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    Definition Essay

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    Mansaray’s “The Offbeat Allure of Cult Films‚” which you should have read for class‚ your first assignment will define a particular sub-genre of movie‚ music‚ or television program. In other words‚ you need to choose a sub-genre you find interesting and define it for the reader‚ using both examples of the sub-genre and sources that will help you define the particular sub-genre you have chosen. In other words‚ help your readers understand this group in a new and interesting way like Mansaray

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    James Brown’s Influence Music throughout history has inspired and influenced culture significantly. It defines who we are‚ for it is the ultimate form of expression. Over the course of time‚ music has developed and changed as new artists innovate and provide a new light into their scope of the art‚ as they inspire the further development of music. Music is the ultimate instrument of togetherness‚ for it has no color‚ it has no prejudice‚ and it carries no bias. Music is notorious for bringing people

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    Hip Hop vs. Rock

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    Music is the Key to Creativity. Music fuels the mind and thus fuels our creativity. A Creative mind has the ability to make discoveries and create innovations.”(http://www.pianoacrossamerica.com) Music has been around for thousands of years. Today there are many different music genres. Rock and hip hop are two of the most popular music genres. These two music genres are both alike‚ but also have differences. Rock and hip hop have many similarities. One of the main similarities is the types of

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    There are multiple different genres of music that each have a certain sound or represent a certain time period in history. The two genres that I have selected are Opera and Big-band Jazz. These are two very diverse genres that have different musical elements‚ such as melody‚ rhythm‚ etc. The Opera piece is Purcell: Dido and Aeneas‚ Act III‚ Opening and Lament by Henry Purcell and the Big-band Jazz piece is Strayhorn: Take the A Train‚ by Duke Ellington Orchestra. Opera was very popular during the

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    Concert Review

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    total of nine songs during the ninety minutes concert. “Round The Corner” “Rainy Day Tuesday”‚ and “Feet on the Ground” were three distinctively different pieces that allowed the audience to experience the various genres of music namely jazz‚ pop‚ and blues. Like all music‚ their music tells a story and this is my interpretation of “Round the Corner”‚ “Rainy Day Tuesday” and “Feet on the Ground”. The first song‚ “Round the Corner”‚ is written by Tan Ming Tuan‚ the band’s lead guitarist. In the

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    One Word Analysis Essay

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    The music itself may just be a word‚ but if you look into the word ‘music’ carefully‚ there is more than that. Inside music‚ there are genres‚ styles‚ rhythm‚ lyrics‚ and so on. It is truly amazing how that one word implies a lot of things that it is hard to describe ‘music’ in a definite way. Every person has different feelings and their own taste to the music‚ and I think it is hard to find something that one word contains so much things and may have a lot of controversies over that word since

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    The end of jazz? How and why has jazz declined in popularity in the 21st century? Introduction Jazz is a genre that was born in America during around the early 20th century. It is a combination of music of white European settlers and African music. My project will be based on whether the musical genre‚ jazz‚ is losing popularity and if so‚ exploring the reasons for why this is happening. Referring to my question some people say jazz is “dying”‚ the most common use of the word ‘death’ is the state

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    Hardcore

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    In our world‚ there are many kinds of music‚ all of which are beautiful and each one has its ups and downs. Personally‚ the genre that sticks out the most and has the biggest impact on me is hardcore music. The genre has amazing roots‚ some of the most uplifting lyrics‚ and most of the people in the HxC scene are genuinely amazing‚ kind hearted people. Hardcore music started in the late 70s early 80s‚ as a movement of brotherhood. Hardcore was also a symbol of abstinence from drugs and alcohol.

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    culture essay

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    The Culture that I will focus on is Spanish Culture. Spanish Culture has a lot of factors and history ranging from music all the way to food and holidays. Spanish Culture has a lot of stuff that is able to separate them from other cultures and countries around the world. The languages that are used mostly in Spanish culture are Spanish and Latin. The majority of Spanish countries talk in either one or both of these languages. The next biggest idea of Spanish culture is food. Most families for

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    The social and political context of the 1950’s is crucial to any understanding of the birth of rock n roll. "Rock was formed out of the social‚ economic and political context of post-war America". The social context was on the bases of the post war baby boom‚ which counted for the birth of 77 million babies between the years 1946-1964. By the year 1964 forty percent of America’s population was under twenty years of age. For the first time both middle and working class youths were acquiring an

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