...haciendo zigzag a través de los conos, mientras que el otro integrante del equipo debe guiar la llanta para evitar que esta tire alguno de los conos. El primer equipo en dar una vuelta completa de ida y de regreso ganará. No hay un tiempo límite. Reglas: 1. El integrante que este sentado en la llanta no puede guiarla más que con las manos. 2. Quien este jalando la cuerda no puede ayudar al otro a guiar la llanta. 3. Se debe procurar no tirar ningún cono, si se tira un cono este equipo tendrá que volver a comenzar. Variante: En vez de ser nada más 2 integrantes pueden ser 3 y este puede estar empujando a quien va en la llanta por la espalda para darle más rapidez. Maestro: Jorge Arturo Caballero Cecilia A. Guillermo...
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...brings back the old memories; it brings back to us the happiest moment of the live. Music is also considered as language, which has its own way of giving messages as it has no national boundaries. We usually say whether it is good or bad, we are the one who swing along with the rhythm. Music is gift by God to the world. Music to me is that I start my day with music and I end my day with music, I keep listening to music where ever I’m .Depending on my mood I listen to different kind of music .It can be rock ,Indian classical ,pop, blues and etc. But most of the time I listen to some slow number of song, or if not slow number than Indian classical music. For me, these two forms of music give relaxation. Symphony 5 of Beethoven conducted by Arturo Toscanini Beethoven has done one of the most incredible works in this music. In the video, we can see how each and every. In the video, each and every violin player plays is at his best harmony which makes this music an enjoyable one to hear. I would illustrate this melody as a very fine blend of high and low notes, which will make the listener astonished when he listens to this music for the very first time. The most amazing feature of this work is the sudden transform in the notes. Usually music relieve the listener’s mood when it run in more or less in the identical note, but where in this kind of music the musical notes moves up and down, low and high swiftly thus leaving the listener by astonish. According to me Beethoven might have...
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...Jazz is a very bulky genre, especially to cover in just 60 minutes. However, this lack of time has allowed me to condense my beliefs about it one strong section believe that changed Jazz completely. Trumpets complete the sound of a Jazz band and I believe that it is the most important section. There are a few artist that transformed the trumpet section and their innovation set the bar for nothing below perfection. Jazz without trumpets would be equivalent to a peanut butter and jelly sandwich without peanut butter because it just would not be the same. So what makes the trumpet so special? The trumpet is by far the loudest and sharpest sounding horn in the band. The interesting shaped horn amplifies sound with the bends on pipes within it. This makes playing trumpet natural for leaders, and to become successful with it if they are good too. In 1894, early trumpet pioneer Buddy Bolden became the first known jazzman simply because he was a trumpeter. From then on other musicians followed this trend and the trumpet reigned king ever since. King Oliver was a very influential band to bring out the best of what the trumpet could offer. Musician Louis Armstrong began his ride to fame with this group in 1922. Armstrong's playing technique was honed by constant practice, which extended the range, tone and capabilities of the trumpet. Armstrong also almost single-handedly created the role of the jazz soloist, taking what was essentially a collective folk music and turning it into an art...
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...life, in the beginning of the book. He has Asperger syndrome, but he's happy. He goes to Paterson, a school for special-needs kids. He's just gotten a job working with Paterson's horse therapy. Marcelo lives in a fancy tree house in the backyard and best of all he hears his own imaginary internal music whenever he wants. Arturo, Marcelo's dad. He's been there all along. Mr. Arturo doesn’t like the job at the stable that Marcelo has, He thinks that what Marcelo needs is a dose of the "real world," which gives him two options: either he goes to Oak Ridge High instead of Paterson in the fall, or he gives up his job at the stables for the summer and comes to work at Arturo's law...
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...joined the adult choir too. In high school, she sang in the chorus as well and was educated in the public schools.. Local supporters provided funds for study with Agnes Reifsneider and, later, Giuseppe Boghetti. When Anderson was 23, she entered a competition and won first place over 300 other singers, gaining her an engagement with the New York Philharmonic at Lewisohn Stadium. Further sponsorships enabled her to continue her studies in the United States and, after winning the Rosenwald Fellowship, in Europe. Following debuts in Berlin in 1930 and London in 1932, Anderson concertized in Scandinavia, Germany, South America, and the Soviet Union. In Salzburg, Austria, she gave a sensational performance at the Mozarteum with famous conductor Arturo Toscanini in the audience. Upon hearing her sing, Toscanini reportedly told her she had "a voice heard but once in a century." At the end of her European tour, Anderson was an acclaimed sensation in the capitals of Europe, and American impresario Sol Hurok signed her to 15 concerts in the United States. On December 30, 1935, she opened her American tour at New York's Town Hall. The program was typical for Marian Anderson, consisting of songs by Handel, Schubert, Giuseppe Verdi, and Sibelius as well as several black spirituals....
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...~1940s Entertainment~ 1940s movies NOW ARE VERY dramatic and nice to watch with the family. Bert Lahr from the movie “the wizard of oz” played the lion without courage. I found that funny because lions are courageous, brave, and strong. Billie burke, also a wizard of oz character, played the good witch of the north. She helped Dorothy get to the wizard so she can get back to her home in Kansas. Judy garland, the character of Dorothy, was a young girl who cared much about her dog toto. Once when a twister hit they got stuck into the wonderful and awkward world of oz. 1940s music now is so soothing and very enjoyable. Louis Armstrong was a jazz musician who played jazz music on his trumpet. He was well known for his distinctive singing voice. Cab calloway was a jazz scatter of the 1940s. he was referred to as the “hi de ho” guy of the 1940s. dizzy Gillespie was known for his puffy cheeks. But he was in the music business as a jazz trumpeter or trumpet player. ~1940s fashion~ 1940s fashion now Is so Fashionable And In Style. We Have all you can think of hats that will suit your taste, coats that will blow you away, and shoes that will blow your mind. Our fashion coats are made of what you can think of wool, fox fur, leather, etc. now our hats are so comfortable and relaxing to you heads, you will enjoy them some much that you will forget you were even wearing them. Finally, the important things are the shoes. These shoes are so beautiful, sassy, and comfortable...
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