In modern society, "museum" plays an important role. From the observation of art works, People can get an idea how we developed, what we were doing at the past, and predict what will be in our future. However, the visitor's feeling after observation of museum can be different because we have all different social, cultural, and academic backgrounds. In my case, I felt the Louvre Museum which is located in France, Paris while I was traveling the Europe, and I believed that I have different feeling than others because of my unusual background as a Korean student who is majoring finance at United States. Throughout this paper, I would like to discuss my own feeling, and functional and cultural effects of the Louvre from my experience.
Historically, the Louvre Museum was the palace of the kings of France from 14 century to 1628, and changed to one of the three world's major museum for the last two centuries that has original painting of Monna Lisa. When I had been arrived the main gate of the Louvre, I was able to feel the grandeur of palace from the external appearance of the museum. The huge size, the gorgeous walls of renaissance style, brilliant big windows were enough to surprise all visitors including me. Also, inside of the Louvre gave me a second shock in terms of volume, scale and size of painting and sculpture. However, after I observed art work one by one, they did not give much impression to me .
hasand mmer realize ry important meanings that we just forgot in our life. Therefore, I would like to focus on how Jerome related to Columbus community, throughout this paper. .
I am going to briefly mention my concert experience, in Sep. 28, 2003; I participated in the concert at Jerome where I usually thought the building that just had sports game like basketball, ice hockey, and graduation ceremony. They already set up all facilities for the concert. They got stage on the floor, and they displayed bunch of speaker systems and electric amenities to support the voice of tenors.
As the name implies, isorhythm is the employment of a single rhythmic pattern repeated again and again by the tenor voice. ... Isorhythm is definitely present, as well as other defining elements of the tenor line, such as the color and talea. ... Fortune, each color of the tenor line encompasses four taleas. There are three colors, each twelve bars long. This motet consists of three voices: tenor, duplum and triplum. ...
The three basic conga sounds in Latin American music are the open tone or "gung", closed, muffled or flesh tone, and the slap or "pop". ... These include the tenor (soprano), double tenor (sopranoalto), double second, double and triple guitars (alto/ tenor), quadraphonic (alto/ tenor), cello (tenor), tenor bass (tenor/ bass), and bass (bass). ...
In Dufay's Missa Se la face ay pale the tenor may consist of long, drawn out notes, and in other parts the tenor may be used in its normal note value. ... There are also two interesting features of his use of the tenor. First, he never allows the materials of the original song to carry into any of the other voices or any of the three-voice sections. That makes it an exceptionally strict tenor-based mass. ... The song and its tenor are based on the (written) note C, but the mass always closes on F. ...
Even though Andrea's ability of voice isn't strong and deep enough to be an opera tenor, he makes this song more exquisite; therefore, people acclaim him as voice of soul, and I really agree with the valuation. ... As a result of this beautiful song, this album, Time to Say Good Bye', has been sold more than three hundred million albums. ... Next part of the song is that the tenor, Andrea Bocelli, sings deeply and higher with his pure voice. ...
The concert featured tenor vocalist Chauncey Packer, soprano Dara Rahming, and pianist Dr. ... After "Granada" were three pieces called "Che gelida manina", "Mi Chiamano Mimi", and "O soave fanciulla." These three works featured Ms. ... Packer sung was Three Dream Portraits. ... It was truly one of the best performances given from a male tenor vocalist that I have ever seen and I cannot wait to see what other styles of music literature he will portray to us in the future....
In each stanza, there are a series of metaphors which conclude with the repeated "come to dust"- a metaphor for death, death being the tenor and dust is the vehicle. In stanza one, line four the metaphor "tane thy wages" depicts life to be a job- to be done in a set period of time, the vehicle being "wages" and the tenor being "job". ... Shakespeare uses metonymy to introduce a new group of people who must face the inevitability of death- no one is immortal, in line five of the three stanzas. ...
Rigoletto is an opera in three acts by Giuseppe Verdi and it is considered by many to be the first of the operatic masterpieces of Verdi's middle-to-late career. ... (Godefroy, V, 1976) Verdi was right not to give the tenor the music of "La donna e mobile" until the last possible moment. ... Again we hear the orchestral pointers to the coming storm, and this time the bass drum behind the scene indicates the first thunder, and the tenors and basses of the chorus follow the drum with a very fair representation of wind moaning before reaching gale force- This segment is well-know...
The instruments being played in Alone Together were alto saxophone, by David Becker, tenor saxophone, by Brandon Greer, trumpet, by Scott Wilson, drum, by Chris Palmer, bass by Delore Bullington, and piano, by Zach Chester. ... The next three songs following that were Come Fly With Me, Band Stand Boogie, and Swing Tune (In a Mellow Tone). Out of these three, Swing Tune had to be my favorite because I loved seeing the saxophone section stand up for their solo as well as the trumpet solo. ... Of the three that last song played was by far my favorite. ... Also, trumpet player, Ben Greed, saxophon...
Missa Se la face ay pale, composed about 1450 was the first of Dufay's Masses to be based on a secular tenor. He used a cantus firmus from his own three-voiced ballade of the same name where it is used similarly. ... The systematic usage of the tenor creates form and order and establishes a pattern. 2)"Dufay was an Apollinian composer, not a Dionysian one" is obviously a metaphorical statement. ... The difference was that he created a real harmonic bass by keeping the second countra tenor or bassus below the cantus firmus. ...
