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Performing Arts Essays

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494 essays
The History of Program Music and its Composers Performing Arts Essay
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As musicians wanted to build a bridge between literature and music, this essay describes the "programme music", that is created out of various sounds from animals and nature like tweets, cuckoos, toots, shrieks, cries, horns blowing, hiccups, roars, rain pouring, wind blowing and the like are being used to form a story or a plot.
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Dance Communicates Via the Human Body Performing Arts Essay
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As one among various types of dance practised and performed in Britain (Dance UK website 2006), contemporary dance, like other dance types, has developed and grown in the last ten years. Using two dance companies – Laban and Siobhan Davies Dance Company (SDDC) as case studies, this paper examines the key developments in contemporary British dance.  
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Passage to Modernity Dupre Performing Arts Essay
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The transition to one epoch to another is a controversial and blurry terrain. At the early stages of modernism, medieval ideas still lingered while new conceptions of nature, form, human, and divinity arose. There are as many similarities as there are differences between these two ages.The perception of nature changed at the early modern age, and this transformed the conception of God and of man.
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The Eighteenth-Century Piano Sonata In MLA Format Performing Arts Essay
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Today we all have varied tastes when it comes to music. Some of us prefer gothic, metal, punk, and punk – rock music, these people usually wear black, grow out their hair and show “devil horns” when greeting each other. There are other people who prefer rap and R'n'B music. This group tends to be hated by the punk-rock-metal groups.
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Aesthetics- Philosophy of Art Performing Arts Essay
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To agree in the judgment that the music is sad is not to agree in a belief, but in something more like a response or an experience" (Eldridge 145: 2003).It has long been recognized that human beings find a variety of visual and auditory appearances to be extremely fascinating.
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Road to Perdition Performing Arts Movie Review
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In its raw, visceral beauty, the movie calls to mind the Greek tragedies of old replete with characters all strangely fated to some tragic, remorseless destiny (Ebert). And as its plot unfolds, overtones of loyalty, betrayal, revenge, and salvation all come to surface.
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Evaluation of the Proposal for an Original TV Drama Performing Arts Movie Review
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The proposed TV adaptation of the book “Evidence not Seen” by Darlene Deibler Rose definitely seems to have the potential to be a big success, considering the fact that the story exudes with an innate capacity to evolve into a focal point that could gather around itself the interest of a large audience and thereby the support of an acclaimed network.
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Georges Bizet's Carmen Performing Arts Essay
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Set in Seville, Spain, in 1820, Carmen tells the story of a flirtatious and scheming gypsy girl-Carmen-and her amorous escapades. It is a classic tale of boy meets girl, girl dumps boy, boy kills girl. The "boy" is Don Jos, an heroic and honorable officer of the local dragoons, who squanders his promising career in a doomed attempt to win Carmen.
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Audience Reading Popular Cultural Text Performing Arts Research Paper
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It is a sci-fi series is about a team of inter-planetary travellers and their adventures. The Stargate is an intergalactic gateway constructed by an ancient civilization that was once resident on Earth. The Stargate connects other planets and solar systems to Earth.
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Digital Technology Development Performing Arts Essay
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The use of computer-generated imagery to create characters and environments has become the standard. This seems to be both a bad thing and a good thing. Some directors seem to prefer to use digital technology only when it’s appropriate and needed. Others seem to rely on digital technology a little too much.
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Fahrenheit 9/11 - Fact or Fiction Performing Arts Movie Review
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The film Fahrenheit 9/11 by filmmaker Michael Moore has made a great impact and divided the American community into two camps, those that think that film is accurate in its claims and those that think it is propaganda to undermine the Bush administration. We will take a critical look at the documentary and try to see if it is fact or fiction.  
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Analysis of Claude Monet's Stacks of Wheat Performing Arts Term Paper
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Claude Monet (1840-5th December 1926) was a French impressionist painting and the most consistent and prolific practitioner of the movement’s philosophy of expressing an individual’s perception before nature. He was a key figure in impressionist movement that transformed French painting in the 2nd half of the 19th Century. 
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Dance as a Form of Cultural Expression Performing Arts Essay
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 Dance is a form of art which is mostly concerned with body movement, and as a form of cultural expression is a very important tool in understanding a given culture. Bodily movement is a way in which different cultures convey their values.   
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Perceptions about Art Education from the Curators End Performing Arts Assignment
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As the paper outlines, the curator has the responsibility of connecting with wider social circles of donors, antiquarians, patrons, collectors, corporations and the like in order to collect art. Essentially the curator can be seen as the evaluator of art employed by a collection, gallery, museum and the like in order to acquire art at optimized economic rates.
