...In the musical “Singing in the Rain” there was a scene called Make Em laugh. Make Em laugh uses all of the aforementioned, dance, steps, choreography, props, and moving on the sets. Make Em laugh is a classic specialty act. The dancer O’Connor, is almost impossible to describe has great a dance number, which had the energy of a hundred people. The hand held props, such as the hat and doll were choreographed to the music. The hat was flipped back and forth on cue as well as the doll, which was thrown into the air on accent in the music. When movement, involving props, were cued to the music, the subtle effect conditioned the audience to see the movement without realizing the relationship between the prop movement and the music. When the doll...
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...Signal#01 SUSPENSION THINGS YOU NEED WHEN YOU’RE AT SCHOOL POSSIBLE REACTION EXPECTION OF SUSPENSION Experience WHEN MOM DIDN’T WAKE ME UP EARLY JACKET BORED SINGING “RAIN RAIN GO AWAY” PRE-SCHOOLER ELEMENTARY SIGNAL # 02 WHEN MOM DON’T PUT MONEY ON THE TOP OF THE REFRIGIRATOR UMBRELLA RAIN COAT BOOTS NUETRAL DO THE UNFINISHED HOMEWORK Signal#01 SUSPENSION THINGS YOU NEED WHEN YOU’RE AT SCHOOL POSSIBLE REACTION EXPECTION OF SUSPENSION Experience WHEN MOM DIDN’T WAKE ME UP EARLY JACKET BORED SINGING “RAIN RAIN GO AWAY” PRE-SCHOOLER ELEMENTARY SIGNAL # 02 WHEN MOM DON’T PUT MONEY ON THE TOP OF THE REFRIGIRATOR UMBRELLA RAIN COAT BOOTS NUETRAL DO THE UNFINISHED HOMEWORK HIGHSCHOOL HIGHSCHOOL SIGNAL#3 SIGNAL#3 THANKFUL THANKFUL WHEN MY CLASSMATE TEXTED ME “YES NO CLASSES TODAY PARTY PARTY” WHEN MY CLASSMATE TEXTED ME “YES NO CLASSES TODAY PARTY PARTY” GO BACK TO SLEEP GO BACK TO SLEEP TRENDING IN SOCIAL MEDIA WHEN MAYOR ERAP WOKE UP TRENDING IN SOCIAL MEDIA WHEN MAYOR ERAP WOKE UP EXTRA CLOTHES, FOOD, MONEY. BOAT “BANGKA” (WHEN CROSSING FLOODED AREA) PILLOW AND BLANGKET (WHEN STRANDED IN SCHOOL ) EXTRA CLOTHES, FOOD, MONEY. BOAT “BANGKA” (WHEN CROSSING FLOODED AREA) PILLOW AND BLANGKET (WHEN STRANDED IN SCHOOL ) TAKE A SELFIE WITH THE FLOOD (SP THAT YOU HAVE PROOF TO YOUR PROF.) POST A STATUS IN SOCIAL MEDIA TEXT FRIENDS TO CONFIRM THE SUSPENSION TAKE A SELFIE WITH THE FLOOD (SP THAT...
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...Singing in the rain…. By Vimla Patil September 2009 Though rain has inspired joyous dances and music all over the world, India has a unique heritage of Monsoon Ragas which were composed and sung by legendary masters like Mia Tansen to initiate welcome showers to India’s parched forests and fields so that the land would be blessed with plenty…The music they composed has inspired painters, dancers and writers for generations…… ‘A lifetime of showers moistens the soul’, says an ancient proverb. And the shimmering, crystal-clear nuances of these beautiful words apply more to India’s colourful Monsoon culture than to any other art movement in the world. Rain and the magical season of Monsoon have always been the throbbing heart of Indian life and culture. Whether we are talking about music – classical, folk as well as devotional – dance, painting or sculpture, rains and their incessant music are a recurring theme in India’s many-splendoured art treasure, and not without excellent reason! It is well-known that India’s entire economy depends upon the timely coming of the Monsoons. Vignettes of farmers looking longingly at the skies for the first signs of fleecy black water-bearing clouds are familiar in our daily life. Folk songs welcoming the first thunder showers and streaks of lightning are sung in every village even today. The diverse dialects of India’s far flung villages are replete with songs welcoming the rains and their message of bounty. Indeed, the ancient...
