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    You‚ You‚ You You‚ You‚ You You can trust God You can take Him at His Word and give him your heart You‚ You‚ You You can trust God It doesn’t matter who you are you can trust God You don’t have to be the fastest‚ strongest You don’t have to hold your breath the longest You don’t have to be a star It doesn’t matter who you are Raise your hands and repeat after me You can trust God definitely! You can trust God definitely! Royalty God made me who I’m meant to be

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    Ethnomusicological Themes a.) Music in transitional change as affected by contemporary life Over the years‚ country music has changed. From Appalachian music to Hillbilly music to officially calling itself country music. It went to pop‚ jazz and blues. Change is affected largely by consumer demand‚ country music changed rapidly from 1972 to 1977. Due to this demand‚ lyrical themes focused more exclusively on love problems and were more explicit in discussing various sorts of deviant behavior. Chord

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    Have we gone too far? Has Pop music gone too far some might say yes some might say no but to some extent everyone would agree but how can you judge this by standard of the generation and how the artist changed it as well as how you would think the next generation would react. when we began the course it started with rock and rollers wearing suits and dancing with a 1-2 step then coming to 2013 which Ithink the second teen idol era such as Justin Bieber or Katy Perry or even worse the Kardashians

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    Aristotle’s‚ De Anima‚ contains some of the most significant and thought provoking claims pertaining to the nature of living things. Aristotle’s capability to convey and defend the topics throughout the text allows modern readers to debate the various perplexing claims. One of Aristotle’s most noteworthy subjects pertains to the inerrant basis of perception. Fortified by Aristotle’s explanation of the sensory of living things‚ his argument thoroughly explains the ways in which individuals perceive

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    himself (page 8‚ paragraph 3). Marcus thinks its weird how he acts and googling a few things he finds out that some football players get Alzheimer at an early age‚ do to so many concussions (page 112 ‚ paragraph 2). So depending on what Charlie sees‚ he remembers from whats left of his memory. Like when he’s with Marcus in Three Alarm Park Charlie thinks it’s his high school friend James MacTavish. On page 251 it also mentions he’s charismatic and quirky.

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    What Is Popular Music?

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    1. Popular music is typically music that is in touch with the middle class originating in the mid-1800’s. 2. Pop music lyrics based on love and relationship. 3. Disco was developed in the 1970s. Disco began outside of mainstream America. Mixing vocals with a beat that encouraged dancing‚ disco became the dance music of the decade. The music often had 100 to 130 beats per minute. 4. In the 1960s Briish bands began to copy American bands particularly in the areas of producing recordings and touring

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    Pop music has been a big part of our culture for a long time‚ but it has also been misogynistic and disempowering to women for even longer. Men have treated women as sex objects‚ and women also have put themselves down to appeal to men in songs and music videos. Although there are a lot of sexist implications in songs from the 1900’s through early 2000’s‚ in the 2010’s music began to get better. Pop music is better than it was in the past because it’s less sexist and focuses on uplifting women.

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    Reception to Pop and Jazz Pop music and jazz music are two different worlds. They cannot be compared to each other‚ as it would be like comparing a magazine to a novel. Everywhere‚ pop music is prevalent. It is heard on the radio‚ in shops‚ in parties‚ and other places. People sing pop songs all the time. We can say that contemporary pop music from artists like Katy Perry‚ Lady Gaga‚ One Direction‚ Adele‚ Chris Brown‚ and the like(mainly Top 40 artists)‚ attracts more attention than jazz music in our

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    Lyrics as a Genre Lyric derives from the Greek word λυρικός lyrikos‚ meaning "singing to the lyre". A lyric poem is one that expresses a subjective‚ personal point of view. Lyric Poetry consists of a poem‚ such as a sonnet or an ode that expresses the thoughts and feelings of the poet. The term lyric is now commonly referred to as the words to a song. Lyric poetry does not tell a story which portrays characters and actions. The lyric poet addresses the reader directly‚ portraying his or her own

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    Pop culture has existed in our society since the early days of man. From the wearing of white wigs by the upperclassmen of the 18th century to the backward jersey wearing of today ’s youth‚ there are few aspects that are totally devoid of pop culture influence. With the introduction of the moving picture machine‚ the entertainment industry has even more greatly spread popular culture. With popular culture so widely spread‚ it has undoubtedly had a great effect on our society. Unfortunately‚ there

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