This document provides a biography of Britney Spears. It details that she began dancing and singing at a young age and was part of The Mickey Mouse Club as a child. Her debut album "...Baby One More Time" was released in 1999 and was a major commercial success. The document outlines her subsequent albums and singles including "Oops! I Did It Again", her acting career, and her high-profile relationship and breakup with Justin Timberlake. It provides context around key moments and performances in her career progression over the years.
The Baroque period in music lasted from approximately 1600 to 1750. It originated from a Portuguese word meaning irregular pearl and originally had a negative connotation referring to excessive ornamentation. During this period, new musical styles emerged in Italy that were more expressive and focused on solo singing and melody accompanied by basso continuo. While Baroque music evolved greatly over its 150 year span, it is generally characterized by features such as expressive vocal melodies, chordal harmony dominated by major and minor scales, uniform rhythm that increased in drive over time, and sudden changes in dynamics.
This document provides a summary of Janine Hardy's acting experience and skills. It includes a list of theatrical roles, film and television credits, training, and additional skills such as accents, languages, sports, dancing, singing and yoga. Her most recent credits include roles in the BBC series Ripper Street and the film Love Rosie. She has over 15 years of experience in theatre, film, television and voiceover work.
There are four distinct gardens mentioned in the Bible: Eden, Gethsemane, Garden of the Tomb and the Garden of Paradise. The garden of Eden was marred by the serpent; the garden of Gethsemane was marred by the cup; the garden of the Tomb was marred by death; the garden of Paradise (Heaven) will be unmarred by sin, sorrow or death! We all pass through the first three gardens - will we enjoy the fourth?
Ludwig van Beethoven was a famous German composer born in 1770 who was a pivotal figure between the Classical and Romantic eras. He studied music from a young age and later with Haydn. Though he went deaf, Beethoven composed some of his greatest works including 9 symphonies such as his 5th and 9th, as well as piano sonatas like "Moonlight" and orchestra pieces during this time. He is renowned for bridging musical styles and expressing profound emotions through music.
This document discusses protein binding of drugs. It begins by defining protein binding as the formation of complexes between drugs and proteins. The mechanism of protein binding is usually reversible and involves weak bonds like hydrogen bonds or hydrophobic bonds. Factors that affect protein binding include drug properties, protein properties, drug interactions, and patient factors. Common plasma proteins that bind drugs are albumin, alpha-1-acid glycoprotein, lipoproteins, and globulins. Kinetics of protein binding can be described using binding equations and models like the Klotz plot. Classical methods to study protein binding experimentally include equilibrium dialysis.
Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey was one of the founders of English Renaissance poetry in the early 16th century. He introduced important innovations to the sonnet form, including using rhyming quatrains instead of the Italian octave and sestet structure. In his poem "The Soote Season", Surrey describes the signs of spring in nature but contrasts it with his continuing personal sorrow over lost love. Thomas Wyatt also made important contributions by introducing the Petrarchan sonnet to England and being one of the first to emphasize personal feelings in poetry.
This document provides a biography of Britney Spears. It details that she began dancing and singing at a young age and was part of The Mickey Mouse Club as a child. Her debut album "...Baby One More Time" was released in 1999 and was a major commercial success. The document outlines her subsequent albums and singles including "Oops! I Did It Again", her acting career, and her high-profile relationship and breakup with Justin Timberlake. It provides context around key moments and performances in her career progression over the years.
The Baroque period in music lasted from approximately 1600 to 1750. It originated from a Portuguese word meaning irregular pearl and originally had a negative connotation referring to excessive ornamentation. During this period, new musical styles emerged in Italy that were more expressive and focused on solo singing and melody accompanied by basso continuo. While Baroque music evolved greatly over its 150 year span, it is generally characterized by features such as expressive vocal melodies, chordal harmony dominated by major and minor scales, uniform rhythm that increased in drive over time, and sudden changes in dynamics.
This document provides a summary of Janine Hardy's acting experience and skills. It includes a list of theatrical roles, film and television credits, training, and additional skills such as accents, languages, sports, dancing, singing and yoga. Her most recent credits include roles in the BBC series Ripper Street and the film Love Rosie. She has over 15 years of experience in theatre, film, television and voiceover work.
There are four distinct gardens mentioned in the Bible: Eden, Gethsemane, Garden of the Tomb and the Garden of Paradise. The garden of Eden was marred by the serpent; the garden of Gethsemane was marred by the cup; the garden of the Tomb was marred by death; the garden of Paradise (Heaven) will be unmarred by sin, sorrow or death! We all pass through the first three gardens - will we enjoy the fourth?
Ludwig van Beethoven was a famous German composer born in 1770 who was a pivotal figure between the Classical and Romantic eras. He studied music from a young age and later with Haydn. Though he went deaf, Beethoven composed some of his greatest works including 9 symphonies such as his 5th and 9th, as well as piano sonatas like "Moonlight" and orchestra pieces during this time. He is renowned for bridging musical styles and expressing profound emotions through music.
