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    logical but that pose potential risks to their children. In the Sixties the average family consisted of a working father‚ a stay at home mother and on average‚ 2.5 children. But today the family structure has changed. In the book‚ The Changing Rhythms of American Family Life‚ the author states that when considering how families have changed over the past several decades‚ two prominent factors emerge above the rest‚ an “increase in maternal employment and an increase in single parenting.”

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    music form born in the 20th century‚ including jazz‚ rhythm and blues‚ rock and roll‚ and hip-hophhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhThe blues is one of America’s greatest musical treasures. A roots music form that evolved out of African-American work songs‚ field hollers‚ spirituals‚ and country string ballads more than a century ago‚ the blues is the foundation of virtually every major American music form born in the 20th century‚ including jazz‚ rhythm and blues‚ rock and roll‚ and hip-hhhhhThe blues is

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    the readers a sense of stability‚ as his ‘beauty is past change.’ The last line ‘praise him‚’ slowed the rhythm down from the use of sibilance which created a good balance. Furthermore‚ in the second stanza of the poem‚ Hopkins touched on the importance of contrast‚ as without it‚ we would not know what is good or bad. Hopkins’ tone for the poem is proud and positive‚ escalating with the rhythm in the second stanza due to the use of alliteration and sibilance. The overall message Hopkins has

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    this experimental style is the sprung rhythm‚ which according to Hopkins “brought the rhythm of poetry closer to that of spoken English” (21). His famous poem The Windhover is also written in the sprung rhythm. The bird symbolizes here the Christ to whom Hopkins dedicates the poem. Nathan A. Cervo points out “how Christian poetry challenges any priority accorded to temporal affairs” (Hopkins’s The Windhover 190). Although Hopkins considers the sprung rhythm more natural‚ most readers finds it

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    Hip/Hop Versus R&B

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    Hip-Hop versus R&B Rhythm and blues was considered strictly black music. The black culture is a phenomenal subject representing the life style‚ imagination and accomplishments of people. One of the most outstanding and unique characteristic that makes this culture one of a kind is the music I has produced. Music has a common characteristic that is unique to all cultures throughout the world. Today‚ I want to focus on the comparing of two music styles Hip-Hop versus R&B and the

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    within the rock and roll genre‚ however this was too general‚ and it was referred to as vocal group harmony. The first Doo-wop song recorded was ‘It’s too soon to know’ by the Orioles in 1948. At this time it was called race music because of the rhythm influences from jump blues music. Other groups such as the Ravens and The Clovers increasingly used the energetic beats with gospel influences. The Penguins "Earth Angel" was the first "pure" doo-wop record. "Earth Angel" blended pop’s melodic patterns

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    definition of the following: Rhythm: the aspect of music comprising all the elements (as accent‚ meter‚ and tempo) that relate to forward movement Beat: individual pulses Melody: succession of sound with rhythmic and tonal organization Harmony: occurs when two or more tones are sounding at the same time 2. Explain how Ragtime music combines the elements of both Europe and Africa: 3. What are the instruments found in a standard rhythm section? The instruments in the rhythm section include at least

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    woogie‚ and rhythm and blues‚ along with country music. The elements of rock and roll can be heard in blues records from the 1920s and in country records of the 1930s. Nonetheless this genre did not acquire its name until 1954. ( Farley) The earliest rock and roll styles of the late 1940s and early 1950s used either the piano or saxophone as the lead instrument. Later these were generally replaced or supplemented by guitar in the middle to late 1950s. The beat is usually a blues rhythm with an

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    When thinking about the word “soul”‚ as it refers to music‚ what do you think of? Most people think about rhythm and blues‚ passionate lyrics‚ or even the concept of unity and togetherness. But‚ for most‚ soul was much more than music and Soulsville was much more than just a record label. Soul music is music that feeds the soul‚ relating to people on a personal level. Soulsville‚ which stands on the corner of College Street and E. McLemore Ave‚ was the connection between the frustration that African

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    patterns which did not match the traditional writing styles of the nineteenth century. Hopkins uses what he terms ‘sprung rhythm‚’ a form which draws on alliteration‚ onomatopoeia and imagery‚ to name but a few. These rhythmic patterns give his works an outstanding and remarkable quality in the sense that he offers the reader to enjoy and take pleasure in wordplay and rhythm. What is more‚ his works also possess a deep meaning in terms of how the poet views the beauty of the natural world. Being

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