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    Wolfgang was born. His brothers were all named Johann, and his sisters were all named Maria. All of his siblings, except Maria Anna Mozart, died within a year of birth. Mozart never attended a proper school. Instead, his father taught him at home. Mozart was very good at mathematics, and he could speak seven languages. His father also taught Mozart a lot about music. They started…

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    rock bands during the 1960s era. The Doors were a music band that was famous for their rock music and they were well known for their lead singer Jim Morrison. The Doors were a successful rock band from the 1960s that influenced music and pop culture, The Doors consisted of four members and lasted for half of a decade. Influence of The Doors The Doors were not only influential to music but also to the pop culture of the 1960s. The Doors were a music band that started in 1967 and influenced many…

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    June 12, 1929. She died in March 1945. Anne was 16 when she died. And the language she spoke was Dutch. There are some Interesting facts about Anne. Her family moved from Germany to Amsterdam in the early 1930s when the Nazis gained control over Germany. Anne's father, Otto Frank, was the only survivor of her family. If Anne was still alive today, she would be 87. For her 13th birthday on 12 June 1942, Anne Frank received a book she had shown her father in a shop window a few days earlier.…

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    Baltimore Maryland. At a young age, he had to move Grafton, Massachusetts, where he found his love for music, more specifically the piano. All the way into his early 20s, he wanted to be a concert pianist, so much so that he went into intensive studies. So intense that at one point he wrote about it, saying “It was a very funny life. I lived in Grafton, took a ride on a bus into Worcester every day to high school, and on Saturdays took a bus and a train to Boston to study piano. On Sundays, I…

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    the change in music from the Renaissance style of music to the Baroque period. He used two different styles of composition when creating music. The first style was the heritage of Renaissance polyphony. The second style was the new basso continuo technique of the Baroque. Monteverdi is also famous for writing one the first operas called L'Orfeo. Still, to this day, this opera is still preformed. During his time, Monteverdi earned himself a lot of fame due to his revolutionary music during…

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    Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart was an Austrian composer who was recognized as one of the greatest composers in the history of classical music. Mozart created operas, concertos, symphonies, and sonatas that shaped classic music. Mozart was born on January 27, 1756, to Leopold Mozart and Anna Maria, née Pertl at Salzburg. He was the youngest of seven children, five of his siblings died at infancy. Only two had survived. One of his siblings was his sister named Marie Anna nicknamed Nannerl. Mozart…

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    Eighties Music compared to Today’s Music is something that many people take great pleasure in listening to. Music has evolved from the beginning with faintly recorded music to the music recognise today. These changes in music have been massive but have occurred very gradually without us noticing. The changes from eighties era music to how it has evolved and developed into what we recognised it today through changes in the age it’s targeted at, the language and phrases used to how music has…

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    In the early days of hillbilly music, black and white people in the south had their different shows and concerts. They were not that many visible interracial integrations or collaboration between singers. Every community had their own shows and their musical style. So, it was very important that the Grand Ole Opry signed in Bailey because they realized that they could get more audience in order to expand their show, which they eventually did. For instance, the author of the book, Hidden in the…

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    using music as a way to bring them both to redemption. When light is used in stories readers can very easily relate it to happiness,…

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    Eighties Music Compared To Today’s Music is something that many people take great pleasure in listening to. Music has evolved from the beginning with faintly recorded music to the music recognise today. These changes in music have been massive but have occurred very gradually without us noticing. The changes from eighties era music to how it has evolved and developed into what we recognised it today through changes in the age it’s targeted at, the language and phrases used to how music has…

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