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...Quality) is a South Korean quintet boy band created by Korean pop R&B singer, producer and actor Rain under a branch of his label J.Tune Entertainment called J.Tune Camp. The five members include Seung Ho (Yang Seung Ho : Leader), G.O (Jung Byung Hee : Main Vocalist), Joon (Lee Chang Sun : Vocalist), Thunder/Cheon Doong (Park Sang Hyun : Vocalist/Rapper), and Mir (Bang Cheol Yong : Rapper). members. SeungHo (Leader, Vocal) Name: Yang Seung Ho Birth: 1987.10.16, Seoul Body: 176cm, 60kg Education: Se Jong University Film Arts, temporary leave Specialties: Gymnastics, dancing, piano, card tricks Interests: Music appreciation, early adopter Charm: Strong leadership G.O (Main Vocal) Name: Jung Byung Hee Birth: 1987.11.06, Chang Won Body: 177cm, 64kg Education: International Digital University, attending Specialties: Singing, dancing Interests: Cooking Charm: Soft voice and charming facial hair Joon (Vocal, Dance) Name: Lee Joon Birth: 1988.02.07, Seoul Body: 180cm, 63kg Education: Kyung Hee Cyber University, attending Specialties: Modern dancing, ballet, acting Interests: Exercising Advertisement: Nivea, 6to5 S/S Pictorial Thunder/CheonDong (Dance, Rap) Name: Park Sang Hyun Birth: 1990.10.07 Body: 181cm, 56kg Education: PPCHA (Philippine Pasay Chung Hua Academy) Specialties: Dancing, rapping, singing, English, Tagalog Interests: Music appreciation, composing and writing lyrics Mir/Mireu...
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...ribbons and flowers. Music was playing loudly. Children were laughing. And artists were performing and singing. All of those noises were combined in a melody of universal holiday. A little bird was singing with the melody. She liked fairs. She liked holidays. But in that town they were so infrequent! What a pity! -Mommy! – Asked the little bird her mother that was cleaning her feathers sitting under the roof beam, - Why people don’t like the fairs? Why they have fun so rarely? -Because, my little birdie, they should work hard to deserve this holiday. -I want more holidays, mommy! - Stubbornly twittered the little bird, - Where can be more holidays? -Well, I don’t know if it is true, but one day the Old Raven told us the story about the City. There are more people, so there should be more fairs, I guess…- the mother-bird murmured thoughtfully. -The City, - the little bird repeated it dreamily. It was the day when the little bird decided to go to the City. Next morning when the mother was asleep the little bird managed to leave their cozy nest and to start its long way to the City. The bird had been flying above the fields, meadows, forests and rivers. The flight was difficult and tiresome. The bird felt that her wings were weak and that she was starved. But there was no sign of the City. Yet it seemed that it was going to rain. Usually the little bird liked rains. She used to sit under the church roof and listen how raindrops were falling down and tapped on the pavement...
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...------------------------------------------------- Rain Rain Go Away "Rain Rain Go Away" is a popular English language nursery rhyme. Similar rhymes can be found in many societies, including ancient Greece. The modern English language rhyme can be dated to at least to the 17th century when James Howell in his collection of proverbs noted Rain rain go to Spain: faire weather come again.[1] A version very similar to the modern version was noted by John Aubrey in 1687 as used by "little children" to "charm away the Rain...": Rain rain go away, come again a Saturday.[ ------------------------------------------------- Ring a Ring o' Roses "Ring a Ring o' Roses" or "Ring around the Rosie" is a nursery rhyme or folksong and playground singing game. It first appeared in print in 1881, but it is reported that a version was already being sung to the current tune in the 1790s and similar rhymes are known from across Europe. It has around number of 7925. Urban legend says the song originally described the plague, but folklorists reject this idea. ------------------------------------------------- Roses are red "Roses are red" can refer to a specific poem, or a class of doggerel poems inspired by that poem. It has a Round Folk Song Index The origins of the poem may be traced at least as far back as to the following lines written in 1590 by Sir Edmund Spenser from his epic The Faerie Queene number of 19798. It is most commonly used as a love poem ------------------------------------------------- ...
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...How patiently and anxiously the people wait for its arrival. And if unfortunately the rains are delayed, the people go to temples, mosques and churches to say their prayers. Sometimes they perform “yajnas” to please Indra the god of rains. Relief from heat In a hot country like India where the summer is very hot is natural for the people to wish for arrival of rains. The earth gets hot and parched. The ponds and lakes run dry. The water level in the wells sinks low. There is scarcity of water everywhere. The hot winds and dust storms make life miserable. The whole land beards a horrible look. And then rains begin. The dark and rolling clouds cover the burning sun. They hide from the weary looks of the people. A wave of pleasure fills the atmosphere. It is filled with a deep feeling of joy. There is singing and dancing and merry making everywhere. The young ladies swing Thula handing from a neem or peepal tree. They sing songs of love and adventure. The children bathe in the shower. They swim in the little pool of rain water. They shout with joy. Nature at her best The nature is at her best in the rainy season. The old earth becomes young. Her wrinkles change into green and long grasses. Her looks become quite fresh and young. The dry and sandy beds are again alive with flowing water. The murmuring sound of water fills the heaths of the young with pleasure. Importance of rains for agriculture The rainy season is the life of the agriculture in India. The failures...
