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    saxophone with my best friend during a band concert. Weather singing in my school choir or yelling loud at a cheer competition I became engulfed in the conversation between audience and performer‚ and through these performances I have made blissful memories. I would not have the opportunity I have today if it weren’t for Mrs. Harvey‚ my 8th grade choir teacher‚ demanding that I audition for our middle school honor choir. I never would have known the love and the passion that I have for music and I would

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    questions in the summary. 1. What was happening just before the worship leader led worship and just after? Did it flow? Why or why not? The priest‚ deacon‚ two people who gave the readings‚ and four alter servers gathered in the narthex. The choir sang an entrance hymn and they processed into the church and up to the alter. At the end of the service‚ they assembled at the foot of the alter and processed out of the church with the congregation following. It seemed to flow naturally with the servers

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    Diegetic sounds of Nazi anti-Semitic shouts‚ roaring flames‚ the clangs of shovels‚ and sporadic gunfire add to the mise-en-scene of utter human-induced evil. As the camera pans Jewish workers literally digging their own graves‚ a Jewish harmonic choir joins the Immolation Theme‚ perhaps illustrating the senseless loss of not only their lives‚ but of their culture. The

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    Rohrau) offered to take him to his home and train him musically. When Haydn left his parent’s home‚ he never returned except for rare short visits (www.britannica.com). As a young boy‚ Haydn learned to play multiple instruments‚ sang in the church choir‚ and learned a great deal about basic

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    showed in the beginning in chapter one. Piggy and he found a shell which called ‘couch’ in the beach and Ralph blew it. This loud noise gathers the other surviving boys. When election is held to vote for a leader‚ all of them vote for Ralph except the choir boy. The reason for him to be chosen is because he is the one who blows and holds the conch at that time and it actually brings order. To them‚ Ralph is the authority to be respected. He gets a high status to stand for a head to guide their way in

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    Simon‚ on the other hand‚ never turns into a savage‚ but he does go a little crazy. They both start out the same‚ but they both change. Simon is a nice and shy person who doesn’t like the idea of killing animals. Simon first appears in a robe as a choir boy under the rule of Jack. However‚ Simon sees the island and the beast differently from the others throughout the book. In the book the most of the boys think of the beast as a physical being which lives among them while Simon sees the beast as a

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    situation can transform middle class English boys into having a much more savage nature‚ as well as splitting the ‘good’‚ from the ‘bad’. By the end of chapter 1‚ Ralph and Piggy have already formed some sort of order‚ and by the time Jack and his choir are introduced‚ Ralph is already being looked up to by the other boys; especially the younger ones‚ or “littluns”.

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    receive are the ones from the guns. The guns take your life and read you your last rights. Line 5: "mockeries" are something ludicrously futile or unsuitable. Line 6: "choirs" he is talking about the metaphorical choir of the sounds of the guns firing. Line 7: "demented choir" is another example of personification. Although choir is a term used to describe a group of people it is not used in this poem as such; instead it is used to describe the sound that the guns make.

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    The statement on de Botton’s view of the humorist can be considered both correct and incorrect. The humorist does indeed have a position as the voice of the people‚ but they also have a role as an entertainer. Alain de Botton’s wrote in his book Status Anxiety‚ “the role of the humorist and the satirical material they provide is essential to the functioning of society today” (Botton‚ Status Anxiety). Botton’s opinion of the humorists in today’s society is that they are the voice of the people‚ being

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    before joining choir‚ and was first exposed to musical theory in a more structured setting. Learning to sing in the context of a choir did take away some of the freedoms of soloist work‚ but a group environment placed a stronger importance on pitch‚ tone‚ and vowel formation in order to blend voices which is not mandatory in solo performance.

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