WHAT SONG IS THIS? Life's like a road that you travel on When there's one day here, and the next day gone Sometimes you bend, sometimes you stand Sometimes you turn your back to the wind There's a world outside every darkened door Where blues won't haunt you anymore Where the brave are free and lovers soar Come ride with me to the distant shore​

Write a 5-paragraph informative essay on a prominent latino / latino-american, of your choosing, who has made an impact. decide which prominent latino / latino-american you would like to write about. this person can be living or deceased. for example: frida kahlo, a mexican surrealist painter. how did she impact society and/or the industry? discussion question: in one paragraph, explain why you chose that individual to write about. what about this person interests you? what do you hope to learn about them?

After first arriving in new york, charlie parker took a job as a dishwasher at jimmy's chicken shack, where played the piano nightly. listening to his astonishing harmonic restructuring, virtuoso phrasing, and breakneck tempos every night for three months, charlie parker challenged himself to adopt these qualities into his playing, and he continued to practice tirelessly.

The opening section sounds marchlike, with accented beats and alternations between instrumental groups. eventually, a total change of character marks a short, new section. at approximately which time interval from the beginning does this appear?