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Answer by suhwahaksaeng
Never heard of Scherl.
Roth is very good.

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Answer by onewickedgirl
Usually, the balcony is the cheapest. As a general rule, the worse the seat is, the cheaper the ticket.

I hope you have fun seeing Wicked wherever you sit.

The current Chicago cast is:
Elphaba-Dee Rosciolli
G(a)linda-Erin Mackey
Madame Morrible-Barbara Robertson
The Wizard-Gene Weygandt
Doctor Dillamond-David de Vries
Nessarose-Heidi Kettenring
Boq-Stanton Nash
Fiyero-Michael Seelbach
Chistery-Steve James Ewing

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Answer by Patricia
If you are looking for day tours in any US city, Gray Line is the primary tour company. They have extensive experience and do an excellent job. There are other companies in some of these cities who also do an excellent job. There are also some specialty tour companies, like the Nash Trash tour in Nashville, which offer “a little somethin’ different”.

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1. The approximate dates of the Baroque Period in music are
a. 1100-1450
b. 1450-1600
c. 1600-1750
d. 1750-1820

2. Terraced dynamics are
a. changes in dynamic level caused by seating sections of the orchestra on different levels
b. gradual changes in dynamic levels
c. a series of accented notes
d. abrupt changes from one dynamic level to another

3. The most influential composer of the early Baroque Period was:
a. Mozart
b. Beethoven
c. Palestrina
d. Monteverdi

4. The three main characteristics of Baroque art and music are
a. drama, intellectual content, and conciseness
b. large dimensions, drama, and religious intensity
c. religious intensity, conciseness, and drama
d. large dimensions, religious intensity, and intellectual content

5. Operas consist of:
a. recitatives, arias, and choruses accompanied by an orchestra
b. orchestras alone
c. arias and choruses
d. recitatives, arias, and orchestra

6. Except for recitatives, the rhythm in Baroque music was clearly metrical. True or False

7. Changes of key (tonal center) in Baroque music are rare. True or False

8. A feature of Baroque music was the use of terraced dynamics. True or False

9. The Adoctrine of affections@ or Adoctrine of affects@ was the belief that
a. love songs were the best type of vocal music
b. music should be played in only certain keys
c. music could project rather specific feelings
d. composers should project their personal feelings in their music

10. One of the reasons why recitative singing was developed, especially for dramatic purposes,
was that the words could be heard more easily. True or False

11. An important instrument in the Baroque period was the _________________.
a. trombone
b. piano
c. harpsichord
d. clarinet

12. A drama that is sung, is accompanied by an orchestra has costumes, actions, and scenery
is called a(n) ______________.
a. oratorio
b. cantata
c. opera
d. musical

13. Who is considered the first master of opera?
a. Monteverdi
b. Bach
c. Handel
d. Corelli
Continued on next page…..

14. Bach was famous for:
a. writing fugues
b. performing on the organ
c. writing chorales
d. all of the above

15. Handel is most famous for:
a. having 20 children
b. writing operas
c. writing oratorios
d. none of the above

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Answer by redunicorn
You can use the sites below to do your homework.

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EXTRA CURRICULARS:
-own jewelry business. started busniess in 5th grade, went from making beaded wire rings to sterling silver, semi precious stone pieces. made brides maids jewelry for multiple weddings, street fairs, sold in 2 stores, custom work. basically takes up my whole life. employ 2 other ppl for production and graphic work.
-pratt institute precollege, focuses: jewelry design/art history
-boston university summer challenge program, focuses: mass communications and visual art
-3 certificates of courses at FIT- PHOTOGRAPHY, METALS, portait phtography
-donate significant portions of jewelry profits to hadasah organzation
-habitat for humanity, new orleans
-lobbied in washington with religious action center for the employee non discrimination act (ENDA)
-raised $ $ $ through jewelry sales to have 500 trees planted in israel
-self taught fluent in hebrew
-school paper staff
-Youth and Government- junior/senior year
-pre college at brown university- environmental studies
-possibly doing volunteer work this summer in nicaragua
-i have a sick portfolio with many jewelry sculptures, life drawings, oil paintings, etc. its good, ffor real.

TELL ME WHAT MY CHANCES ARE

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Answer by Einat B
Chances for what?

From all the details it is not clear what you are asking!

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For a career in animation and illustration (working with 2D and 3D) with hopes in getting into an animation studio or video game concept art, which college would be more beneficial? I’m looking to stay in the Midwest. Any help would be very much appreciated!

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Answer by 　☥♡☮　
Minneapolis Center for Art & Design

http://www.mcad.edu/academic-programs/graduate-degrees

College for Creative Studies ~ Detroit

http://www.collegeforcreativestudies.edu/about

Minneapolis Center for Art & Design may be better towards Animation related goals,
read more about their requirement and course outlines, also check with counselor and check library for books on colleges,
___________

you could also look at Chicago, for colleges in Animation, or others in America,

International Academy of Design & Technology

http://www.iadtchicago.edu/p_viscom.asp

Westwood DuPage Campus

http://www.westwood.edu/request-info/locations/illinois/?whoRc=olgsannaissf

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What do you think? Answer below!