This document discusses protein binding of drugs. It begins by defining protein binding as the formation of complexes between drugs and proteins. The mechanism of protein binding is usually reversible and involves weak bonds like hydrogen bonds or hydrophobic bonds. Factors that affect protein binding include drug properties, protein properties, drug interactions, and patient factors. Common plasma proteins that bind drugs are albumin, alpha-1-acid glycoprotein, lipoproteins, and globulins. Kinetics of protein binding can be described using binding equations and models like the Klotz plot. Classical methods to study protein binding experimentally include equilibrium dialysis.
Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey was one of the founders of English Renaissance poetry in the early 16th century. He introduced important innovations to the sonnet form, including using rhyming quatrains instead of the Italian octave and sestet structure. In his poem "The Soote Season", Surrey describes the signs of spring in nature but contrasts it with his continuing personal sorrow over lost love. Thomas Wyatt also made important contributions by introducing the Petrarchan sonnet to England and being one of the first to emphasize personal feelings in poetry.
Este documento presenta un análisis musical preliminar de los huayños carnavaleros de La Paz, Bolivia. Identifica características como el uso de instrumentos de viento y cuerda, compases binarios y patrones rítmicos distintivos. Analiza partituras y grabaciones para diferenciar los huayños carnavaleros de otros tipos, observando que existen dos variantes: los interpretados por conjuntos folclóricos y los de bandas que acompañan a los grupos de carnaval en las calles.
The document lists various objects and what "it" or "he/she" is referring to, including several fruits, household items, vehicles, animals and other common nouns. It identifies an apple, pen, camera, orange, bike, ball, book, cat, dog, egg, fish, car, elephant, ant, bed, horse, key, and table as what "it" is. It also identifies a boy and girl as what "he" and "she" are, respectively.
El documento habla sobre los intervalos musicales. Explica que un intervalo es la distancia entre dos notas y cómo se pueden clasificar los intervalos según si las notas suenan sucesiva o simultáneamente, si van de grave a agudo o viceversa, y si las notas están juntas o separadas en la escala. También describe cómo se miden los intervalos usando tonos y semitonos, y cómo se nombran los intervalos dependiendo del número de notas entre ellas.
El documento proporciona una introducción general a la música, incluyendo su definición, historia, elementos fundamentales y varios tipos de música. Define la música como el arte de organizar sonidos y silencios utilizando principios como la melodía, armonía y ritmo. Explora brevemente los orígenes de la música y los primeros instrumentos musicales. También describe conceptos clave como melodía, armonía, métrica y ritmo, y tipos populares de música como rock, pop, rap, reggae, jazz, música clásica y
Michael Jackson was a famous singer known as the King of Pop. He invented music videos and had many hit songs that were perfect for dancing. Though he changed the color of his skin and appeared very different later in life, he had a successful music career from a young age performing with his brothers in the Jackson Five. He held concerts around the world that hundreds of thousands of fans attended before his unexpected death in 2009.
Este documento resume los principales géneros musicales vocales del Renacimiento, incluyendo la misa, el motete y el madrigal. Describe a destacados compositores de este periodo como Palestrina, Victoria, Praetorius y Morley, y analiza brevemente sus obras y contribuciones al desarrollo de la polifonía y la música religiosa y profana.
This document discusses concert etiquette for performers and audience members. It identifies three categories: stage etiquette, transition etiquette, and audience etiquette. Stage etiquette advises performers to remain professional and silent on stage, focusing on the conductor. Transition etiquette stresses the importance of organized, quiet movements between spaces. Audience etiquette reminds spectators to silence phones and refrain from disruptive behaviors out of respect for the performers and other audience members.
La presentazione Powerpoint parte integrante dello spettacolo "Playintings - Successioni Cromatiche", che accompagna l'esecuzione live dei Moto Perpetuo e l'esposizione delle tele di Giada Panuccio e Maria Rosaria Fosforino.
When waves interact with matter, they can be reflected, transmitted, or a combination of both. Reflection is when waves bounce back into the original medium, obeying the law of reflection where the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection. Refraction occurs when a wave changes speed upon crossing a boundary between media, causing it to bend. Both light and sound waves undergo reflection and refraction, which can make objects appear in different locations than they actually are due to the bending of wave fronts.
Gioacchino Rossini was an Italian composer born in 1792 in Pesaro, Italy. He showed musical genius from a young age and wrote his first opera at age 18. Between 1810-1813 he wrote successful operas in Bologna, Rome, Venice, and Milan, including Tancredi and L'Italiana in Algeri. Rossini went on to write over 20 more operas in the following years in Venice and Milan, becoming very popular. His career writing opera ended in 1829 with his final work Guillaume Tell. Rossini later died in 1868 near Paris, leaving a considerable fortune and donations to establish a home for retired musicians.
Este documento presenta un análisis musical preliminar de los huayños carnavaleros de La Paz, Bolivia. Identifica características como el uso de instrumentos de viento y cuerda, compases binarios y patrones rítmicos distintivos. Analiza partituras y grabaciones para diferenciar los huayños carnavaleros de otros tipos, observando que existen dos variantes: los interpretados por conjuntos folclóricos y los de bandas que acompañan a los grupos de carnaval en las calles.
