Dykes Library, I've found out that there are many musical resources available. Books, magazines, and computers are the typical means for information, however, not only does the library offer these assets but it also provides a Media Resource Center. The research center provides students with cassette tapes and cassette players, television's, VCR's and video's. .
In addition, many activities are available for students while working in the library. Students might surf the internet, watch video's, listen to tape cassette's, read a wide range of books and magazine's, study, or in most cases do research. .
When searching for a book, or magazine, a call number is displayed, each call number contains a specific meaning. The following call numbers meanings are as follows: ML (Literature of Music) MT (Musical Instruction and Study) M (Instrumental Music). A bibliographic citation for each of the following would go accordingly: .
The Broadway Song Companion, DeVenney, David P. ML128. M78 D48, © 1998.
Study & Listening Guide for a History, Burkholder, J. Peter MT6.5 .B92 © 1996.
The Comprehension Study of Music, Brandt, William E. M2 .C67 V. © 1996.
After researching a "Slit Drum- in both, The Harvard Dictionary of Music and The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, the musical term's meanings differ. According to The Harvard Dictionary, a slit-drum is "A length of wood or bamboo hollowed out through a slit on one side and beaten with a stick. In America, the slit is often cut in the form of an "H- to make two tongues of different pitch."" The New Grove, definition of a slit-drum is "A percussion tube used for musical or signaling purposes. Made by cutting, burning or gouging a slit in the wall of a hollowed-out tube. On most slit-drums the wall of the two sides of the slit are carved to different thickness so that at least two different pitches can be produced. When used for conveying messages the slit-drum may be beaten to produce melodic and rhythmic outlines of speech.
"An Inspector Calls" confronts us with the death of Eva Smith, a girl that has been driven to suicide. The question put forward in this play is: "Are the Birlings, or any single one of the Birlings, just to blame, or are we, as society, responsible?" "An Inspector Calls" was written in 1945, a t...
The book, "Evita: The Real Life of Eva Perón," by Nicholas Fraser evaluates the life and myth of Eva Perón. ... Throughout her life in the public eye, Eva never discussed her childhood. ... When Eva married Juan Peron, they covered up evidence of her past. ... In Argentina, everyone had an opinion about Eva. ... Through the Eva Perón Foundation, Eva made herself available to the countries poor five days a week so that they could request help. ...
The first introduction to La Senora and her life style is possible due to Huberto Naranjo who brings Eva into her apartment in order to save Eva from the hardships of living in the street. ... When Eva and Mimi's lives cross for the second time, the latter is presented to the reader " so beautiful that for a moment I thought she was a divine apparition- says Eva (206). ... She introduces Eva to the world of good wine, classical music, art, but the highest sign of Mimi's appreciation of Eva's company, talent, and personality is persuading Eva to start a writing career, " and at ...
The life of Eva Hesse was not that of your average person. ... At the age of 10, Eva Hesse's mother took her own life (Corby 1). ... Eva is sick again. ... During the early years of Eva Hesse's life, she was residing in Germany. ... Eva Hesse is an amazing artist in that her conceptual execut...
The Inspector champions the cause of the poor - in the form of Eva - against the rich - walking into the lion's den to do so. ... Are Eva and Daisy the same person? ... Eva/Daisy is a symbol - it doesn't matter whether the story is true or not. She stands for all the people we meet, every day - people we know nothing about but about whom we make assumptions based upon our own sets of prejudices - how a person dresses, speaks, the colour of their skin, the job they do or do not do, the music they listen to ..add your own ideas. ... In the end it doesn't matter whether his story i...
An Inspector Calls Coursework Assignment To what extent can Sheila Birling be held responsible for the death of Eva Smith? ... When the Inspector arrives, he tells them of the suicide of a young girl called Eva Smith. ... Her egotistical personality is displayed by her jealousy of Eva. Sheila could not digest the fact that Eva would have looked better than her in that dress. ... The Inspector went on to explain how Eva felt as if she was making a fresh start. ...
She used her power to get Eva sacked. ... Eva called her self Mrs. ... Birling as being the first most responsible for Eva's death. ... Eric got drunk one night & met Eva; Eric took Eva back to his house and made love to her. ... Eric then gave Eva stolen money from his dad's infirmary. ...
Should he keep the current incentive programs in place or should he adopt the EVA program? ... The EVA plan will be a difficult plan to put in place. ... As seen from the data, EVA will provide employees with more incentive pay. EVA will maximize the amount of money employees will make and because Mr. Duckworth so strongly believes in incentives he should go ahead and implement the EVA program....
I will now examine each character in turn to assess each person's responsibility for the death of Eva Smith. ... So that it could be said that Eva Smith was simply a victim of her class and time. ... Gerald's involvement with Eva Smith is perhaps the least important for Eva Smith anyway, perhaps more for Sheila and Gerald. ... As a member of the Bromley Women's Charity Organisation Mrs Birling is the last member of the family to have had contact with Eva Smith, having rejected Eva because she had used the family name to claim to the organisation, Mrs Birling tells Eva Smith, "to...
