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    Blues Music

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    and Influence of Blues Music John Elmer C. Bayangos Communication 2 Professor Cynthia S. Sanguyu March 29‚ 2012 Abstract This study describes how important the blues is as a type or genre of music It aims to discuss the origin of blues music and how it evolved through time. It also intends to identify‚ enumerate‚ and evaluate the differences of each forms of blues music. It will show why and how the blues affects the formation of different genres of music. And it aims to identify

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    Music and Learning

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    TETTEH OKLEY CEPHAS TOPIC: MUSIC AND LEARNING; incorporating music rhythm into studies to aid memory and recall. Case Study at the University of Ghana‚Accra. Submitted as research proposal to Mr Adotey‚ Faculty of Social Sciences‚ Department of Psychology. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.Introduction 1.1 Background of the research 1.2The study area 1.3Problem statement 1.4 Aims and objectives of this study 2. Literature review 3.Methodology 3.2 Methodological considerations 3.2.1 Qualitative framework

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    How Contemporary Christian music Effect Modern Day Society New Dimension Ministry held a gospel concert on Friday March 30‚ 2012. The event was hosted by Mr. Banks and was attended by local gospel artists‚ the neighboring community and local city officials. The gospel concert was also a rally to get more people aware of the Trayvon Martin case. Moreover‚ the headliner of the concert was Aaron Banks‚ who is the son Mr. Banks‚ and he is a Contemporary Christian music artist. The songs that were being

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    Music Therapy

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    research paper‚ the effectiveness of music therapy on the cognitive degenerative disorder of dementia will be evaluated. To support the contention that music therapy is effective in treating the symptoms of dementia‚ research documenting this therapy’s impact on memory‚ emotions‚ and behavior will be examined. In order to provide a greater understanding of music therapy and dementia‚ these terms will be defined. Second‚ research will be examined to determine music therapy’s impact on the psychological

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    Music During & Post World War II Highlife music has always been in the Ghanaian scenes‚ taking different names and different forms. The name “Highlife”‚ which was coined in the 1920s has already become a household name prior to the Second World War. During the world war‚ the British employed local popular music such as the Konkoma highlife marching songs in recruiting the Black servicemen and increasing their morale for war. Ghanaian dance orchestra musicians who are proficient in the reading of

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    Music and Identity

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    Music and Identity In this report‚ I will expand upon what was spoken in the presentation by providing a more in-depth look at each section I talked about. The presentation was divided into six sections: i) What do we mean by identity? ii) Identity in previous historical periods iii) Identity in contemporary culture iv) How the media constructs our identities v) A case study; MTV and the music video vi) Conclusion What do we mean by identity? Identity refers to the way people see

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    Emotion and Music

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    Title: Life without Music Speaker: Karl Mathew Quimpo Specific Purpose: To persuade my audience to realize how life without music is. Introduction: What is Music? How can music affects our lives? What is life without music? Music is the art of arranging tones in an orderly sequence so as to produce a unified and continuous composition. In reality‚ music does not have any one concrete meaning. Music has different meanings for different people. Music is unique in each person’s life. How music

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    music and its impact

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    Module Seven Part two 7.2 Music and Its Effect on Body‚ Brain/Mind‚ and Spirit © 2011‚ Music For Health Services A brief look at history • Some archaeologists believe that music and dancing preceded language. • Since the days of the Greeks and Romans‚ music has had a profound effect on the body and the mind. • Healing and sound were considered sacred science. • Healing and music diverged in the 18th century‚ music was for entertainment‚ healing was practiced through science and

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    importance of international music and traditional music is a problem of controvesy. Some people think traditional music is more important than international music while others claims the opposite thing. I think two kinds of music have the same importance because of the following reasons. First of all‚ the aim of music is to satify people. Somebody are interested in international music‚ somebody are not‚ but they listen to music to find feelings for them‚ and both kinds of music can bring it to them. In

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    Loud Music

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    ensure musical satisfaction‚ but did provide a reference for a world of audio in which factions often eschewed references of foreign standards‚ and baked up their own to taste‚ with justifications akin to "It just sounds right‚" or "It sounds more like music." Those statements hold water when made in the context of personal opinion‚ but is tantamount to‚ "We think it sounds good." Many audiophiles cued into loudspeakers with flat frequency response‚ and some found that they could indeed be musically rewarding

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