Music Appreciation

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    Personal Narrative: A Career As A Live Sound Technician

    I researched being a live sound technician, or also commonly called a sound engineer, because it is one of the music careers I am interested in. I have been considering this career for a couple years now, but keep going back and forth between jobs. I have always been passionate for music, and have always been fascinated by concerts and what it takes to put it all together. I went to my first rock concert when I was 14 and have been going to several shows a year since. In the past two years I’ve been

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    David Chopin Research Paper

    sixty-six compositions. All of which were romantic. All of the songs that he wrote he played himself. He was born on March 1, 1810 in Zelazowa Wola, Poland. He was born to Nicholas and Justina Chopin. Nicholas was a tutor at Warsaw Conservatory of Music and Justina was a housewife. They had four children three girls and one boy. Frédéric’s parents knew he was an exceptional child. At a very young age he was writing poetry, painting and drawing, and even playing piano without any instruction. He learned

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    Jazz Ensemble Concert Review

    Quarter 3 Concert Review I decided to go to a Jazz Ensemble Concert at Seminole State College. The performances that were given were excellent. Each of their songs had an interesting aspect that kept me very intrigued. They had a special guest named Major Bailey, a major trombonist for the Jazz Ambassadors of the U.S. Army Field Band. He performed in in the Seminole State Jazz Combo and transcribed a song called “Makin Whoopie”. He was given the oprotnity to direct this to the ensemble and have

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    Hey Soul Sister Figurative Language

    Hey, Soul Sister Lyrics: Train Music is chosen base upon your emotion. Emotion plays a key role in connecting with the audience. "Hey, Soul Sister," wrote by Train have a deep connection with the audience emotion. "Hey, Soul Sister" give off a lust vibe which led to an emotionally connected with the audience. Emotion can be trigger through rhythm, melody and vocal styles. Music is enlightening to an audience. Lyrics show what the artist is trying to say about a precise topic. Train uses his lyrics

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    Psycho Sanchez Analysis

    accented by the trumpets staccato sound. This was the crowd favorite; everyone was dancing in their seats; including my teenage daughter that I brought to the performance. My daughter had been around Jazz earlier in life but had not experienced the music lately. My daughter was just as in the moment as everyone else. Sanchez had worked the crowd into a frenzy. At this point, the timbalero became more prevalent and was striking the cymbals at every count. This was the lead into the congueros solo.

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    Bach: A Brief Biography Of Johann Sebastian Bach

    fellow musician and once for being caught entertaining a "strange maiden" in the balcony while he was practicing the organ” (Johann Sebastian Bach Biography). Although Bach did get in trouble, while working as an organist he had time to perfect his music and technique. A few years later Bach decided to take a leave and said he would be gone for only a month. When he left from the church “he traveled to Lübeck to hear famed organist Dietrich Buxtehude and extended his stay without informing anyone back

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    Before Quiet City Analysis

    Before Quiet City was an orchestral work it was a play, written by Irwin Shaw, which was so experimental that the Group Theatre that premiered it had to fund it without any outside backers. It chronicled the life of two brothers, one of whom was a trumpeter who lived an isolated life in New York City and used his trumpet to express his own emotions, as well as the thoughts and emotions that he imagined the people living in the city around him were having. Thus the trumpet itself was almost a character

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    Folklorico And The American Lyrical Hip Hop

    california all the way to memphis and now all over which it has grown but hip hop was referred as to the gangsta walk Folklorico and its music,mariachi music is very upbeat and it tends to have a lot of emotion which relates a lot to folklorico with its movements the movements are percussive and in folklorico the rhythm of the feet is almost the same to the song or the music . Folclórico mainly came to be when the Spaniards came to Mexico and they wanted the Aztecs to change their dances and culture which

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    Placeworks Grant's Pippin Case Study

    Willard High School visual and performing arts departments have come together to help students explore their purpose and identity. Kendra Chappell, Theater Director, applied for and was granted a Placeworks Grant to coincide with their production of the musical Pippin. The purpose of this grant is to provide growth and learning opportunities to rural area students through the arts. Both visual and performing arts students were thrilled to participate in the intense days of learning that followed

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    Legende Henryk Wieniawski

    theme I chose was Devotion which means love towards someone or something. The piece I chose to represent this theme is called Legende by Wieniawski. Henryk Wieniawski was a well known Polish violinist and composer. He composed various types of Polish music for the violin. However, his most lyrical and moving piece was Legende which was very close to his heart. Wieniawski lived in Paris and was studying at the Paris Conservatoire when he met a girl named Isabella Hampton who he fell deeply in love with

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