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    Musical Analysis

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    Musical Analysis The first piece I chose was Frédéric Chopin’s Prelude in E-Minor (op.28 no. 4). It was performed by Aldona Dvarionaite (2009). Chopin was a composer in the Romantic period. This is a sad piano piece. Chopin wrote primarily for the piano. The piece range was almost monotone in nature. The sound was in scale rising and lowering using the same melody throughout the piece. The tones were kept uniform repeating over and over again. I found this piece of music one dimensional.

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    What are fine tuning arguments? Is some version of this argument a good argument for theism? The fine tuning argument is based on the fact that given the conditions of our universe‚ human life is extraordinarily improbable. To discuss the fine tuning argument‚ we must first define the term “confirmation”. If something confirms something else‚ it simply means that it raises the probability for that thing. We could also say that it is evidence of that thing. For example‚ if we were to discover that

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    MUSICAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY

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    whom would sing with a group of people. It was very fascinating‚ but at my age I wasn’t very much interested in it. During the age of ten‚ in my fourth grade class‚ the whole fourth grade which consisted of around seventy kids‚ had to do a musical. The musical consisted of seventy kids playing a plastic flute. We spent about two months practicing and had to learn how to play it properly‚ I struggled with it a lot. I wasn’t too much into it nor did I like music very much after having to play a flute

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    cinderella the musical

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    and the animated film is a beloved classic. The challenge then for Resorts World Manila’s production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella is to measure up to such high standards. Just an aside: Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella is a 1957 musical written for television‚ starring no less than Julie Andrews. It’s been remade for television twice‚ with one version featuring Brandy Norwood‚ Whitney Houston‚ Bernadette Peters‚ and our very own Paolo Montalban. It’s also been adapted for the stage

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    Musical Regret

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    Vivienne Lee Per.6 A Musical Regret All throughout my life‚ I’ve made many mistakes. Whether it was picking the wrong type of food‚ the wrong clothes for my doll‚ or just making the wrong choices in my life‚ I was never one to look back upon those mistakes‚ and ponder upon them; I would usually just brush them off‚ and say to myself "Oh well‚ it’s not a big deal." However‚ there came a time when I did make a mistake‚ a big mistake; even to this day‚ I regret not doing the one thing I had always

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    seven steps to help you perform it correctly and well. You need to study the piece and prepare it properly. This component study involves seven detailed parts‚ text‚ rhythm‚ meter‚ and tempo‚ melody‚ form‚ voice‚ harmony‚ and dynamics‚ phrasing and musical articulation. Reading through the text of the song silently first is necessary for studying any song but more time and special attention is needed for songs like Du bist wie eine Blume‚ which is in a foreign language‚ German. Most songs in a foreign

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    A Musical Evening

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    Musical evening No‚ I haven’t been to a musical (lately). But Friday "my" choir and I had an appointment with‚ well‚ the rest of the population here‚ really. The local choirs (5) and whoever else who wanted to come along‚ were gathered to sing. The choirs had 2-3 songs each in between‚ but the rest was pure singalong (not karaoke..). Before going I felt as if I was a hundred years old‚ because that’s what I expected the average age of the people attending to be - but no such thing. Admittedly

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    Macleod’s characterization of Archibald in “The Tuning of Perfection” is of a man whose life is sustained by personal hard work and the memories of the times gone by with his wife and even before then- of a faltering culture. His character represents an individual in a world where the construction and maintenance of a social and cultural identity is becoming a perplexing but confronting actuality. Archibald is aware and possibly slightly perturbed about the new world that is emerging and is an example

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    Wicked the Musical

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    Wicked is a musical that was performed at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia. In the days before Dorothy‚ the show explores the untold story of the witches of Oz and is based on the novel Wicked by Gregory Maguire. The magical play portrays the story of the infamous Wicked Witch of the West and how she was victimized and misunderstood. This production was spellbinding and a magnificent cast enchanted the audience. Elphaba is a female character played by Julia Murney. She portrays the Wicked Witch

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    tune to 440 hertz and others will tune to 432 hertz. Each one results in a different sound. The tuning of 440 hertz should not be the standard of music. The relaxation that 432 brings and the health benefits certain musicians receive from it are two valid reasons to change the tuning standard. Tuning is the process of giving different instruments a unison sound. In order

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