The need for people to express their feelings in different ways,brought mant types of music throughout the years.Pop music is the most common type for the last 20 years.pop scene attempts to appeal to the younger children with their happy lyrics.Moreover pop music usually brings a feeling of happiness and joyfulness to the person who listen it.Thus it's the type of music that every person in the planet listens to it.As a result radio stations promote pop music and include pop songs in each of their playlist .The most famous representatives of pop music are:Madonna,Michael Jackson,Elton ...

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People who don't have the public connections and money for promotions like big stars, are now able to let their material be heard and seen by a large number of people. ... I have research other studies proving that Napster users, more often than not, use the program to sample songs, and then go out and buy the cd, assuming they like the samples they heard on Napster. ... I believe Napster helps all artists let their material be heard and seen worldwide. ... I agree with author John Borland when he stated, "Artists and businessmen who have a problem with file sharing see only the loss o...

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In the short story, "The Pearl", John Steinbeck usesdifferent types of music to introduce, and set the atmosphere ofthe story. ... John Steinbeck shows evil's intrusion into Kino's family bymeans of music. ... In time, a little after Kino hears this evil music, the doctorarrives having already heard about the baby's miraculousrecovery. ... Here, John Steinbeck brings across the point thatKino's family does this on a regular basis and that they considerit similar to a ritual. ... By using this method, John Steinbeck compares the two types ofmusic, good and evil, to ...

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Having heard the piece before hand, it was noticeable that the performers took some creative liberties and stretched dynamics and tempos. ... Having heard this piece before not only in a large orchestral setting, but in other forms such as Drum Corps. ... Listening to piece as a person who already knew it I heard variations in dynamics and in tempos that added to experience at some times and took away at others; mostly because the effects they were trying to invoke could not be properly done with the size of their ensemble. ... Composers such Arron Copland, John Williams, Eric Ewazen, and Elme...

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It has the ability to influence people's attitudes and beliefs and the power to make words heard. ... John Riatt, the author of this bold statement, accurately described the strength of music. It is powerful enough to send across messages, loud enough to make them heard, and compelling enough to sway people's opinions and beliefs. ...

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He was a friend and colleague of John Cage, a composer of very eccentric ˜music,' who influenced his writing. ... He was forced to turn to player piano so that his works could actually be heard how they were supposed to sound. ...

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Obviously, it's always been a major challenge for anyone to find a direct link between the lyrics of any song and virtually anyone's behavior, whether good or bad. But a study by the National Coalition on Television Violence of 160 hours of MTV music videos concluded that viewers are exposed to an...

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Have you ever been to a disappointing concert or heard a song that absolutely bored you to tears? ... Imagine John Tesh trying to sing a Nat King Cole song. ... There are so many different things that an artist can do to make the sound of his music unlike anything ever heard before. ...

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The greatest advantage of the microphone was it allowed string instruments to be clearly heard. ... George Martin said, "John wanted a really unusual vocal sound so I suspended a very thin condenser microphone tied in a plastic bag inside a milk bottle filled with water. ... These large boxy pieces of equipment looked and sounded like nothing ever seen or heard before. ...

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Program listing [1] Jota- Santiago de Murcia, Spain/ Mexico (c. 1739) [2] Los imposibles- de Murcia [3] Cannarios- Gaspar Sanz (c.1679-1704) [4] Scotch Tune- Solomon Eccles (c 1640-1710) [5] John come Kiss- Davis Mell (1604-1662) [6] Ritornello Primo- Bellerofonte Castaldi (b 1580/81- d 1649) [7] Sonata I, opus 1 Adagio, allegro, Largo, Allegro- Benedetto Marcello (1686- 1739) [8] The Lass of Peatie's Mill- Traditional, arr. ... In addition to his three recordings with Chatham Baroque on the Dorian label, he can be heard on Pifaro's new Dorian recording ...

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Having the tuba accompanied by the piano was something I have never heard before, so I found this set to be very interesting. ... John Lindsey, an older gentleman, probably late fifties early sixties, played the violin, the highest-ranged member of the bowed-string instrument family. ...

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Back in 1985 Osbourne was sued for the "aiding, or advising, or encouraging" (Nuzum, Eric - the 1980's 17) of the suicide of John McCullom through his song "Suicide Solution". ... The message of drug use has also been widely heard and talked about ever since the 50's and the 60's and is still around today. ... This editing is very similar and in some cases the same as that which is heard played on the radio. ...

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Also having the conductor, John Kitts-Turner, speak to the audience to explain the different instruments and pieces was very helpful as we followed along in the program. ... Certain songs had a predominate sound that could be distinctly heard. ...

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Humanities are the broad areas of human creativity and the studies essentially involved with values and generally not strictly objective or scientific standards. As I perceive it, humanity deals in all the areas of human creativity. It is the lense through which an individual perceives her or his mo...

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