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             Critics say that the current generation of young people may be the first in American history that cannot expect a better standard of living that its parents" generation. Based on your assessment of the direction of Aamerican society, will you be able to enjoy a higher standard of living than your parents have had?.
             I think our generation will have many more opportunities than our parents" generation had. There are so many things that is much better now than during their lives. All kind of science are much more advanced than it was before. People live longer now if you compare with the people who lived thirty years ago. I think there are many different reasons but the main reason must be that there are much better medicines now than then. The doctors are able to do more advanced surgeries and that is easier to get help in time if you need emergency help. There are much more inventions now then it was when my parents were young. The inventions makes opportunities to live your life easier and to use many more aid. The computers have for example made life for many people much easier than before. You can type, you can do calculations, and you can use your computer for many different tasks. When internet came were you able to do your bank-job, buy things, read the newspapers and many more things. Everything is probably not good but one thing is sure at least; the invention of the computer makes it easier for people. This is just one of hundreds of electronic and technical inventions the last decades. Many aids for the kitchen have been developed too. Transportation and communication are two other things that is much better now than it was thirty years ago. There are for example more roads, and they are in better conditions now because of new technologies. There are also more different ways to travel far away. The development of aircraft has made it much easier and at least much faster to travel.


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1. Mozart

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart composed many operas, symphonies, and pieces of music that your guarunteed to know at least one by heart. Born Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, most people called him Mozart or Wolfgang. Mozart, baptized Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart, was born in Salzburg, Austria, on January 27, 1756 to Leopold, Kapellmeister to the Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg, and Anna Maria Mozart. ... The Mozarts returned to Salzburg in 1771. ...

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2. Mozart

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3. The Effect Of Listening To Mozart

In this paper, I will trace the findings of the so-called "Mozart Effect- experiments, examining the link between the music of Mozart and a person's spatial task performance and reasoning abilities. ... Future Directions The media has picked up quickly on the idea of the possible Mozart effect, at times over-exaggerating its reliability. ... (Waters, 1998) Does ten minutes of Mozart produce more of an effect than 5 minutes does? ... (Waters, 1998, p. 207) Finally, Waters (1998) argues that even if the Mozart effect could be objectively proven, there is still the question of what exactly...

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4. A Comparison of Mozart's Piano Sonatas

Written in Vienna, 1789, Sonata in B flat K570 is considered one of Mozart's finest sonatas. ... However as Mozart gives no specific tempo markings the definition of Allegro is somewhat debatable. ... Again, Mozart seems to have derived a significant deal from Hayden by using a prelude and song form. ... Mozart's attempt to revolutionize the accepted framework of a piano sonata is notable. ... In summary, I have enjoyed both playing and studying this piano work by Mozart. ...

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5. Mozart

The Hunter College Symphony concert on November,20 performed a beautiful piece by Mozart, Symphony No. 40 in G minor, K.550, which is an instrumental piece of Classical period. ... Here Mozart used a wide range of dynamics, probably to emphasize a dramatic mood. ...

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6. Mozart in Amadeus

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a man born into an amazing musical talent. ... Mozart and his wife had a loving yet conflicting relationship. ... When she finds Salieri at Mozart's side, she orders him out, against what Salieri states is Mozart's will. ... In the end, Mozart's wife wound up basically asking Mozart's father to get out of their house. ... It was not long before Salieri began to plot Mozart's demise. ...

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7. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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8. mozarts early life

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart composed many operas, symphonies, and pieces of music that your guarunteed to know at least one by heart. Born Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, most people called him Mozart or Wolfgang. Mozart, baptized Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart, was born in Salzburg, Austria, on January 27, 1756 to Leopold, Kapellmeister to the Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg, and Anna Maria Mozart. ... The Mozarts returned to Salzburg in 1771. ...

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9. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Mozart was a very gifted child. ... Mozart had a great ear. ... Mozart had hopefully written his greatest piece of music and never before was there a greater win than Mozart and his Figaro. ... Mozart's last work was under the point of death. In 1797 a stranger, in gray, told Mozart to compose a requiem. ...

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10. Composer Report - Mozart

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is one of the best composers in history. ... People knew that young Mozart would follow his father, Leopold Mozart, as a great musician, but they did not know how talented his son would become. ... Opera was the new musical skill Mozart began to focus on. ... When Mozart met her again, she was married with the court actor that Mozart knew. ... Mozart had the happiest period of his life beside his spouse, so eventually after his death, Constanze supported Mozart's entire legacy as long as she could. ...

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