Career Expositions

After a career in Politics out west had failed, Burnham moved back to Chicago and began to gain experience while working with William Le Barron Jenney. ... When Burnham designed make-believe "White City" for the 1893 World Columbian Exposition, he gained international fame. ... Burnham granted Japan permission to create the Ho-o-den on a wooded island in the center of the exposition. ... With the arrival of 1909 Burnham's career reached a whole new level. ...

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Among these were Robert and Clara Schumann, both of whom caused a great influence in his life and career. ... As the music progresses, we can hear the harmonic background provided by the bass melody as well as the playing harmonies of the flutes, clarinets and cellos, all forming a harmonic sound that ultimately transforms into an inspirational and very accessible exposition. Although the exposition is played twice and it blends high and low pitches that changes the tempo making it joyful and refreshing, it is the development part of the composition that makes the first movement very dist...

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Having a short-lived career, Mozart ranked as one of the historical geniuses of Classical music. ... The form of the first movement is allegro concerto form, with an exposition followed by a solo exposition, development, and recapitulation. ... This orchestral exposition enters with violins first and then the woodwinds come swirling around taking the melody of from off their shoulders. Next, the piano exposition gravitates this piece with its delicate embellishments on the first theme. ...

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The two sonatas are demonstrative of Mozart's earlier and later musical styles as well as being reflections of how his styles changed over the years in his compositional career. ... Similarities in length, points of transition, exposition, and recapitulation are in relative co-ordination with one another. The harmonization in these sections, chiefly in the transition sections and where variations are formed of the primary theme, Mozart employs the standard key change by raising the exposition section by a fifth (see excerpts 3 and 4). ... In most cases, in particular during the earlie...

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Bell's career as an inventor and armature scientist began when he was only 14 years old. ... Eager to introduce his invention to the rest of the world bell entered it in the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. The reaction at the exposition was overwhelming in fact soon after Ruther B. ... Bell's career as an inventor and armature scientist began when he was only 14 years old. ...

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That is exactly what he became known as after a long and dedicated career. ... His fondness of the arts began with his learning how to play the piano, the fascination provided by the Panama-Pacific International Exposition which celebrated the opening of the Panama Canal, and the everyday glories of the ocean, inlets, and rocky beaches that surrounded his home in San Francisco. ... It was during this time period that Adams wavered between his two possible career choices, music and photography, with the latter being the final choice. ...

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General Motors held its first Motorama, a giant car exposition exhibiting futuristic dream cars with emphasis on style, power, convenience and features; The four items were what the Fifties automobiles were all about. ... In the winter of 1951 he moved to New York and took up a serious acting career, and appeared in seven TV shows. ... James Dean had one of the most spectacularly brief careers of any screen star. ...

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Knowing what is right and doing what is right unfortunately do not always go hand in hand as they should and can eventually lead to the fatal end of a career. ... The exposition of the film climaxes when Carl casually tells Bud at dinner one evening that the airline he works for is set to win a case against them, leading to the development of more routes and overall a significant increase in profits. ... Unfortunately, not only is this the beginning of the downfall of his career, but of his father's as well. ... Wall Street portrays money as a dehumanizing force that can corrupt even ...

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