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    ISPP CA10 8 1

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    OF COMMUNICATION‚ ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES Issues and Perspectives (LC8004) CA10: Pitch for change (50% Weighting) Individual Assessment Course Assessment (CA) Brief Background This CA assesses you on the ability to apply information literacy skills through research on a selected issue‚ and to identify and express different (political‚ economic‚ social) perspectives on the issue. You are required to make a 5-minute pitch (in Week16/17) based on your chosen issue‚ in the role of a concerned citizen of

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    Lab Report 2

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    column would have been shorter. The length of air column is directly proportional to temperature due to v=331msT273 . 2. An atmosphere of helium would cause an organ pipe to have a higher pitch because the speed of sound is faster in helium‚ but since the pitch of a tuning fork has a set frequency‚ the pitch will not change. 3. If you measure an interval of 5 seconds between seeing a lighting flash and hearing the thunder with the temperature of air being 20°C‚

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    Physics of Baseball

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    throw the ball. You catch the ball‚" said a well-respected baseball manager by the name of Casey Stengel. Mr. Stengel was a baseball man‚ not a mathematician nor a physicist. Physics and mathematics can be applied to the game of baseball on every pitch‚ and on every swing of the bat. To understand the physics of the game‚ it is first necessary to look at the center of the game‚ the ball. Section 1.09 of the Official Baseball Rules states that the ball must weigh between 5 ounces and 5 ¼ ounces

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    embodied in the combination of these two components; local harmonic motion proceeds through an expanded LR-cycle‚ with periodic short cuts from one zone of the cycle to another. The A section unfolds a double-tonic complex while introducing chromatic pitch classes in a carefully planned order; the B section is densely chromatic‚ featuring interlocking transpositions of the harmonic component. Rhythmic transformations of the motive are also addressed‚ including a previously unnoted motivic connection

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    use of the bells at this point builds up a certain apprehension and tension as the audience knows the husband’s plan. In addition‚ the score playing in the background is‚ at first‚ rather sweet before picking up and having a lower timbre and higher pitch building up the tension. The third time we hear them is when The Man almost kills his wife. The bells rings appropriately at the moment he aborts his actions. The sound of the bells is louder than the music‚ underlining the significance of the bells

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    dynamics‚ from fff (fortississimo) and ppp (pianississimo) which mean‚ from extremely loud to really quiet. For example‚ one of the instructions are to play “as loud as possible” which means that the instruments have to play at their extreme pitch range and pitch. Tonality and Harmony: The peripetie is atonal‚ which means an absence of tone and key‚ Shoenberg’s sense of key began decreasing and became less obvious and eventually became atonal and became very difficult to understand. The piece also

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    (重拍strong-weak‚ strong-weak-weak……) Meter(韻律): the regular grouping of beats (對應beats: duple‚ triple‚ quadruple‚ compound) Pitch – general concepts Pitch(音調): quality of highness or lowness of sound(high or low) Interval(音程): distance between two pitches (幾度) Scale(音階): ordered arrangement of pitches Tuning(曲調): pitches to which an instrument is set Pitch – horizontal view Melody (旋律) Tune(調): a simple‚ singable melody Phrase(樂句): a section of melody Motive: a short fragment(片段)

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    I said elevator‚ but this is not your traditional elevator. The elevator is 13 steps east of the stairs‚ no matter what size your foot is it’s always 13 steps‚ always. I tread over to the elevator and press the only button there‚ the down button. The elevator only goes down‚ can only fit one person‚ and if you’re lucky‚ maybe a backpack! The elevator door dings open and spits a massive dust cloud at me‚ telling me to go back. I stumble into the elevator‚ and grasp my stuff for

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    combine to form this expressive work for piano‚ such as thematic growth. Various themes are introduced in the work and as Chopin develops them‚ they are barely recognizable. Other important elements in the creation of the nocturne are register and pitch. Register provides support for the harmonies which in turn serve as the foundation on which the piece is built. Chopin begins his Nocturne in D Flat Major with a simple arpeggiated sixteenth note pattern in the bass voice. Figure 1.1 This pattern

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    very good job. Her loud volume‚ high or low pitch‚ and voice qualities make a great contribution to her play. First her volume is loud that all of the audiences can hear her voice. The role she plays is called Mama who owns a bar. She needs a loud volume to get everybody’s attention in the bar. Her loudness makes her stronger and more powerful. When the husband sticks to find his wife in the bar‚ Mama yelled loudly to drive him away. Second‚ her pitch switches‚ which make her an avaricious bar

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