The document lists various objects and what "it" or "he/she" is referring to, including several fruits, household items, vehicles, animals and other common nouns. It identifies an apple, pen, camera, orange, bike, ball, book, cat, dog, egg, fish, car, elephant, ant, bed, horse, key, and table as what "it" is. It also identifies a boy and girl as what "he" and "she" are, respectively.
El documento habla sobre los intervalos musicales. Explica que un intervalo es la distancia entre dos notas y cómo se pueden clasificar los intervalos según si las notas suenan sucesiva o simultáneamente, si van de grave a agudo o viceversa, y si las notas están juntas o separadas en la escala. También describe cómo se miden los intervalos usando tonos y semitonos, y cómo se nombran los intervalos dependiendo del número de notas entre ellas.
El documento proporciona una introducción general a la música, incluyendo su definición, historia, elementos fundamentales y varios tipos de música. Define la música como el arte de organizar sonidos y silencios utilizando principios como la melodía, armonía y ritmo. Explora brevemente los orígenes de la música y los primeros instrumentos musicales. También describe conceptos clave como melodía, armonía, métrica y ritmo, y tipos populares de música como rock, pop, rap, reggae, jazz, música clásica y
Michael Jackson was a famous singer known as the King of Pop. He invented music videos and had many hit songs that were perfect for dancing. Though he changed the color of his skin and appeared very different later in life, he had a successful music career from a young age performing with his brothers in the Jackson Five. He held concerts around the world that hundreds of thousands of fans attended before his unexpected death in 2009.
Este documento resume los principales géneros musicales vocales del Renacimiento, incluyendo la misa, el motete y el madrigal. Describe a destacados compositores de este periodo como Palestrina, Victoria, Praetorius y Morley, y analiza brevemente sus obras y contribuciones al desarrollo de la polifonía y la música religiosa y profana.
This document discusses concert etiquette for performers and audience members. It identifies three categories: stage etiquette, transition etiquette, and audience etiquette. Stage etiquette advises performers to remain professional and silent on stage, focusing on the conductor. Transition etiquette stresses the importance of organized, quiet movements between spaces. Audience etiquette reminds spectators to silence phones and refrain from disruptive behaviors out of respect for the performers and other audience members.
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When waves interact with matter, they can be reflected, transmitted, or a combination of both. Reflection is when waves bounce back into the original medium, obeying the law of reflection where the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection. Refraction occurs when a wave changes speed upon crossing a boundary between media, causing it to bend. Both light and sound waves undergo reflection and refraction, which can make objects appear in different locations than they actually are due to the bending of wave fronts.
Gioacchino Rossini was an Italian composer born in 1792 in Pesaro, Italy. He showed musical genius from a young age and wrote his first opera at age 18. Between 1810-1813 he wrote successful operas in Bologna, Rome, Venice, and Milan, including Tancredi and L'Italiana in Algeri. Rossini went on to write over 20 more operas in the following years in Venice and Milan, becoming very popular. His career writing opera ended in 1829 with his final work Guillaume Tell. Rossini later died in 1868 near Paris, leaving a considerable fortune and donations to establish a home for retired musicians.
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The ancient peoples placed great importance on music, incorporating it into many aspects of daily life and religion. Music was used in ancient Greece and Rome for entertainment at banquets and celebrations, and was also an important part of worship ceremonies and rituals. Professional musicians and singers were highly respected members of ancient societies.
2. Gli elementi della canzone
Musica e parole
Melodie facilmente memorizzabili
Ha caratteri diversi (allegria, tristezza,
ecc)
L’accompagnamento non è complesso
Il ritmo è generalmente regolare e ben
delineato
3. La struttura della canzone
INTRODUZIONE: affidata agli strumenti, introduce la
canzone presentandone il ritmo e l’armonia.
STROFA: è la parte centrale della canzone e presenta
parole e musica. Esprime il contenuto poetico della
canzone; da qui si capisce il significato della canzone.
RITORNELLO: separa le strofe una dall’altra. E’ la
parte che si memorizza meglio e la musica è in primo
piano.
CODA FINALE: parte conclusiva della canzone. E
generalmente esclusivamente strumentale.
4. Prima le parole o prima la musica?
IL TESTO
Il ritmo delle parole deve coincidere
con il ritmo della musica. Il testo è
diviso in
STROFA e RITORNELLO.
Può presentare delle rime e avere una
metrica ben precisa (ogni verso ha lo
stesso numero di sillabe
5. La musica
La musica nella canzone deve sostenere il
testo e sottolinearne il significato.
La strofa e il ritornello sono generalmente
abbinate a due melodie diverse che creano un
«contrasto musicale».
Più o meno a metà della canzone può essere
presente un INTERMEZZO MUSICALE
generalmente affidato a uno strumento solista.
6. Ritmo e accompagnamento
Il ritmo è l’aspetto fondamentale nella
canzone. Viene realizzato dal basso e dalla
batteria.
L’accompagnamento varia a seconda dello
stile e del genere musicale. Gli strumenti
utilizzati sono chitarre, tastiere e strumenti
melodici (archi e fiati)