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    Zoltan Kodaly

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    official‚ the Kodály family had moved many times. From 1884 until 1891 they lived in Galánta‚ which was later immortalised in the orchestral dances Kodaly based on folk music from the area. The Kodaly family moved to Nagyszombat‚ where Zoltan studied violin and piano and sang in the cathedral choir. He studied the musical scores in the cathedral music library‚ and then taught himself the cello to write the numbers for his father’s domestic quartet-evenings. After his practices of composing‚ in 1897 the

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    particular type of music. The lizard looks like a long black horn with holes. It sounds like its pleasing and foggy. It is played by blowing into it and covering up the holes. it was not used in a particular type of music. The lute looks like a large violin without the curves. It sounds like its soft and calm. It is played by plucking the strings. It wasn’t used in a particular type of music. Listen to the sound clip for each instrument. Which instrument’s sound do you like the best? Why? How would

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    as murza or murga who begged for alms‚ a group of musicians known as comparza who played on stage‚ and groups of university musicians known asestudiantina‚ dubbed “tuna”. The usual musical instruments used by estudiantina members were mandolins‚ violins‚ guitars‚ flutes‚ cellos‚ basses‚ tambourines‚ castanets‚ and triangles. Estudiantina musicians in Spain and Mexico‚ before and during the age of musical romanticism‚ wore 16th century attire such as "short velvet breeches‚ ornate shirts and a short

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    Jazz Concert Review

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    Jazz Concert Review [pic] The first formal small jazz concert was held at the Maum Café on Sep. 25th‚ 2008. There were many music performances have held at the Maum Café but Zino Park‚ leader of the band‚ and manager of Maum Café agreed to arrange a formal jazz concert for the first time. The main theme of this concert was “Smooth Jazz with Zino Park at Maum”. Before the concert began‚ the band members introduced themselves to the audience. The names of players were: Acoustic guitar

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    married. The Phantom of the Opera is full of beautiful music. Although most of the music is played by an orchestra‚ you can hear all different kinds of musical instruments throughout the movie. The music is full of string instruments‚ such as the violin‚ percussion‚ brass and woodwinds. There are many different kinds of voices. The lead female singer is a soprano but you also hear all other types of voices‚ such as the phantom who sings bass. All the songs in this opera seem to have great meaning

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    Concerto Grosso Analysis

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    grosso. The first of these predecessors was the trio sonata – a work composed for two violins and cello. Trio sonatas were composed in the style of da chiesa (to be performed in the church) or da camera (to be performed in the courts of noblemen and aristocrats). Trio sonata evolved into solo sonatas where a solo instrument such as violin‚ flute‚ oboe or cello would perform whilst being accompanied by two violins and continuo. What rose from the solo sonata was the separation of the soloist and the

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    shots are shown throughout the film and show the little things in George’s life that make him happy. Another artistic choice in this clip that greatly displays how George feels is the score. It is mostly violin which creates an interesting effect to how the audience interprets it becuase violin is the closest instrument to the human voice making it very emotional and personal. Throughout the clip the track called “George’s Waltz” plays it is a very sad‚ tedious‚ melancholy‚ and in a way up lifting

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    Comm. Studies Ia

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    General Introduction The Oxford School Dictionary describes music as “A pattern of pleasant or interesting sound made by instruments or by the voice” and this is the theme of my Communication Studies Internal portfolio “Music: How it Impacts the Lives of Male Teenagers.” In the expository section‚ I presented a 10 minute speech to my teacher where I discussed the impact of music on Jamaican teenagers and teenagers in general. In this presentation I brought up points having to do with

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    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Mozart is truly the most remarkable composer who ever lived. He composed in the classical style and there is no other composer to fairly compare him to. Although he died at the age of 35‚ he left the world with more than 600 of the most amazing compositions ever written. Throughout his life‚ he composed with an ease of melody and a blend of grace and precision that arguable no one has ever excelled (Duiker 478). He was an amazing musician and composer whose legend continues

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    Copland’s national work: Appalachian Spring In the early 20th century‚ American artists sought the utility between music and society. Composers faced the dilemma of being a musician in a culture with little serious music tradition. Aaron Copland once wrote: “ (I) lived in an environment (New York City) that had little or no connection with serious music. Artists had deep desires to contribute meaningfully to the life of the nation and to see music filling a real need in American society. As a leading

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