Pontiac Firebird

was affordable, and fast. I never could find the right one until one day while I was at a family gathering, my Dad asked his cousin, Neil if he had any older cars around the farm that were for sale. Neil said, “I have the one for you.” A 1982 Pontiac Firebird. “It is not pretty, but it was fast”,”Neil said. A few months passed, while we figured out a time to go look at this car. Finally the day came. On the way there I was imagining this car to look amazing. My dad was trying to talk me out of buying

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to find one that was affordable, and fast. I never could find one until one day while I was at a family gathering my Dad asked his cousin if he had any older cars around the farm that were for sale. He said, “I have the one for you.” A 1982 Pontiac Firebird. “It was not pretty, but it was fast” he said. A few months past, while we figured out a time to go look at this car. Finally the day came. On the way there I was just imagining this car to look amazing. We arrived and sure enough I got my

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family friend who had a GM credit card for about four years. He had made so many purchases with this card that he built up points that went towards his new car. So when he was ready to buy his new car he went to the GM website and ordered a 2001 Pontiac Firebird with all the options he wanted and desired and in the exact color he liked. The process took about a month to receive his new car but he didn't mind because after he sold his old car and the points from his GM card all he ended up paying was

The Ship of Theseus Growing up our family had a 1966 Ford Mustang. Unfortunately my dad sold this car before I was old enough to drive it, so the only memories I have of this car are riding in it when I was little. Being that this car was from 1966, it had many problems. It had some start-up issues, the radio didn't work, the speedometer was shaky, and it had some scratches that may have been there because of me and my scooter driving mishaps. But suppose instead of selling this car a few years

under Diaghilev. The result was the voluptuous and impressionistic, The Firebird in 1910, and later in 1911, Petrushka. His next ballet would “ignite the most famous riot in the history of music. With its savage rhythms, absence of melody, and barbaric energy, The Rite of Spring marks the true beginnings of Twentieth Century music, and even today never fails to thrill or amaze listeners” (Sherrane). While he was composing The Firebird, Stravinsky had a sudden visual idea, a scene of pagan ritual in which

The Firebird is a ballet written by Russian composer Igor Stravinsky. It is written in 1910 and was based on the fairy tales of Russian about a magic bird that can be both blessing and curse for the owner. Igor Stravinsky was a Russian composer, songwriter and pianist. He was born on June 17, 1882, in Oranienbaum, Russia. His father was a bass singer named Fyodor and his mother Anna was a talented pianist. Igor married Catherine Nossenko in 1906. Sergei Diaghilev was a founder of the Ballets

Analysis of Firebird by Stravinsky Immediately we are introduced to the leitmotif, major and minor thirds, within a tritone. This returns at bars 15 - 18 and at various other parts in the suite of which I will later elaborate. Within the opening few bars the pizzicato and legato combined in the cello and bass section produces an ominous opening to the work. The base drum roll and the murky off beat and horn entry at bar 5 makes it clear that it is evil magic. One of

Subsequent to this Stravinsky’s career took another turn, into the ballet. During this time some of his most famous ballet works produced The Firebird and Petrushka. These ballets began to demonstrate the immense skill in Stravinsky’s bold and audacious orchestral writing. The Rite of Spring In 1913, Stravinsky premiered his arguably most famous and influential work – The Rite of Spring