He divided his studies between music and commercial art, and by 1918 established a reputation as a bandleader and agent. In 1923 he went to New York City and soon became a successful bandleader. In 1927 he secured an important engagement at the Cotton Club in Harlem, a section of New York City, and remained there (aside from occasional tours) until 1932.Ellington's band made its first European trip in 1932. After World War II (1939–45), the band toured Europe regularly, with short trips to South America, the Far East, and Australia. One peak period for the band was from 1939 to 1942, when many critics considered its performances
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Gliders, like other aeroplanes, fly by using ailerons, rudders, and elevators. Gliders are equipped with flaps to control fall speeds by boosting lift and producing drag. Many modern gliders also have airbrakes or spoilers, which obstruct airflow across the wing, raising drag and lowering lift.
There are more than one literary technique consisting of the repetition of sounds.
If the repetition is of vowel sounds or diphtongs, and if it happens in words that are close enough o each other for the repetitions to be noticed, the technique is called assonance. An example of assonance would be: She took the cat, the bat and the hat, but hurt her back.
If the repetition is of consonant sounds and the words are close enough, the technique is consonance. An example of consonance would be: He'd never let her, never allowed her to live her own life.