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    Film and Music

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    In Elf music is used to enhance the mood by slowing down the tempo or speeding up the tempo of the music. When the elves are making toys the music is at a moderate speed because they are functioning at a moderate speed. When Will Ferrell is traveling from the North Pole to New York to find his father‚ Walter‚ the music is actually fast and slow at some points because he slows down and speeds up. The faster the character functions the faster the music and sound effects will be. The slower

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    indie music

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    Music is a very important part of modern popular culture and society today. Students are so clung to their person music players that it is almost impossible to walk around the halls of any high school without seeing some sort or cord connecting their head to some portable electronic device. It has even gotten to the point where the phones‚ used every day for communication‚ now serve as a way to listen to music. After observing this‚ one must ask the question; what is it that everyone is listening

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    Experimental Music

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    Myers Beaird MUSC109: Intro to Experimental Music Final Exam/Response Question Fall 2013 In the words of John Cage‚ “I compose music. Yes‚ but how? I gave up making choices. In their place I put the asking of questions.” Just having performed John Cage’s Musicircus‚ I found it only fitting to relate my own piece to the excerpt above. What questions did I have prior to developing the piece? I was curious about the sounds that could be created if I were to amplify the situation of shaving my

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    Music Is Everywhere

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    Music is heard almost every place that we go- restaurants‚ grocery stores‚ the mall‚ farmer’s market‚ in the office‚ etc. Often times‚ the music is tuned out or ignored‚ but at other times‚ people get up and move to the music or sing along with it. As mentioned in the lecture‚ music is often used to fill time or space while we are doing other things such as homework‚ working or cooking. Can we fully appreciate and understand music if we are constantly occupied while listening to it? Appreciation

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    Music and Learning

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    Music enriches the lives of children and adults in many ways. The fine arts are proven to help children learn faster and easier. Musical training can stimulate different areas of the brain‚ such as the occipital lobes‚ which are located at the back of your head on the left side of the brain. Music can enhance a child’s sensorimotor capabilities‚ which is the function of both sensory and motor aspects working together as one. Scientists have studied the brains of children that are musicians and the

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    Rap Music

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    Rap Music: A Misinterpreted Art Form By Enoch Noel Submitted to Ms. Jones Oct. 9‚ 2001 Oral Communication T-Th-4pm Outline Thesis Statement: Social acceptance for rap music is my goal and in order for me to reach it‚ I will have to answer the questions what is rap‚ who founded it‚ and how much influence does the news and media have upon rap music. Introduction I. History of Rap Music A. When‚ and who founded it? B. What is Rap music? II. Compare and contrast parent’s view about rap music. A. How

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    Pirating Music

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    Rich Baker November 12‚ 2012 Music Industry V.S. Pirating Music Right now pirating music is one of the most controversial issues on the web because pirating music is illegal doesn’t mean it is causing total harm to the industry. Pirating music is not displayed properly to the public. Illegal downloading is an illegal action that can result in fines and jail time if caught but it also helps promote small bands that can’t get a deal with a record company. However it does harm profits made by

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    Music Publishing

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    Music Publishing has always plays a vital role in music business since mid- 1400s. The earliest printed music is known as religious chant from 1465. In fact‚ almost all the music printed before the 16th century belongs or owned by the Catholic Church. Since the 14th century until present times‚ Music Publishing has experienced a long progressive evolution. (SongCast‚ Inc. 2013) With the invention of the lithograph in 1798 which allows massive amounts of sheet music could be cheaply printed‚ it

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    Music Piracy

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    Arrrggghhhh‚ I ’m A Music Pirate How do you know you are not a thief? Downloading free music from the internet without permission from the copyright holder constitutes stealing. In the last six years record sales have dropped and illegal downloads have increased significantly. There are two different organizations that are actively participating in the solution to this problem. There are people in the music industry who stand on both sides of the fence. Some say that downloading music without permission

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    Ukrainian Music

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    bodyguards. The psalterymen werewelcomed for the family holidays.During the Mongol-Tatar invasion the development of Ukrainian musical culture was stopped.The Ukrainian folk songs inspired famous composers in their work. One can hear the spiritual music of Ukrainian composers (D. Bortniansky‚ M. Berezovsky‚ A. Vedel) in different churches of the world.In S. Hulak-Artemovsky’s and M. Lysenko’s operas Ukrainian character and spirit‚ tender lyrics and patriotism are presented.The most famous among the

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