The main characters name is Pam. She has shadowy long hair. She loves animals, her mom say’s she has a gift for them. Also she is an active person who loves to do things. The creepiest part of the story was when Pam was running after her dog.
The mood in Lieberman music made the entire room gloomy whiles the melodic lines made the room flowing, the rich harmonies in his music made the room surprisingly striking. Lowell Lieberman period and style of music had a huge
Many chairs were put near the arch. There Salvius, wearing a splendid toga, looked for a place when he could be easily seen. Among the horsemen who stood behind the senators, Haterius was here. He eagerly hope to win the emperors favour and he wondered what the prize that Salvius was going to receive was going to be. A huge altar was built in front of the arch, decorated by slaves with flowers.
“ The Diplomat March” was the best song I had heard the hole time. This song sounded like a marching band was playing. This got me in a good mood because it felt like I was watching a marching band going down the street in a fair. The trumpets and flutes played a big part in the song. They were the loudest one out of all the instruments playing.
Oh, let me hold her a bit, Anne Marie. My sweet little doll baby! . . .” (Ibsen.
The Dance Ensemble returned once more with a fast paced African piece, also executed with such force and feeling to move the audience. The Dance Ensemble certainly enlightened many through the power of rhythm, dance, and movement. Lastly, the world renowned Morgan State University Choir took the stage with the power to move the entire crowd. They performed a few compelling songs entitled “I Know I’ve Been Changed”, “If I Can Help Somebody”, “His Light Still Shines”, “Set Me Free”, and “United We Stand”, all holding strong to the theme of this assembly. The soloists were absolutely wonderful and the choir was perfect on its own.
I was getting an image of a euphonic sounding orchestra, and it allowed me to retrospect the “good old” times. The poem is about musicians getting ready for a concert, a symphony in particular. I play the violin, which is why I was able to understand the different terminologies within the poem. As distinguished composers such as Vivaldi and Brahms were described, it continually reminded me of the melodic pieces that I myself played in the past years. Because of this experience, I was able to “hear” what was being described about the work of these composers, starting from Vivaldi’s “strident strength” to Brahm’s “passionate sweetness”, The majority of the poem depicts the beautiful sound of the violins.
Edwar Pino HIST-2112 10/11/2011 Assignment #1 A Biography of America #16 “The West” This video starts out by telling us that America was an expanding empire in which government did not spend money, but it spend what it had the most of, land. Therefore, between 1860 and 1900 the government transformed land much more quickly than ever before, but most of the land that the government gave away ended up in the hands of a wealthy few. Thousands of Americans and immigrants shared Henry David Thoreau’s dream of finding freedom by heading west. In 1849, thinking of joining the East and West, a politician named William Gilpin told a mass meeting in Independence, Missouri, that the East should no longer hold the West in bondage. He stated,
Ackerman defines smell as odors that reveal invisible information, in which can naturally or synthetically influence emotions and/or behaviors. Ackerman describes the immense quantity of information a scent can reveal: “[She] takes her German shepherd Jackie out for a walk, Jackie sniffs at curb, rock, and tree, and soon senses what dog has been there, its age, sex, mood, health, when it last passed by. …[Jackie] will add her scent…on a tuft of grass, and the next dog that comes along will read, in the aromatic hieroglyphics of the neighborhood, Jackie, 5:00PM, young female, on hormone therapy because of a bladder ailment, well fed, cheerful, seeks a friend.” (p. 26) Scents have the ability to expose this amount of information only when smelt, even when the information cannot be seen or heard. But it is not only an animal who has a nose so keen to grasp such information from scents. Ackerman recognizes a human’s ability to pick up similar information—information that reveals its story through its unique scent, also including a quote by Helen Keller, “Each person has an odor as individual as a fingerprint.
The show surprised me, especially when each scene was flashing in front of my eyes with the changes of the stages that brought me back to 1900’s. I still remember it was such a beautiful love story starts when phantom was first appeared in the mirror in Christine’s room, and when he takes her back into the mirror. It was so lovely when the stage was full of fog, When the phantom swings the boat that carrying Christine，when they both sing to each other romantically in the song of “phantom of opera” with candles twinkles like stars, “Saying for me, saying my angle of music”. The scene moves quickly brought us in to a mysterious dreamland of phantom. Everything makes the show fantastic, and brilliant.