Coldplay Essays

  • Good And Bad Relationships In Schooledtm By Gordon Korman

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    Have you ever experienced a good or bad relationship? In the book SchooledTM by Gordon Korman, Cap (the main character) has many friendships. Some of his relationships started off awful, and grew to be positive. The opposite occurred too. All the major characters in Schooled build a relationship with Cap, some good, some bad. At the beginning of Schooled, Naomi's relationship with Cap was negative, but over time it grew positive. Naomi wrote fake love notes to Cap, pretending to be a secret admirer

  • Ap English Poetry And Coldplay Techniques

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    being executed. In The Count of Monte Cristo, Dumas writes about 3 powerful men who lose everything in the blink of an eye; Similarly Coldplay uses a king as an example to convey the same theme. Both Dumas and Coldplay use imagery and personification to convince the readers that power can be easily lost and leave people with nothing. In the poem “Viva La Vida” Coldplay uses personification to help the readers understanding of how quickly the king lost his power. One minute

  • Analysis Of Viva La Vida '

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    Viva la Vida by Coldplay addresses the topic of regret. The first line of the song describes a man that once ruled the world and controlled the destiny of people across many lands. The song progresses to where this same man finds himself alone, sweeping the streets he used to own. This depicts the story of a man who was once a mighty king that lost his kingdom, possibly to famine or war, losing everything he once had. The main theme of the song is that a King looks back and seems to show regret

  • Comparing Viva La Vida And A Season In Hell

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    La Vida” by Coldplay suggests the traditional Judeo-Christian western morality and “A Season in Hell” by Rimbaud espouses the Nihilistic moral subjectivism of believing there is no universal right and wrong. On the one hand, Coldplay’s “Viva La Vida” suggests the traditional Judeo-Christian

  • Informative Essay: Chris Martin's Love For Music

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    Born on March 2, 1977 in Exeter, Devon, England, Christopher Anthony John Martin which is now known as “Chris Martin” is one of the members of the famous band Coldplay, which main genre is alternative rock. He has become one of UK’s most distinctive and popular singer and songwriter. Martin developed his love for music at a young age and formed his first band and called themselves “The Rocking Honkies.” He was inspired by artists such as A-Ha, Echo & The Bunnymen, The Smiths, U2 and Peter Gabriel

  • Coldplay's Album Covers: Comparing Rock And Roll

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    The first album I chose to analyze was released from the band Coldplay. The name of the first album cover is called Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends, which was released in 2008. The second album I chose came from a Japanese band named Dragon Ash. The name of the album is Viva La Revolution, which was released in 1999. I chose these two albums on how similar each cover is to one another and at the same time very different. They are both very interesting to look at and each cover has its own

  • Unit Two Album Analysis

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    Unit 2 Assignment Two album covers that I chose to analyze were both from the same artists, in the band Coldplay. The name of the first album cover is called Viva La Vida or Death and His Friends, which was released in 2008. The second album cover is the Prospekt’s March, which was also released in 2008. I chose these two albums on how similar each cover is too one another. They are both very interesting to look at and each cover has its own story. Each album cover has amazing detail, with the

  • Diction In The Count Of Monte Cristo

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    la vida” by Coldplay and “The count of Monte Cristo” by Alexandre Dumas the author's use of diction and tone to exemplify the transition between power to powerlessness and the feeling of being forgotten and brought to nothing. As discussed, the

  • The Pros And Cons Of The National Football League

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    the first act to perform at Super Bowl 50 's halftime show, and some of the world 's biggest artists are being linked to the February slot. The Sun (a British news outlet) reports that the British rock band formed by lead vocalist Chris Martin - Coldplay, is the most likely name to be announced by the NFL this week. That goes against early claims that the National Football League would bring back the American singer, songwriter and record producer with hit songs like The Lazy Song and When I Was

  • Justin Timberlake Metaphors

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    Songs and poems often use metaphors. A metaphor makes a comparison between two things. These things may seem very different at first. But the metaphor shows that they have something in common. For example, "he is such a pig" is a metaphor. People might say that when someone eats too much. A metaphor is close to a simile. Similes use words such as "like" and "as." An example of a simile is the phrase "she eats like a bird." That could be used for someone who eats very little. Take a look at the words