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David Bowie and Performativity Performing Arts Essay
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This paper thoroughly examines gender issues by studying an example of David Bowie's “Queen Bitch”. It is stated that what is known as gender is not merely an expression of an essential identity, but is a system of social signs creating the illusion of gender through repeated per formative behaviors.
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Harry Potter Movie Analysis Performing Arts Essay
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They are a foresight into what the movie is all about. In the movie, when Harry Potter learns that he is a wizard and decides to go to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, he is taken along by the school’s gamekeeper and his new friend Rubeus Hagrid to Diagon Alley, a shopping place just for the magical people.
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Art as an Expression of Ideas, Outlook and Self Performing Arts Essay
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In the school alone, there are a lot of artworks that may have been positioned to beautify the place, used or for display. For instance, at the CSU building is exhibited artwork of Barnieh Opoku Manu. At first glance, one may not appreciate it for its appearance because it seems like the work of a child.
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Invention: Media and Performance Performing Arts Essay
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Most artists including Andy Warhol, Nam June Paik, Yoko Ono, Bonnie Sherk and John Cage all turned to performance art-once they were dissatisfied with traditional forms of art such as sculpture and painting-to revitalize their work.
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Pursuing Art in Grad School at UCLA Performing Arts Personal Statement
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Pursuing a higher degree in the field of art is my goal, based on my artistic ability, my passion for art, and my interest in investing in my plans for incorporating my knowledge about art into my future. Since an early age, my parents instilled in me a love for art and a respect for various artistic disciplines.
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An Analysis of Modern Theatre Performing Arts Essay
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What comes to mind in this discussion is the play, The Accidental Death of an Anarchist. The play derives a lot of its elements from the genre of pantomime and the silent actions that the madman performs combines elements from Brecht’s epic theatre and also from the traditional genre of the pantomime.
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How does Oedipus Rex Exhibits Weakness of Character Performing Arts Essay
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The article takes a deeper look at Oedipus Rex, one of the popular plays that has been studied various times in literature classes and analyzed by professional critics. It has been a subject of attention because of its issues with regards to the personality and the challenges the protagonist faced all throughout the play.
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Oaxaca Arts Analysis Performing Arts Term Paper
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The Spanish converted the natives to their religion, but with this, the Mexicans did not abandon their culture. Their fondness for bright color is evident in the art. Oaxacan art was born because of these two factors whereby its most distinguishing features include the use of Catholic icons, distinct animal forms and the use of bright colors.   
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The Influence of Japonism in Van Gogh's Works Performing Arts Essay
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Japanese art had an important influence on the style of many European artists, including Degas, Gauguin, Toulouse-Lautrec and Van Gogh (Fahr-Becker 30). Van Gogh was an enthusiastic buyer of Japanese prints, most of which he acquired from the shop of a man named Bing, a Paris-based dealer who specialised in Japanese art (McQuillan 132-133).
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Rodin's Own Style In The Sculpture Art Performing Arts Essay
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The artist also creates a contrast between the live and nonlive parts of the sculpture by having a deep groove between the body parts and the rough stone. In a way, there is a sort of trench, and this has the effect of making the body parts pop out from the stone, not specifically separated but still having a clear gap and change of depth.
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Japanese Art of the Kamakura Period Performing Arts Research Paper
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Many people have helped change the Japans’ society such as priest, emperors, women and poets. These people formed a complex society, which fascinated many people. Warriors were the ones who led the imperial Japanese government and war was a constant phenomena.
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King Lear by W. Shakespeare and A Brave New World by A. Huxley Performing Arts Essay
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According to the research findings, it can, therefore, be said that King Lear, Edmund, and the Director are brought into mention with dramatic irony, while situations throughout both stories have ironic results and meanings. The spoken word throughout both also conveys irony from character to character and even situation to situation.
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The Anti-Aesthetic of Postmodernism: New Literary Definition or Just Critique Performing Arts Term Paper
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 In his introduction to the book, Foster specifically argued that “anti-aesthetic” does not mean an emphasis of modernism’s principle of aesthetic repudiation, or an anti-art stance, but rather is a critique of the very notion of the aesthetic in its modern manifestations with pseudo-trans-historical and determinate meanings.  
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Van Gogh and Braque Performing Arts Research Paper
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This paper compares two pictures of famous painters "The Church at Auvers" by Van Gogh with Braque’s "Woman with a Guitar".
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History of Performing Arts Performing Arts Assignment
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Art has evolved through time. Societal changes from the pre-historic ages to the 21st century have influenced the development of art. In this paper, two of the so many societal changes that influenced the development of art will be discussed and how these changes gave an impact to the changes in art. Art has not always been how we see it today.
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Drama in literature and performing art Performing Arts Coursework
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Dramas have always been popular among the public and constitute a large portion of English literature. As the drama is supposed to be performed, it is based on more realistic issues and matters that are present in our society, compared to other forms of literature. It focuses on themes that are clearly seen in our surroundings like love, death, etc.
