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    The Science of Musical Instruments - Grade 10 teaching and learning project Music is an artform‚ but there's a lot of science in there too. Whether your instrument is your voice‚ a flute‚ a marimba‚ a recorder‚ a violin or a piano‚ sound is a form of energy and to make sound requires a change from one form of energy - usually kinetic (motion energy) - into sound energy. So whatever your instrument there's a scientific explanation to how it works. The art of music is how well you put that

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    dreams were crushed‚ that was until his mother taught him to play the piano at the age of twelve. Bacharach enjoyed playing piano very much but he never really planned on making a musical career off of his abilities and it wasn’t until he heard the fine flowing movements and melodies of Jazz that it would change his musical talent into a passion. Bacharach loved everything about jazz an would do anything to hear it‚ even going as

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    Evita-Musical Production

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    Evita was a very well rounded musical production. All aspects of the production‚ including the singing‚ dancing‚ lighting‚ scenic design‚ and stage projections produced a great show. Not only were the actors on stage talented‚ but the use of light and video projection enhanced the performance and was one of the highlights throughout the show. I specifically enjoyed when the white curtain became the train of Evita’s dress and was used as a projection screen while it was attached to her. I have seen

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    Musical Links Investigation Abstract Throughout the course of this project‚ I will be exploring the links between Southern Sudanese music and Cuban music. This investigation will introduce the similarities of the call and response styles‚ the rhythm syncopation‚ and the homophonic textures. As we explore deeper into the cultures into these completely unassociated cultures‚ we begin to see that they are not as diverse as we think. In this abstract I will begin to generalize commonness of Southern

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    of Judaism and how what the Jews believe in. Somethings I notice that was similar was the Torah books comparable to the bible like The King James Bible. After this experience I hope to learn more about Judaism and also do my own research on the Torah and see if I can find an English version online instead of Hebrew. My over experience was great I feel that I learned a lot about Judaism and even more about the

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    Chad Satchell Fine Art Music Ryan Lewis June 19‚ 2016 Musical Instrument: Violin The 9th century can be placed as the beginning of what is known as the violin. “Although violin-playing is best known in European countries‚ especially considering the origins of world famous violinists like Fritz Kreisler‚ Jascha Heifetz‚ and Niccolo Paganini‚ violins are believed to have originated in Asia” reports Farisha Salman in an article for the University of Southern California. “The current form of the violin

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    Field Experience Essay

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    teaching experience in both small and large group settings and the feeling was the same‚ when I can help a child succeed in learning‚ I find myself successful too. Each field experience I have been involved in has shown me many different aspects of teaching. I feel I have become more aware and more prepared to be a teacher myself. I am confident in writing lesson plans and I understand that lessons might not always go as planned and that improvisation and flexibility are key. From my experience I have

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    Going into this experience I was a little nervous like I always am‚ because I do not know what to expect. I’m comfortable signing in front of my peers‚ but signing to people from ASL 2 that are more experienced than me made me a little nervous. After this experience I realized that it wasn’t as nerve racking as I thought it would be and it was much more realizing and enjoyable than I imagined it would be. I learned a few new signs I learned how to sign I don’t care; I’m full‚ and weird. I talked

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    Field Experience Essay

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    Why Field Experience is Vital to the Professional Social Work Experience Field experience is vital to the professional social work experience for numerous reasons ranging all the way from teaching future social workers how to manage their time through showing what exactly social works do. First‚ Field Experience helps BSW students to understand who exactly social workers are. Next‚ Field Experience helps future social workers to understand the many different roles that social workers fill. Finally

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    third lines all end with a word that rhymes with “pan” and the fourth and fifth lines of each stanza rhyme with each other (independently from stanza to stanza). The consistent patterns and repetition throughout “A Musical Instrument” make it feel like just as the title states: a musical instrument. This piece utilizes a few more poetic devices as well. The line “The limpid water turbidly ran‚” (ln 9) is an oxymoron. Limpid means clear and turbid means muddy. Browning uses this to again emphasize

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