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Topic Culture:: PAGE #5
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121. Rhythm (ritme)
:: limericks have a characteristic rhythm and rhyme scheme
122. Frame (montuur)
:: Just then there was a knock on the door and a tall frame entered
123. Minim (halve noot)
:: Nor does he discuss another dialectic between the Scherzos anapestic and amphibrach crotchet groups sublated after the Trio in that startling alla breve succession of equal minims nor the hunting topos of the Trio
124. Minimalist (minimalistische)
:: In other words MattaClark accomplishes with architecture an operation analogous to what the minimalists and the process artists accomplish with sculpture when they deprive it of its anthropomorphic and immortal aspects
125. Critic (criticus)
:: The Sunday Herald has also had its critics most employed by rival publications
126. Colorize (inkleuren)
:: Purists will want to opt for the original black and white set because as far as colorization has come it still looks too pastel and unrealistic
127. Wordsmith (wordsmith)
:: Composers linguists wordsmiths poets and all those in a creative sphere are all in their own way pursuing happiness and fulfillment
128. Extra (extra)
:: The amount of these extra payments differs from one bank to another
129. Choral (koor-)
:: Contrast was provided by alternating choral chant with passages sung by soloists
130. Chorale (koraal)
:: One of the joys of this collection is the variety from traditional brass chorales of traditional old carols to more contemporary seasonal favorites given a jazzybluesy or bigband swing treatment
131. Chorus (koor)
:: She was unique in her day because most female dancers danced in the chorus and there were very few female solo performers
132. Tableau (tableau)
:: Inside lifesize tableaux recreate moments in history like Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery meeting the native Nez Perce
133. Mural (muurschildering)
:: The walls of its entryway have murals depicting scenes honoring the Spanish and Mayan heritages
134. Cassette (cassette)
:: He had picked out several compact discs and cassettes among other things that hed chosen from our various racks and shelves
135. Direction (richting)
:: Some trends may be apparent but other changes may occur which may contradict the general direction of the trend
136. Director (regisseur)
:: Most VCs will want to be able to nominate a director to the board of the company in which they invest
137. Dirge (lijkzang)
:: Mixing the let freedom ring chorus in with the funeral dirge that is still ringing in the hearts of the victims families is just shy of vile
138. Biography (biografie)
:: To that end Harlan concludes that Up From Slavery was more a work of fiction than biography
139. Banjo (banjo)
:: Their huge array of instruments includes guitars banjo mandolin bass piano organ tabla and djembe making this gig a must for all lovers of acoustic driven music
140. Ghostwrite (ghostwrite)
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141. Unputdownable (unputdownable)
:: I first read this in the mid1980s and found it unputdownable it is laughoutloud in parts as well as tragic and horrible all in one glorious mix
142. Unreadable (onleesbaar)
:: You have no doubt seen people whose signatures are nothing more than scribbles yet even those unreadable scratch marks are valid
143. Studio (studio)
:: Few studio recordings have ever sounded so live and spontaneous
144. Study (studie)
:: parttime study
145. Artist (artiest)
:: Local recording artist and singer Michael English who is a past pupil was guest speaker and award presenter
146. Jig (jig)
:: For example the first tune OMahonys jig was on that longago album loaned him by Con Herbert
147. Playbill (affiche)
:: On the sponsorship side Bravo will gain exposure via mentions in all tour advertising including direct mail onsite signage and in playbills
148. Player (speler)
:: Somewhere in the gardens a gamelan player spreads a musical spell charming the moon to rise like a mirror out of the sea
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