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    I like to do musical theater this involves sing dancing and acting all at the same time. In one song alone you have to stay on your note during the harmonies and remember the lyrics. When you look at it from the dancing aspect you have to keep on beat‚ make sure to stay in unison with the other performers and remember all the dance movie and the order they come in. The last aspect of musical theater is the acting you have emotion not only on you face but in your voice as well as your dancing. These

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    amplification of the sound volume. History Many artists‚ composers and philosophers have approached the combination between music and visual art for centuries. From abstract paintings to the 3 dimensional multimedia environments‚ the idea of putting musical notes into a color‚ space and motion to create a feeling of transcendence and poetry has long been experimented (Brougher 213). It began in the 18th century when some people attempted to associate specific colors to specific pitches. Sir Isaac Newton

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    Select 3 musical examples of Renaissance music‚ and describe their musical form. How do these pieces differ in texture from the Medieval period? In “Greensleves”‚ the musical form would be binary with two parts that both relate to each other such as a statement and a counterstatement also known as the AB form. “Country jig” also has a binary musical form with part A being repeated after part B. “ La girometta” has a ternary form with a statement‚ contrast‚ and return or ABA’. These pieces each

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    continuo? How are they related? Figured bass is a musical notation using numbers to indicate chords and intervals related to the bass note of the music. Basso continuo was the harmony of the music. They are related because figured bass helped the musician playing basso continuo by giving number under the bass note to show which chords should be played. 2. What is ornamentation? Ornamentation is a feature in Baroque music. It’s the use of musical flourishes that are non-necessary to the basic melody

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    MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CLASSIFICATION All musical instruments can be divided into four major classes: aerophones‚ chordophones‚ electrophones and percussion. The biggest and the most versatile class is aerophones which can be further subdivided into free aerophones and pipe aerophones. On the next level free aerophones fall into those with free reed and with beating reed. Beating reed aerophones are represented by single reed (organ pipes) and double reed (human voice) instruments. Free reed instruments

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    Middle Ages Dates: 500-1450 1. What was going historically during this era?  What was life like? It was a chaotic period of social and political unrest. Religious and political differences between and within regions led to nearly constant warfare. The life of all the classes was dominated by the feudal system - feudalism. 2.  Who or what had the power? The church 3.  Who were learned or literate? holy men or people of important status such as kings‚ queens‚ and knights most other people were

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    Catholic Church David by Michelangelo Education & literacy now status symbol – Result of invention of printing press McGraw-Hill © 2006 The McGraw-Hill Companies‚ Inc. All rig An Appreciation Chpt. 1: Music in the Middle Ages Church dominates musical activity – Most musicians were priests – Women did not sing in mixed church settings Music primarily vocal and sacred – Instruments not used in

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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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    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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    to chant and make other rhythmic sounds. 7. It shows religious importance. Not all music is the same. 8. Religion played a very important role in the daily life of ancient cultures. No there the same. 9. Music notation allows for multiple people to be able to learn to play a musical composition without hearing it as well as to have it survive long after the composer is dead. It also broadens a composer’s ability to create music without having to always memorize. 10. The Roman Catholic Church

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