Both musical performers incorporated unique musical elements such as melody, harmony rhythm to mention a few. Lowell Lieberman performance was very captivating through his exhibition of passion throughout his musical circles. Throughout his musical performance, Liebermann makes imaginative use of rich and varied harmonic rhythm. His performance shows a classical theme from the beginning to the end. 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.
“When we love a piece of music, it reminds us of other music we have heard, and it activates memory traces of emotional times in our lives. Your brain on music is all about, as Francis Crick said, connections.” What is music? Many of us have distinctive definitions of this complex term because it plays a unique role in each of our lives. Daniel J. Levitin, the author of This Is Your Brain on Music, looks at music from a neuropsychological perspective. How music affects us is connected through our brains neurochemistry, our mental associations with the music, our culture, and our spirit, which are all mentioned in this scientific journey.
Schoenberg also makes the instruments play at the extremities of their range either very high or very low. He also makes the instruments play in weird ways, for example, he makes the cymbal be played with a mallet and cello bow to produce an unfamiliar sound. He also uses instruments that are not used or not often used in an orchestra such as the tam-tam and the contra
Many individuals like classical art so much that they normally compare it to every other art form. In this discussion, we will take a look at the ancient and classical art of Euphronios Krater and the Funerary Vase. We will discuss their visual description, the time period in which each work was created, the geographic region in which each work was created, along with the artist if it is known. We will also consider the following about each art; the cultural value of these two objects at the time they were created, the purpose they were intended to serve, their similarities and their differences, and how the two works of art function in our culture in the present day. Euphronios Krater
La Tour carefully and artistically arranged the subjects in a way that the texture causes the viewer to develop an impulse to touch the piece. The pronounced facial expressions definitely give you the illusion that this is a real picture reflecting real people. It is in fact a made up thought that was in the mind of La Tour that he brought to life in this painting. La Tour’s dazzling color selections and elaborate costumes create a brilliant tableau. His characters enact a psychological drama that unfolds through the cues of their sidelong gazes and the measured gestures that signal their next moves.
Even though part of his inspiration came from personal problems, he proves that no matter what happens in life always continue and follow your dreams. Tchaikovsky’s music has inspired me to go beyond the notes and play the piece musically as well as to determine what the composer was feeling and experiencing during the compositional process. Due to his extraordinary work, Tchaikovsky has helped me develop my own creative and intellectual skills in an entirely different way. He has increased my respect for composers and artists. Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky may very well be one of the greatest composers of all time.
From its composition in the early history of the United States until now, The Star Spangled Banner has carried on a long tradition as America’s national anthem, depicting the patriotism and pride of its people. Since then, various artists have performed their own renditions of the original tune; modifications include rearranging melodic lines, adding harmonies, and changing texture or timbre, sometimes eliminating human voices altogether in favor of instrumentals, just to name a few. These alterations often have a significant effect on the expression of the music, and even two versions performed on the same instrument can sound dramatically different. As a result of variations in basic musical elements, the affect of trumpeter Kevin Gaffney’s
Greek music includes the lyre, pipes, and singing, and around 500 BC gradually developed branches like Greek plays (which always involved music) and Greek philosophy, which tried to figure out how music and numbers related to each other. Architecture includes houses, religious buildings like temples and tombs, and public building like city walls, theaters, stadia, and stoas. Sculpture includes small figurines and life-size statues, but also relief sculptures which were on the sides of buildings, and also tombstones. We have very little Greek painting from the Classical period; most of what we have is from the Bronze Age. The paintings were painted on walls, as decoration for rooms, like murals or wallpaper.
Paintings within the tomb of Egyptians also played a valuable role, idealising the person depicted. Although due to Tutankhamun’s untimely death, the painted scenes were restricted to the burial chamber with each wall depicting a certain event in the afterlife of Tutankhamun as well as his Funeral Procession. Figure 8.11 shows these paintings in accordance to the wall they were painted on. The mummification and rituals associated with the preparation of burial, which are done to provide the pharaoh with a safe after life, is a several step process. In the word of Herodotus “Mummification is a distinct profession.” First the body is washed in wine and water, then all organs are taken out and preserved in canopic jars.
The variety of clothes he dressed in were very costly making him always stand out from the crowd. His contrast to Henry was so significantly different that he became a spectacle and the powerfulness of his clothes automatically gave him authority. His figure and looks won over many people as being an icon to them. As well as this Edward acted like a king; he organised events (such as jousting) and built impressive buildings and displays. He brought about a sense of pride back into the Kingdom through his work and his clothing – it won him great respect from his nobles, which increased his power.