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    Yiri Music Essay

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    Yiri Essay Rhythm There’s a drum ostinato throughout the whole piece. There are cross rhythms near the end which are the effect produced when two conflicting rhythms are heard together. There’s a common use of syncopation‚ which is when notes are played off the beat. The metre throughout the piece changes‚ however the main one is 4/4. Polyrhythm is used‚ which is when two or more rhythms with different pulses are heard together eg where one is playing in triple time and another is playing in

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    investigate the impact of the Internet on the music industry. Scenario Drums Rock is a small independent company which is owned by two partners and has been in existence for more than twenty years. It is based in a specialist music shop in Birmingham in the centre of England. As this is the home of many famous rock bands such as Black Sabbath‚ they naturally focus on this style of music and‚ in particular‚ drum kits. In addition to selling drum kits and other music related items the company specialises in

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    band brake. This system was largely more effective than the spoon brake. The band brake consisted of a drum attached to the axle of the rear wheels or the drive shaft under the vehicle‚ that was accompanied by a band with a friction lining that wrapped around the drum and was applied by a hand lever that acted on a number of solid rods that pulled and in turn contracted the band around the drum. This system became popular and widely used by manufactures by 1904. In 1898 the early disc brake was

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    Reggae Drumming

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    each beat all depending on how the music/ piece is counted) and combines with the drum that emphasises on beat 3 creating a unique feel. Reggae music usually has a 4/4 time signature‚ with a low tempo. For the drums‚ 8th notes are often played on the hi-hat‚ followed by a loud snare or rim-shot which can always be heard on the 3rd beat of a bar. Like any other genres‚ reggae music uses a standard drum-kit (bass drum‚ 2 rack toms‚ 1 floor tom‚ hi-hats‚ Crash / Ride Cymbal (s) and a highly tuned snare

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    various number of instruments‚ some of which I had personally played‚ and others I have never even seen. Most of the instruments used were cymbals and drums. They used bongo‚ snare‚ bass‚ and tom tom drums. There were also small drums that sat on the performers lap with a strap to go under the legs to stay in place. The set of music played with those drums was very interesting at rhythmic. When the instructor just changed his beat slightly the other two gentlemen knew to change as well‚ it was very interesting

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    by the curtains‚ which provide here with haven from The Reeds the colour soon becomes one symbolic of anxiousness‚ fear and anger as she is locked up in the red room. “A bed supported by massive pillars of mahogany ‚ hung with curtains of deep red damask.” The description of the magnificent bed

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    wakeup call to send a signal that something is going to happen.On page 165 one of the blossoms and hit the drum and woke Joby and scared him.However on page 167 another blossom fell and woke him again and scared him then he started to cry. To sum up the brief essay‚the story is full of good symbolic ideas to compare and contrast.There are many symbols in the story that i didn’t include such acap‚drum‚shield‚buttons and many more.Remember that symbolism is to represent ideas or qualities of something

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    Acoustic Guitar Violin Kick Drum Low Tom Drum Mid Tom Drum Tambourine Bass Guitar Crash Cymbal Vocals Track 2: “Wait For Me” by Kings Of Leon Bass Guitar Rhythm Guitar Lead Guitar Kick Drum Hi Hats Snare Drum Crash Cymbal Cymbals Hi Tom Low Tom Keyboard Synthesizer Track 3: “Waves” by Mr. Probz (Robin Schults Remix) Kick Drum Synthesizer Bongo Drums Digital Hi Hats Digital Clap Snare Electric Guitar Bass Synthesizer Piano Military Snare Drums Atmosphere/Effects Synthesizer

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    West African Drumming: Drums play an important role in West African culture. Drummers perform at parties‚ religious meetings‚ and ceremonies‚ such as weddings and funerals. West African drums are made of hollowed-out logs or pieces of wood. These are covered with animal skins. For example; the djembe drum‚ the doundoun set‚ the donno‚ the ‘Ewe’ drums ensemble‚ etc. Drummers in West Africa play in ensembles‚ or groups. The ensembles include different types and sizes of drums‚ along with bells and rattles

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    Yoruba (more specifically‚ the rhythm is associated with the god Obatala)‚ and in other musical traditions across West Africa. At the beginning the Cumbia dance was only practiced among the African slave population and was mainly performed with just drums and claves‚ but as time went by its original form was influenced by other forms of music. The African natives got acquainted with some of the local ethnic groups such as the Kogui‚ the Kuna and the Amerindians‚ and their music gradually got incorporated

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