1974 in music

At the age of six Mozart was proficient in the use of numerous instruments and could draw in large audiences. When I was six, my biggest accomplishment was being the first kid in my class to finish a chapter book. Child prodigies like Mozart show their artistic or intellectual potential at a young age and are propelled into adulthood with an exceptional competency, knowing their abilities and how to use them. Unlike the Mozarts of the world, my early proficiency in reading the tales of Junie B.…

I've been playing music for as long as I can remember. Growing up, I spent most of my time on a piano bench. Naturally, I followed this passion to my middle school concert band. Unfortunately, on my first day, I was met with the words: “Your mom must be the one with the funny name”. Despite my best efforts, most days continued with the same tone with meaner remarks. I felt out of place and discouraged. Over time, I began to allow these words to bother me and after nearly three years in concert…

Meredith’s allure can be summed up best by one word: potential. When I imagine myself at Meredith, I see the potential I have to achieve great things and follow my dreams. My interest in Meredith started at a young age. My first campus experience was at a State Science Fair. While on campus, I was able to visit the doll collection. As a collector of dolls, I remember the feeling I felt as I walked through and looked at each one. I was excited about visiting again to spot what comes next.…

Our final person we chose was Louis Armstrong. Imagine you’re walking through Chicago during the 1920s. You walk into the Lincoln Gardens to listen to Joe Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band. You begin to listen and look to see a man, barely 21, playing second cornet like nobody’s business. This is your first experience of Louis Armstrong. This is the man that will change the genre of Jazz and it will never be the same. Born on August 4, 1901, Louis Daniel Armstrong came into this world and was raised on…

Should students be required to take a music, a drama, or an art class? That is asking if students really need to take those classes. However, society thinks that students should not be required to take the stated classes. Students should be required to take a music, a drama, or an art class because one can express his or her feelings, explore a variety of different cultures, and learn a valuable skill with those classes. Taking a music, a drama, or an art classes provides some people with a…

came to the conclusion that the overall goal of the song is to instill patriotic emotions into listeners (specifically young American boys). I feel as though the musical sound provokes one to get excited about the war. With the positive vibe of the music, one can find solace in the uplifting sounds George Cohen cultivated…

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in March of 1939. Though Jordan didn’t receive many achievements in his lift time, he still had a major impact on the culture of African-Americans and the nation as a whole. His technique of rhythm and blues started a new generation of music and livened the music back in the day. Louis Jordan created many of the songs we enjoy today. For example, “Is You Is or Is You Aint My Baby,” which was released in 1944. It reached number 1 on the U.S folks and country charts. This is one of my favorite old…

“Music can block out silence, on dark scary roads and in moments of loneliness.” Sometimes when that one perfect song comes on I can just feel all my problems disappear and in that moment I feel free of the world, I feel happy. “We’re told these days that the hottest and fastest wire into memory is our sense of smell, but music must run a close second. Some songs carry us into a certain mood, some to a general region of our past lives” One particular song comes to mind carried along with a…

A matinee performance on Saturday, May 20 (officially titled Here/Now No. 9) was perhaps the single most dispiriting afternoon I've ever spent at NYCB. The program presented six different works. By the end of the fourth week of the Here/Now festival the number of injuries was staggering -- every week had a multitude of casting changes. The dancers, usually so chipper on social media, had resorted to venting and more venting. Georgina Pazcoguin's wry line "To those who fell, to those who made it…