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- 1851: The Shining
- ... problems. He had imaginary friends and began to see frightening images. Early in the film , a psychologist is called in to treat the troubled child :and she calmed the mother with a statement to the effect that, “ These things come and go but they are unexplainable”. This juncture of the film is a starting point for one of the central themes of the film which is : how a fragile family unit ...
- 1852: The Breakfest Club
- ... he won’t fit in. The teens slip these types of observations into their conversations so easily. Although teens do come up with profound statements it is usually after knowing the person well or the effect of a certain emotion/fact that person has made you realize. In “The Breakfast Club” the teens begin to analyze the bullies’ behaviour in the beginning of the movie after spending just a few minutes ...
- 1853: The Baroque Era
- ... to hear the cantata. The oratorio is written in a three part structure. The three ideas are distinct and are always kept separate, and never combined. Out of this simple, repetitive structure comes a satisfying effect: the listener of this piece feels the triumph and joy of the text due to it’s easy to follow material. Antonio Vivaldi, “Spring” from The Four Seasons Bach and Handel are not the only ...
- 1854: West Side Story
- ... dancing along regardless of whether or not he or she actually knows the lyrics. In fact, one of the best examples of effective cinematography in the film involves a song. There is a split screen effect between several characters as they all sing the song, “Tonight,” as they march to the rumble. Even today, people rent West Side Story to see why it won so many awards and received so much ...
- 1855: Violence In Rap Music
- ... are saying. Today our society is bursting at the seams with violence. There is fighting in other countries like Kosovo, shootings in schools, and violence on television. In my opinion, though, nothing has a greater effect on the youth of America than rap music. However, this isn’t a new issue, there has been violence in rap music for years. Such as, gang violence, references to drive-by shootings and homicides ...
- 1856: Schindler’s List
- ... you thought he was going to change, but after this scene we know that he will never change. Itzhak Stern is a Jew chosen by Schindler to work as an accountant. However, Stern has an effect on Schindler which is part of the reason Schindler decides to save all his workers. We see his compassion when he rescues Stern from being shipped to a concentration camp. Itzhak is afraid but brave ...
- 1857: Romanticism In Music
- ... The crescendo allowed the composer to be more expressive in his piece by gradually increasing or decreasing the volume or starting from a pianissimo and ever so rapidly moving to a forte to give the effect of a real drama of sound. This sense of expression lent mood and atmosphere to the performance. New terms were used to explain what the composer was thinking when he wrote the piece. Terms such ...
- 1858: Rennaisance Art
- ... single light source). He also made use of gradations or light and darkness (Chiaroscuro) to give illusions of weight, substance and bulk to the bodies. The art of high renaissance, however sought a general, unified effect or pictorial representation or architectural composition, increasing the dramatic force and physical presence of a work or art. Also, the culmination and fulfillment of the previous period when the problems of perspective, light and shade ...
- 1859: Rain Of Auvers (Art Analysis)
- ... form creates an illusion of a large amount of space. As if to create the illusion that you were looking out past the village towards the horizon. This was important so to capture the full effect of havoc reaching the harmony. The shape of the artwork is soft and flowing into each section. By using this format the artist has created a piece of volume and depth. Interpretation A peaceful village ...
- 1860: Pythagorean Philosophy And Its Influence On Musical Instrume
- ... well trained enough to distinguish the musical results." In 1804, Ludwig van Beethoven began growing deaf. He had begun composing at age seven and would compose another twenty-five years after his impairment took full effect. Creating music in a state of inaudibility, Beethoven had to rely on the relationships between pitches to produce his music. "Composers, such as Beethoven, could rely on the structured musical relationships that instructed their creativity ...
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