'Homophonic' diaporamas de présentation

High Renaissance

High Renaissance. Leonardo da Vinci. 1452-1519. Early Life. Madonna of the Rocks Geometrical arrangement of figures Chiaroscuro Sfumato Foreshortening Background treatments Artists live on commissions. Milan. Last Supper Used new fresco method Built into the room's end

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The Anatomy of Buns

The Anatomy of Buns. P. (Can you translate that?). NBU seminar, March 2007 Presenter: Danya Doganova. A pun = paronomasia. a figure of speech which consists of a deliberate confusion of similar-sounding words or phrases for rhetorical effect, either humorous or serious. Definitions:.

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Time Line

Time Line. Shakespeare: Hamlet 1600 Cervantes: Don Quixote 1605 Jamestown founded 1607 Galileo: Earth orbits Sun 1610 King James Bible 1611 Newton: Principia Mathematica 1687 Witchcraft trials in Salem, Mass. 1692 Defoe: Robinson Crusoe 1719

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Unit IV: The Renaissance

Unit IV: The Renaissance. Chapter 16 Renaissance Secular Music. Music in Court and City Life. Courts entertained by professionals, often employed as servants The emerging merchant class indulged in music making, often using the lute to accompany themselves Women emerged as performers.

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Texture

Texture. Texture. Texture (Harmony). Monophony / Monophonic Homophony / Homophonic Polyphony / Polyphonic Heterophony / Heterophonic. Monophonic. One single line of melody. May be solo or unison. Polyphonic. More than one melody being played at once. Sounds more complex.

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GRDG526 Language, Literacy and Diversity in American Education

GRDG526 Language, Literacy and Diversity in American Education. Week 5: Theories of Diversity Part 2 Dr. Gloria E. Jacobs. Agenda. Sharing Small Group Discussion Minilecture Break Analysis Workshop Next Week. Sharing?. Taking Risks Your experiences this week?. Review.

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Handel

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