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...couldn’t believe it so she went up stairs to cry. While her sister tried stopping she denied responding her and went closed upstairs and closed the door. Mrs. Mallard was in so much oppression she died in happiness seeing her husband again right in front of the door. Josephine Mallard was her sister she cared a lot for Louise Mallard and even though she was in a bad situation she tried helping her and cheering her up. She didn’t want to tell Louise about her husband’s death. She cared a lot for her she didn’t want her to enter a position of just depression if that’s what Josephine thought. Mrs. Mallard was appreciated of her sisters’ help and how she tried cheering her up. The Open Window which Mrs. Mallard saw a beautiful day with birds singing and a bright blue sky. She saw a new bright future and also her new freedom. She started getting all these bright ideas in how she was going to enjoy her new life. She was so gloomed and happy she could see her new future right in front of her. Mrs. Mallard couldn’t believe she was free so she sat down and started repeating free so many...
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...One rainy fall day a girl who thought she was fading into the darkness of everything going on around her, decided that she wasn’t strong enough to be here anymore. She knew that she only had so much strength to live and she was at the end of it. She decided to call her one friend; the one who she knew could make her smile one last time. As she sat and thought about what to say she picked her phone up and started to dial and he phone begins to ring. ‘Ring ring’ “Hey what’s up?” “Hey Nate, its Genesis.” “What’s up Boo.” Genesis smiles at the sound of him calling her boo. “Can we talk for a couple minutes?” “Ya boo what’s up you sound like your upset.” “I wish I could tell you what’s going through my mind.” “Boo talk to me you know I’ll always be here to listen and talk to you.” “I know and that’s why I love having you around.” Genesis looks down and knows that he can tell something is wrong. For a couple minutes the phone has an odd silence. She hears a door close outside. She gets up and looks out the window and there is Nate sitting on the hood of his car. Genesis heads down the stairs and runs over to Nate into his arms. Nate looks down and sees the tears in her eyes. “Boo what’s wrong?” Genesis hugs him and whispers “everything!” Nate lifts her face up so he can see her face and softly says, “Nothing is Boo you’re safe and loved and that won’t ever change.” Genesis just smiles and knows that he does love and care about her. Nate and...
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...Careful observers might foretell the hour when they are dread of a rain shower. When rain starts, the pensive cat stop frolicking and no longer pursues her tail. When you returning home at night, you will find the sink. Strike your offended sense with double stink. If you were wise, then you should not go far to dine. You would spend more money in hiring a coach than saving in wine. A coming shower will shoot you corns presage. When old aches throb, your hollow tooth will rage. Dulman would be seen sauntering in coffeehouses. He dams the climate and complains of spleen. Meanwhile the South is rising with dabbled wings, a sable cloud athwart the welkin flings. That swilled more liquor than it could contain. Brisk Susan whips her linen from the rope, like a drunkard gives it up again. While the first drizzling shower is borne aslope and it is sprinkling just like some careless quean. She flirts on you from her mop, but not so clean. You fly and invoke the gods, then turning and stop to rail. She is singing and still whirls on her mop. The dust had not shunned the unequal strife yet, but aided by the wind it still fought for life, and wafted with its foe by violent gust. That was doubtful which was rain and which was dust. Ah! Where must needy poet seek for aid when dust and rain invade on his coat at once. Dust cemented by the rain on sole coat, it erects the nap and leaves a mingled stain. I did some research online and in a web blog I found out that Dulman is a character created...
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...The motion picture of Singin’ in the Rain by Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly was released in 1952. Singin’ in the Rain explores the different styles of film production in the MGM golden age. By showing the process of making a film, the transitions form a silent production to an audio production, and a romance between an actor and an actress. At the opening scene of the production, Don Lockwood (Gene Kelly), Cosmo Brown (Donald O’ Connor) and Kathy Selden (Debbie Reynolds) start off by walking in step with the song Singin’ in the Rain. As the next scene rolls over, the Grauman’s Chinese theater has the title The Royal Rascal. During this time all of the other actors were arriving to the premier. The fans were going crazy. Suddenly, Cosmo shows up and the...
