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    Do you believe it is still possible that new musical instruments could be invented and widely distributed? Empirically‚ though the diversity of musical instruments has reached a quite high level‚ human has never stopped their exploration into music. So‚ I think it’s highly possible that several new musical instruments can be invented and widely distributed. The musical history has already proved this. Before 19th century‚ the majority of musical instruments are acoustic‚ and most people at that

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    Music Appreciation Notes

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    the emotional experience How musical sound and sound machines work. Listening to music—a physical reaction to disturbance in our environment A sound machine creates a vibration and creates sound waves and processed by inner ear and converted into electrical signals and transported by neurons and primary auditory cortex in the center of the brain and increased dopamine = Mood enhancement Low pitched sounds vibrate slowly High pitched sounds vibrate rapidly Musical sounds tend to be regular in

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    the idea to write a musical based on Romeo and Juliette.The story was originally planned to be call East Side Story and was going to be about a Jewish boy and a Italian Catholic girl. Due to other priorities they only started planning again after six years had gone by and changed the name of the musical and the theme. Finally West Side Story(WSS) opened at the Winter Garden Theatre on the 26th September 1957 and it was performed over 700 times before going on tour. The musical is historically known

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    Singin’ In the Rain Music Analysis         Singin’ In The Rain (Kelly/Donan‚ 1952) is known to be one of best musicals ever made and one of the funniest movies of its time. This statistic can be attributed to the musical numbers that it incorporates. Singin’ in the Rain uses popular music of its time that people may already be familiar with. It works to seamlessly integrate them into a musical about the transition of film from silent to talkies. Additionally‚ the film is able to utilize them in such

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    express what music needs to. Moreover‚ he provides fundamental concepts which Casals sometimes called “law of music” or “laws of nature” – concepts which he considered to be essential elements of meaningful interpretation and applicable to all forms of musical expressions. (Blum‚ 10) Then the purpose of this book is not biographic but how he applied these concepts in music. Hence‚ Blum took notes from rehearsals and master classes‚ in private discussions with him and at chamber music rehearsals at his home

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    from music of the past. As explained in chapter four of the A History of the Music in American Life by Ronald Davis‚ Jamestown is the founding spot of American music. Yet compositions were not conceived until the early eighteenth century with the musical compositions by the drastically differing composers‚ Billings and Hopkinson. Francis Hopkinson was a popular composer of the time but does not change or influence music in society of today. William Billings is an original composer‚ writing from the

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    This year at PXHS there was a great musical called the Music Man. The musical was truly serious and hilarious. There were many phrases and jokes being said that I did not understand‚ but the adults did. I saw that the people who played the characters practiced hard on the dancing‚ singing and acting. They had to memorize many lines‚ especially Harold Hill and Marian Paroo. The musical took place in River City. It was a story about a librarian/piano teacher and a traveling salesman. At first‚ they

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    American theatre of the Harlem Renaissance in search of the right direction Contents Introduction 3 1 Blackface minstrelsy: the ancestors of Black theatre 4 2 Black musical theatre: From Broadway to Harlem nightclubs and back 5 2.1 The special role of musical theatre 5 2.2 Vaudeville and the first black musical comedies (1880-1910) 6 2.3 The Term of Exile (1910-1920) 7 2.4 Shuffle Along - Back to Broadway (1921-1929) 8 3 Black Drama: In search of the right direction 9 3.1 Protest

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    chose for this assignment is for the company VIRUS TI. This company is a musical instrument company that creates synthesizers used for live performance and studio recording. The ad was taken from the October 2013 issue of Sound On Sound magazine. Sound On Sound is a magazine about audio recording technology‚ it targets professional audio engineers‚ audio enthusiasts and music production as a hobbyists. This ad depicts a musical artist on stage in front of a microphone with their hand raised in the

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    Pros And Cons Of Hip Hop

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    html). In the musical‚ there is little to no dialogue which is a direct representation of musical theater. Hip-hop teaches ideas in the musical because it mixes historical facts with an upbeat tempo‚ which in return the audience will be more likely to remember the facts or the words that accompany the beat. This musical is attractive to younger audiences because it mixes historical facts‚ that may not always be fun to learn‚ with a tempo that is “Ketchy”. An example from the musical Hamilton is in

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