The second text that I chose is Fly Me to the Moon by TGP as it combines both music and lyrics to draw a view on an event. In this case the composer gives the audience her perspective on love in form a ‘euphoria’ or euphoric event. The song starts off with a faster than normal beat symbolising a heart racing then introducing a high frequency melody that is played repeatedly. This is done to give the song a fantasy feel, a dream
The lyrics “the stars are her only, lonely companion”, directly translates why this song gives a lonely aura. The lyrics are basically saying that snowflakes are her only friends. Also the lyrics, “send your stars and your down to me” is her directly asking for them and it seems that she finds comfort in the snowflakes. The lyrics “falling to the sleepy lands” seems as though she seeks comfort in them to help her fall asleep. To farther elaborate on the lonely concept, “I am ready to catch them in my hands”, shows that she is open to the snowflakes, it truly sees them as a companion of her
1 hit “Not Over You,” especially when Colbie Caillat came back out to the stage to do the duet with Gavin Degraw. It was a great way to end a perfect show. I was really glad that I attended her concert. The songs that Colbie was singing, Fallin’ for You; The Little Things; Begin Again; Realize; I Do; Let’s Make It Rain; Shadow; Lucky (with Andy Grammer); What If; I Never Told You; Favorite Song; I Won’t; Brighter Than the Sun; and Bubbly. My all-time favorite song from Colbie is Bubbly.
Imagining romantic camping trips into the White Mountains … tasting the envelope flaps, knowing her tongue had been there.” (Pg. 87) For Cross, Martha is not just a girl who sends him letters signed “Love,” she represents a life after the war, a life outside of the war, a life that includes romantic trips with a lover. The war is such a large strain on the soldiers, that they need something to look forward to and hope for, to get them through the war, and that is exactly what Martha is for Cross. Lieutenant Jimmy Cross tasting the envelope flaps shows just how infatuated he truly is with the idea of Martha. He will do anything that will give him even the slightest remembrance of how she smells or tastes.
I found out singing is very entertaining thanks to Ms. Morrow. From the point on, I wanted to pursue vocal performance. She had opened so many more doors for me. The thing I found most fascinating was that she believed in me. My junior year, she helped me get over my stage fright by allowing me to sing a solo at "Winter Concert."
The other patients like Roy see “Cosi Fan Tutte” as an escape from their mundane wards and asylum. However, the operetta takes a new meaning for an enthusiast who “aims for the stars.” Mozart’s music allows Roy to relive the illusion he has of his childhood, a fantasy that he clings to and hopes “Cosi Fan Tutte” will “capture and recapture.” Roy’s vision helps him cope with his reality of being “farmed out to foster parents,” as a result his passion lies with the Italian opera as it is a landscape that reflects his perfect world. This strong attachment to the play makes him determined to manipulate Lewis’ direction so that it fits his own expectations. Likewise, Roy’s insistence to have the play sung in Italian, his initiative to “get the costumes made by occupational therapy” and to “paint the back drops,” highlight how he lives and breathes “Cosi Fan Tutte.” Similarly, Roy’s “down periods” when Doug leaves and his ability to bounce back and make Lewis play Ferrando highlights how important the play is for him. Roy’s manipulation of the opera which begins with passion reinforces how effective a manipulator can be when they are emotionally
I learned that these songs represented courtship, loss, and World War I. My favorite part of the event was having the opportunity to hear the songs and see the actual album covers. The singers were extremely talented and it was easier to understand the meaning of the songs by hearing the emotion in the singers'
For Satanism in stanzas 11 and 12 the narrator starts to question whether or not the raven is from heaven or hell. In “The Masque of the Red Death” the 4 S’s are a big part of the story.” But the Prince Prospero was happy and dauntless and sagacious. When his dominions were half depopulated, he summoned to his presence a thousand hale and light-hearted friends from among the knights and dames of his court, and with these retired to the deep seclusion of one of his castellated abbeys.”(7-10) This is an example of sadism. Prince Prospero takes his friends and lets everybody outside fall to the red death. He’s mocking death by believing he is more powerful than death by
First isolated in 1803, Morphine was discovered by German pharmacist F.W.A. Serturner. He named the Opium based drug Morpheus, after the god of dreams (Morphine Facts). Morphine began to grow in popularity and was being used for everything from pain relief to cough suppression and, ironically enough, to help cure Opium addiction. During the American Civil War, morphine was used frequently as a surgical anesthetic and would be sent home with soldiers as a pain reliever.
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