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    avoid stress and frustration when studying‚ try these study break tips that will help you get in the zone and ace your finals! Listen to classical music Why? Think classical music is just for band geeks and grandmas? Think again. Yes‚ listening to piano pieces versus loud rap music has been suggested by “The Doctors” TV show to improve a person’s focus and help with relaxation. Just sit down‚ breathe deeply and play some Mozart. “When I listen to classical and contemporary I feel relaxed and motivated

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    Baroque Music Analysis

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    On October 24th at 7:30 in Williams gym‚ Gregory Tompkins and Ellen Brewer performed several piano and violin pieces. I really enjoyed the dynamic aspects of each piece. They all told an individual story that resonated with the audience even after its conclusion. As I listened to the performance‚ I was reminded of various different historical contexts. The musicians’ playing technique along with the unique structure of each composition contributed to their dynamism. The first piece was a violin solo

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    lighting was used for these scenes. At the same time you hear the piano playing a soft and simple melody along with the harp and violin. The first few notes are A-C SHARP‚ A E D‚ A E‚ A E E‚ ect. This tone with diatonic harmony and light orchestra in a child-like tone. The music reminds of a magical happy sound. This is a non-diegetic music. It starts

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    This week we listened to the fifth symphony by Beethoven. I enjoy the symphonies‚ but‚ I enjoy the piano concerto better. Each of them have there own traits‚ like the meaning of the fifth symphony. The “banging” is said to be fate knocking at Beethoven’s door. It makes me wonder if as Beethoven was writing this‚ if he was contemplating giving up. Or maybe he had this idea earlier when he first started to become deaf. He may have become stuck‚ and could not figure out what he wanted to write. Then

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    with the challenges he is currently facing in the organisation. You had an hour meeting with him. During this time he elaborated on the following: The fact that he is really passionate about the work that they do and that he really loves the piano business. His concern that this may be a dying trade. He is worried that the workers will be joining other companies‚ where they may be receiving higher salaries‚ but these companies do not provide the quality of training and artisan support that

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    1811‚ in the village Doborjan in the kingdom of Hungary. Franz Parent’s Anna Liszt’s and Adam Liszt encouraged and supported their son in his early years. He was a child prodigy; his father was a multi- instrumentalist who taught him how to play the piano when he was six years old. By the time he was eight he was composing elementary works. At the age of nine Franz was performing in concert halls. His father was a secretary for Prince Nicholas Esterhazy‚ as he performed for his wealthy sponsors who

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    included numerous changes to the meter and rhythmic notation found in Copland’s orchestral score. The author conducted a comparative analysis of Copland’s published orchestral score‚ the El Salón México manuscript materials‚ Bernstein’s arrangements for piano‚ and Hindsley’s transcription for band. This investigation sought to determine why Hindsley chose to include metric alterations that differ from the orchestral score‚ and how he decided what meters would be appropriate. The study of Copland’s manuscript

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    returned home‚ he wrote a group of symphonies. From 1774 through to 1777‚ Mozart worked as Concert Master at the Prince Archbishop’s court‚ during these years he wrote masses‚ symphonies‚ all of his violin concertos‚ six piano sonatas several serenades and divertmentos and his first great piano concerto. From 1777 till 1780 he enjoyed little success‚ working in minor roles‚ however‚ still composing sacred works‚ symphonies‚ concertos‚ serenades and dramatic music. Opera remained his ultimate ambition and

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    Volume in Music

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    Volume‚ also referred to as dynamics‚ is one of the most important components of sound. Composers use volume as a way of controlling the emotional content and shape of a piece. It is interesting to note‚ however‚ that early composers did not generally mark their scores with instructions about volume until well into the 17th century‚ but depended upon the musicians to determine the appropriate levels of volume for a specific performance space. Composers started writing indications for dynamic levels

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    Jazz Concert Review Essay

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    when they started playing it immediately took me back to the 1930s‚ the big band era.  Most of the songs were of long length and with many solos through the songs. The instruments used to create the songs were: saxophones‚ trombones‚ trumpets‚ the piano‚ guitars‚ and the drums. The band played eight songs and had vocals in two of those songs along with the band. The second song played was‚ Love is Here to Stay by George and Ira Gershwin. This was the first song with vocals. The song started with both

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