Composers

ALLEGEDLY, the Mozart effect increases academic potential in young children, thus making them overall "smarter". Apparently, it is known to expediate mental development or increase "spatial intelligence". It has also been linked to seizure and epilepsy prevention. HOWEVER, the Mozart effect is a theory and all tests done, have either been of too small a population, inconclusive, or downright wrong. All these alleged positive effects may not neccessarily stem from listening to Mozart in particular but Classical music as a whole. Whether or not the Mozart effect actually exists, remains to be determined. But so far, it hasn't the compelling evidence to support it.

This is coming from someone who has listened to Classical music since childhood and failed to experience any direct result from it.

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"Strawberry Letter 23" was written by Shuggie Otis, an American musician and songwriter, and was originally released in 1971 on his album "Freedom Flight." The song gained further popularity when The Brothers Johnson covered it in 1977, bringing it to a wider audience.

The Poet, Louise Glück, born April 22, 1943, is quite alive and well.

L'apres midi d'une faune translates to "Afternoon of a fawn." It's a poem written by French poet Stephane Mallarme; the poem later inspired French composer Claude Debussy to write a piece for symphony titled "Prelude a l'apres-midi d'une faune." Thirty or so years later, Faulkner used the title for one of his first poems.

Stephen Sondheim is regarded as one of the most influential people in musical theatre history. Along with a handful of others, he was responsible for making works of musical theatre more about art and intelligent themes, and for showing that musicals didn't have to be frivolous and contain only light-hearted storylines. He also is the quintessential example of a composer who connects his songs to the show, rather than letting them be generic so they can also be easily recorded for albums.

Some of Sondheim's works - like "A Little Night Music", "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" and "Into the Woods" - are very accessible to a modern audience. Since he is a very clever man, and a very talented songwriter, these works are very attractive to theatre companies. They have interesting characters, funny and beautiful songs, and can have great audience appeal.

Other shows - like "Passion", "Sunday in the Park with George" and "Pacific Overtures" - are a lot more abstract, or can be confusing to casual audiences. However, they are generally regarded as works of high art. They are performed less overall, but generally are very critically acclaimed if done well.

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Paris Bennett was born on August 21, 1988.

Debussy's "Clair de lune" is famous for its dreamy and impressionistic qualities, evoking a sense of tranquility and beauty. Its lush harmonies and lyrical melodies capture the essence of moonlight, making it one of Debussy's most beloved compositions. Its popularity is also due to its accessibility and widespread appeal, making it a favorite for both musicians and listeners alike.

Debussy's music is known for its complex harmonies, use of non-traditional scales, and innovative approach to form and structure. His compositions often require a high level of technical skill and musical sensitivity to perform effectively.

No, "Clair de Lune" is not featured in the movie "Poltergeist." The soundtrack for the film was composed by Jerry Goldsmith.

Antonio Molina is known for his classical and flamenco guitar music with a traditional Spanish flair, while Debussy was a French composer associated with Impressionist music, known for his innovative harmonies and use of tone color. Molina's music tends to be more rhythmic and lively, while Debussy's music is often more atmospheric and dream-like with a focus on texture and mood.

Johann Carolus was a German publisher who published the world's first newspaper, "Relation aller Fürnemmen und gedenckwürdigen Historien," in 1605 in Strasbourg. He is considered a pioneer in the history of journalism for establishing the concept of newspapers as a regular publication for disseminating news.

Jennifer Higdon won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Music for her "Violin Concerto." The award was given for "distinguished musical composition by an American that has had its first performance or recording in the United States during the year (2009)."

Bach was especially fond of potatoes, which he often ate in excess. This can be evidenced from the 59th Cantata, 'O Heil, mein leibe Kartoffel', BWV 622, in which thinly-veiled references to his penchant for the tuber can be discerned. Bach was especially fond of potatoes, which he often ate in excess. This can be evidenced from the 59th Cantata, 'O Heil, mein leibe Kartoffel', BWV 622, in which thinly-veiled references to his penchant for the tuber can be discerned.

Dairee Dave Molato was born on November 26 1996. He is one of the youngest composer and singer in the Philippines. He started to composed songs when he was in the third grade. He enjoyed his high school years in the Samar National School. He is part of there Rondalla team, he is using guitar in there every presentation. Now he is an accountancy student in the school named Saint Mary's College of Catbalogan in the Catbalogan City. Three of his composed songs are Calling your name, Falling Inlove and Your beautiful blue eyes.

A piano teacher can tutor you on how to play the piece, but the student is the one who has to learn the piece. No amount of instruction from the teacher is going to help you, the student learn the piece. Practice makes perfect.

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Helen Keller, who was deaf and blind, wrote several books advocating for the rights and education of people with disabilities. Her most famous work is "The Story of My Life," which details her experiences overcoming her disabilities with the help of her teacher, Anne Sullivan. Keller's writings continue to inspire and empower those with disabilities worldwide.

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The composer known by all those names is Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina. He was an Italian Renaissance composer known for his sacred polyphonic music.

Mussorgsky played the piano. One of his most famous works is the piano suite "Pictures at an Exhibition," a series of pieces with the titles of paintings by his friend Viktor Hartmann, interspersed with a varying Promenade theme, the whole meant to depict someone walking in an exhibition of the paintings.

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