  • Dante's Inferno: A Short Story

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    This process was repeated over and over and over again one day of these two days I look to you 3 days. I try not to give up she always sings a song."Fix You" (Coldplay "When you try your best and you don't succeed, you get what you want but not what you need..."(Coldplay

  • Personal Essay: Music Analysis

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    Music plays a crucial role in my everyday life. Ever since I was an infant, I have been interested in music. In this essay, I will be focusing on the music genres that I like and how they affect my life. Since, I do not listen to only one music genre, my tastes are fragmented into several categories. I will categorize them by the main themes addressed in the songs. Numerous songs are about upheaval, others are of melancholy, and a couple are about love. Throughout, this work, I will also give examples

  • Examples Of Songs Related To Macbeth

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    Don't wanna, but I love you / Can't stand how much I need you" The lyrics stand for Macbeth's obsession with power, it shows that he is willing to do anything. Track 5 Artist: Coldplay Soundtrack: Viva La Vida When: Act 5, Scene 5, lines 18-28 Explanation: Act 5 Scene 5 can stand for the song “Viva la Vida” by Coldplay as a conquering anthem. The song fully captures the sense of closure and relief at the end of the play. “There would have been a time for such a word/ Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and

  • Chris Martin's Clocks Analysis

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    From the performance by Act of Congress, I enjoyed their rendition of “Clocks” by Coldplay the most. The original composer was Chris Martin, dating back to 2002 during the early 2000s era (“Clocks (Song).”). The piece is set apart from earlier style periods because, for example, just three years before, the era of the late 90s was mostly grunge while this piece was alternative rock. It is melodic and calming, rather than unnerving and angry. Martin is just a regular person that not only created the

  • Bbc Essay

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    Some of the biggest names in the music industry in U.K. gathered together to fight for BBC music to be shielded from cuts. The likes of Sir Paul McCartney, Coldplay, Rita Ora, Sam Smith and more join the #LetItBeeb campaign to support the music corporation. Other musicians and stars who decided to oppose the government’s charter renewal, which will affect BBC Music, are New Order, Brian Eno, Boy George, George Ezra, James Bay, Jessie Ware, Paloma Faith, Disclosure, David Arnold and Chase & Status

  • Orchestra Concert Critique

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    Countless hours of practice had led up to this. I was in 8th grade, and the orchestra concert was just about to start. There was a feeling of excitement in the air, and I was anxiously waiting for the cue. While the concert may not have been very lengthy, the effort that the orchestra, as a whole, put in to make it happen, was immense. Dozens of class periods, and hours of practicing at home to perfect the few pieces of music we were about to proudly show off to the audience. The stage lights were

  • The Pros And Cons Of The Tidal Revolution

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    For avid travelers, good music can help make those annoying, long flights and dreaded half-day bus trips more of a breeze. Streaming music has become a go-to source for travelers and anyone on the go. For those of us who have been getting by with services like Spotify and Pandora for years, a new option is here as some of today’s biggest musical artists have joined forces in a campaign to revolutionize the music streaming industry by relaunching a new platform known as Tidal. (http://tidal.com/us)

  • Examples Of Archetypes In The Odyssey

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    Archetypes Ethan Sodikromo The Journey - The Odyssey (Homer) Background- Odysseus is a great Greek hero who was glorified in the Trojan War. However, on his return trip to his kingdom(of which he is king), he incurs the wrath of Poseidon, who leads his ship astray. He then spends 10 years trying to return home, fighting of many mythical beasts and incurring the wrath of a few more gods. There he fights off the suitors plaguing his kingdom and claims his throne back. The return trip to his home is

  • The Scarlet Pimpernel, Ozymandias: A Literary Analysis

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    How do you gain power? I’m sure everyone has thought that before, but has anyone ever thought how or why power is lost? Maybe, but I’d say not many people have. The Scarlet Pimpernel a novel based on the French Revolution, Ozymandias a poem based on an ancient Egyptian leader, and the modern day song Viva La Vida based on a few major past events. These three texts show all the how’s and why’s of powerlessness. In The Scarlet Pimpernel, Ozymandias, and Viva La Vida each author uses personification

  • Fred Flucker's Essay

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    again he writes. It is obvious to him when his college ministry was predominately white that he needed to do something about diversifying. He recalled of “next generation leaders” of twelve thousand white twenty- and thirtysomethings listening to Coldplay worship and thinking “We are gonna do it