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...ways this song can be interpreted is with its literal reading a story of a blackbird with broken wings and "Blackbird" is a Beatles song from the double-disc album The Beatles (known as the White Album). The song was written by Paul McCartney, though credited to Lennon–McCartney. McCartney was inspired to write it while in Scotland as a reaction to racial tensions escalating in the United States in the spring of 1968.[2] In May 2002, during a show at the Reunion Arena in Dallas, Texas as part of the Driving USA Tour supporting the Driving Rain album, McCartney spoke on stage about the meaning of the song. KCRW DJ Chris Douridas interviewed McCartney backstage afterwards for his radio show New Ground, and the meaning of the song was discussed.[3] This interview aired on KCRW on 25 May 2002. I had been doing poetry readings. I had been doing some in the last year or so because I've got a poetry book out called Blackbird Singing, and when I would read "Blackbird", I would always try and think of some explanation to tell the people, 'cause there's not a lot you can do except just read the poem, you know, you read 10 poems that takes about 10 minutes, almost. It's like, you've got to, just, do a bit more than that. So, I was doing explanations, and I actually just remembered why I'd written "Blackbird", you know, that I'd been, I was in Scotland playing on my guitar, and I remembered this whole idea of "you were only waiting for this moment to arise" was about, you know, the...
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...Vivaldi's Spring Concerto (within the “Four Seasons” set) is comprised of three movements, from allegro to largo and back to allegro. The first movement ends at roughly 3 minutes 15 seconds, followed by the second movement ending at about 5 minutes 35 seconds, and the third movement concluding the concerto at 9 minutes and 12 seconds. It is a violin concerto that has a tutti made up of multiple violins, violas, cellos, bass and harpsichord. From the first movement to the last it starts with a fairly basic ritornello form (excepting the free form of the second movement), falling back to the main theme every so often in repetition and carrying what is generally a homophonic texture. The dynamics are highly contrasting based upon the depth of the major/minor key. As the portion of the piece falls into either chord primarily, be it major or minor, it tends to increase in dynamics, boosting the intensity and directly influencing the mood. During the transition, there seems to be somewhat of a fall in dynamics, with a clever drop at certain points to inherently draw the focus of the listener, along with various crescendos and decrescendos leading up to and trailing away from roughly the mid-point and end of each movement. The beat varies throughout all three movements, typically quicker in the first and the last and more subdued and slowed in the second....
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...scared in my whole life. Please all I want is a heartbeat. HEARTBEAT By the fray You're gonna move that truck on the highway The rain is coming down and you're on the run. You gotta feel the breath in your body. We gotta keep on running til' we see the sun. Ohwww you gotta fire and it's burnin' in your way. Ohww it didn't burn out, but It burns much the same. And when you told everybody "i'd fall in the flame" If you love someone, love them all the same. If you LOVE someone, love them all the same. Ohwww feel your heartbeat. And ohwww, comin' around, comin' around, comin' around You love somebody, love them all the same. You gotta love somebody, love them all the same. I'm Singing, Ohwww, Feel Your Heartbeat, OH. I'm trying to put it all back together. I've got a story and I'm tryin' to tell everybody. I got kerosene in a desire. I'm trying to start a flame in the heart of the night Ohwww you gotta fire and it's burnin' in your way. Ohww it didn't burn out, but It burns much the same. And when you told everybody "i'd fall in the flame" If you love someone, love them all the same. If you LOVE someone, love them all the same. Ohwww feel your heartbeat. And ohwww, comin' around, comin' around, comin' around You love somebody, love them all the same. You gotta love somebody, love them all the same. I'm Singing, Ohwww, Feel Your Heartbeat, Yeah. Ohwww, owhhhhhh, owwwwhhhhh, owwhhhhhhhh If you love someone, yeah. If you love someone, love...
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...example, musical events tend to coincide with Roman Catholic festivals and the Mayan agricultural calendar, reflecting the integration of both cultures. While official events might focus on European traditions, more intimate events, such as those involving marriage, illness, and birth, reference more traditional Mayan customs (Olsen & Sheehy, 2008). The music at these events is more likely to have instrumentation and performance qualities similar to those of ancient Mayan tradition, such as the use of a shaman singing a ritual chant. This chant departs significantly from post Encounter musical theory, involving the singing of a single tone that drops to a lower pitch when the shaman pauses briefly to take a breath (Olsen & Sheehy, 2008). Other shamanic musical performances include dancing and certain types of dress, such as a rainmaking shirt. In many cases, these ritualistic events also use instrumentation from the post Encounter influence. For example, the rain making performance includes accompaniment from a guitar, even though the text of the song is ancestral rather than...
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