1. The approximate dates of the Baroque Period in music are
a. 1100-1450
b. 1450-1600
c. 1600-1750
d. 1750-1820

2. Terraced dynamics are
a. changes in dynamic level caused by seating sections of the orchestra on different levels
b. gradual changes in dynamic levels
c. a series of accented notes
d. abrupt changes from one dynamic level to another

3. The most influential composer of the early Baroque Period was:
a. Mozart
b. Beethoven
c. Palestrina
d. Monteverdi

4. The three main characteristics of Baroque art and music are
a. drama, intellectual content, and conciseness
b. large dimensions, drama, and religious intensity
c. religious intensity, conciseness, and drama
d. large dimensions, religious intensity, and intellectual content

5. Operas consist of:
a. recitatives, arias, and choruses accompanied by an orchestra
b. orchestras alone
c. arias and choruses
d. recitatives, arias, and orchestra

6. Except for recitatives, the rhythm in Baroque music was clearly metrical. True or False

7. Changes of key (tonal center) in Baroque music are rare. True or False

8. A feature of Baroque music was the use of terraced dynamics. True or False

9. The Adoctrine of affections@ or Adoctrine of affects@ was the belief that
a. love songs were the best type of vocal music
b. music should be played in only certain keys
c. music could project rather specific feelings
d. composers should project their personal feelings in their music

10. One of the reasons why recitative singing was developed, especially for dramatic purposes,
was that the words could be heard more easily. True or False

11. An important instrument in the Baroque period was the _________________.
a. trombone
b. piano
c. harpsichord
d. clarinet

12. A drama that is sung, is accompanied by an orchestra has costumes, actions, and scenery
is called a(n) ______________.
a. oratorio
b. cantata
c. opera
d. musical

13. Who is considered the first master of opera?
a. Monteverdi
b. Bach
c. Handel
d. Corelli
Continued on next page…..

14. Bach was famous for:
a. writing fugues
b. performing on the organ
c. writing chorales
d. all of the above

15. Handel is most famous for:
a. having 20 children
b. writing operas
c. writing oratorios
d. none of the above

Best answer:

Answer by Sea Hime
Just one.

12 – C

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EXTRA CURRICULARS:
-own jewelry business. started busniess in 5th grade, went from making beaded wire rings to sterling silver, semi precious stone pieces. made brides maids jewelry for multiple weddings, street fairs, sold in 2 stores, custom work. basically takes up my whole life. employ 2 other ppl for production and graphic work.
-pratt institute precollege, focuses: jewelry design/art history
-boston university summer challenge program, focuses: mass communications and visual art
-3 certificates of courses at FIT- PHOTOGRAPHY, METALS, portait phtography
-donate significant portions of jewelry profits to hadasah organzation
-habitat for humanity, new orleans
-lobbied in washington with religious action center for the employee non discrimination act (ENDA)
-raised $ $ $ through jewelry sales to have 500 trees planted in israel
-self taught fluent in hebrew
-school paper staff
-Youth and Government- junior/senior year
-2 years junior activist greenpeace
-teach art and math to disadvantaged kids in newark nj
-pre college at brown university- environmental studies
-possibly doing volunteer work this summer in nicaragua
-i have a sick portfolio with many jewelry sculptures, life drawings, oil paintings, etc. its good, ffor real.

TELL ME WHAT MY CHANCES ARE FOR THE DUAL DEGREE PROGRAM PLEASE ILL AWARD BEST ANSWER THANKS SO MUCH

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Answer by Atheist Slayer
YOU ROCK! I’d say your chances are DANG GOOD!

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Answer by kamol_yason
Please contact someone who is fluent in English because your questions in not legible.

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I am a 24-yr old university drop-out (2 years of university, took Architecture courses) who have had a few Calling Center experiences, the biggest employer so far being TELUS. Consequently, it seems only Calling Center employers would hire me for the wage I am expecting (~$ 12/hr). But then again, maybe I am just afraid to try other industries…it distresses me already just ~thinking~ about the possibilities of bothers and fears of putting myself out there in job markets other than call center, expecting every field to tell me “you’re no good at it; work for $ 8.00/hr instead”. I don’t know why I’m such a wimp; I apologize for being such a wimp. In fact I apologize for just being. The real problem with me is that I am basically born an artist… In addition to having sold a lot of pieces, I just love it. But you can’t get a job as an artist… On top of that, I’m actually just not good with people. In every call center job I was in, I had received awards because I’m smart (i was good in school…which employers usually don’t care about…but my being smart did help actually), but really, at the end of the day, I am sooo not suitable for it.

I’m really good with my hands, and have done a little carpentry, and I guess my question is, how do you steer yourself away from a career path you KNOW is suicidal, and strive–without a college degree–to get into a field you have ZERO credentials/prior experience for? In other words, how do you start over? I can borrow money from my very generous parents, enough to support my living until I finish ~some~ kind of school (vocational school for carpentry maybe?). But what then? Wouldn’t I be just where I was at before? A lot of my grad friends aren’t doing anything with their degrees. I’ve been freelancing for 6 years now (a la “use day job to fund night job”) for something as uselss as Fine Art which gets no money. Should I just do another 6 years of just gritting my teeth through my day job and ~wish~ my art will be promoted some day? Should I ditch art altogether as a career and just focus on something which I like which *DOES* pay the bills (e.g. carpentry). I would REALLY like to build houses (framing) for a living…that is my daydream. The first time I’ve done carpentry it, it was apparent to my supervisor that i was good at it, and that I LOVE it. But I am really confused (sorry)…while I know it’s totally do-able, it just feels so impossible…getting into something totally brand new with no qualifications…but somthing you’re actually good at, something you were actually made for. Thank you so very much for reading.

p.s. I specialize in pencil portrait drawing, wood carving, and antique restoration i.e. Japanese Swords. I cannot use my prior carpentry experience on my resume, because that was in prison

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Answer by homerunhitter
Man you are sooo down on yourself. Work on how you feel about who you are. By the way, construction jobs are loaded with ex-cons. Just do not bring drugs to the job site…if your beef was drug related. Like all of us, bill paying comes first. But, don’t give up on art. Construcion trades hiring is down pretty much everywhere. But, framers can make significantly more than call center workers. I guess you’ll just have to wait till the economy ‘picks up.’

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