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Appeal to the Portfolio Committee - Reflective Essay Performing Arts Essay
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This essay is a sincere attempt to explain and demonstrate how I think my essays have addressed the course goals and outcomes of this course. All in all, I have written three essays which have different goals and topics. The essays were entitled “A Response”, “The Solution”, and “Reflective Essay”.
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Leonardo da Vinci - the Man Of Renaissance Performing Arts Essay
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“Iron rusts from disuse; water loses its purity from stagnation… even so, does inaction sap the vigor of the mind.” (Leonardo da Vinci) The name and fame of the mighty intellectual giant, who has left the long-lasting impact of his talent on all disciplines related to arts, science, philosophy and literature Leonardo da Vinci is not dependent of any introduction at all.
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Literature, Arts and the Humanities: Analysis and Interpretation Historic Art Periods Performing Arts Essay
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Many people, even those who aren't greatly familiar with art, recognize the word 'Renaissance' as referring to an explosive period in arts and the humanities and vaguely link it to Middle Age fashions and lifestyles. In reality, the Renaissance period began in 14th century Italy as the people there began rediscovering the knowledge.
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Graduate Juried Art Exhibition Performing Arts Assignment
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The author states that the details and skills put into all of the artwork were exemplary and very expressive. Four styles, wood furniture, colorful abstract, porcelain sculpture, and mixed media really stood out and captured the essence of beauty, expressiveness, and art. Wave Stand was a beautifully crafted pine-oak furniture by Adam Robinson Criscuolo.
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Dance and Gender Identity Performing Arts Essay
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If the subversive approach is manifested, eyebrows arise toward the person. If the stereotypical feminine activities are performed by the males, they are being harassed by the people for being sissies. Gender role is decided by society. Likewise, the stereotype action, body posture, and pattern are associated mainly with gender identity.
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Who We Are: Manifesto of the Constructivist Group Performing Arts Assignment
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According to the research, Rodchenko’s “Who We Are: Manifesto of the Constructivist Group” is a declaration of minimalism and functionality. His posters and journal entries are examples of this functionality and geometrical design. Rodchenko and the Constructivist Group were exactly what the Russian Revolution needed to succeed.
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The Understanding of the Artistic Works from Cultural Viewpoint Performing Arts Term Paper
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The first question which arises when examining art from an anthropological point of view is based on what the meaning and definition of the art are.  When looking at the definitions, there are specific associations with what should be studied, how the artwork is to be examined and what the meaning is of various pieces.
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Street Art is Art and not Vandalism Performing Arts Essay
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This aspect of expressing dissent and using art to ask questions from the public or the government makes street art a form of public art. It is actually one of the most convenient means for the public to show to the superiors what they are going through and what they want.
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History of Theatrical Lighting Performing Arts Essay
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The researcher states that lighting in its various forms has an intrinsic emotional quality that can affect the mind of the observer long before any words are spoken. As darkness connotes mystery, brightness relays a feeling of certitude in ones surroundings and so on through a myriad of effects from limelight to fireworks and beyond.
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Picassos Guernica and Beckmanns Departure Art in the 19th Century Politics Performing Arts Term Paper
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From two of the most famous movements during the 19th century, namely Cubism and Expressionism, artists such as Pablo Picasso and Max Beckmann had showcased the core essence of visual arts in the Modern Age.
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Art, Body and Mind through the Works of Marina Abramovic Performing Arts Essay
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This essay analyzes Marina Abramovic's art. The displays are defined by using physical space to reflect the conscious and unconscious of the mind and to create a space that defines what is inside, as opposed to the external and physical beauty. The works that she has done have created a different type of space for the performing arts.
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Art and Controversy Performing Arts Essay
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The Degenerate Art Exhibition contained Modern works of art accompanied by passages of text that derided them for their perceived degenerate value. Among the notable artists whose works were featured at the Degenerate Art Exhibition were Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse, as well as less well-known artists as Max Beckmanm and Ludwig Kirchner.
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Julius Caesar and Strategic Use of Avoiding Negating Each Other Performing Arts Essay
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It is important to state that Bloom and Loos also state, ‘Platter notes that he witnessed an ‘excellent performance of the tragedy of the first Emperor Julius Caesar’ suggesting that he realized the significance of the play as a work about the death of the republic and the rise of imperial Rome’(281).
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In Much Ado about Nothing, what is the relationship between female power and language Performing Arts Essay
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According to the research findings in the play the relationship of men and women is more varied. It is obvious that the relationship of Hero and Claudio is major factor in the play, and it is fairly tempestuous. All liars at the end of the play are ashamed as the couples marry. The audiences are also made aware that one of the major reasons that make Claudio to marry hero is because of her fortune.
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