived its name from the Greek word "orcheisthai," which means…

Water is such an important component in our lives, though we never pay attention to how much we really use. The USGS Water Science School that “each person uses about 80-100 gallons of water per day” (USGS). For instance, we use water for daily things such as showers, gardening, washing our dishes and clothing. In these activities water is drained out with different chemicals and yet we do not even show the slightest concern for where this water will end. Another thing we seem to overlook is the…

During the medieval times, which was the period between c1150-c1400, the music created started out in the form of a monody, which meant music was written as a single line. This is the earliest period where we can be pretty sure of how the music that survived actually sounded. The manuscripts for music during this time were often influenced by religion through the churches, which was a common place of learning. It was during the 11th to 13th century where monody music turned into organum music,…

Hal Leonard the instruments used within the score of the Raiders March include a large orchestra including: the oboe, english horn, clarinet, bassoon, contra bassoon, french horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba, timpani, percussion, harp, piano, violin, viola, violoncello, and the contrabass (Raiders March). Within this large orchestra, John Williams magically brings the adventures of Indiana…