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    Victor Hugo once said "music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent." The ability to play an instrument is such a beautiful outlet to get emotions out and to let your creative juices flow. Music is such a huge factor in many people 's life, and the happiness it bring, should be spread to as many people as possible. It lets people express themselves as freely as they can; there are no limitations to what they can play. Who is better to give to than our…

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    Music Argumentative Essay

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    subjects. Music and the arts teach people how to do things that cannot be taught in a classroom, enhancing skills that are inevitably used in other areas. Along with helping students academically, music education improves communication, teamwork, higher cognitive function, and discipline. These abilities are incredibly important for future generations in search of jobs. Unfortunately, many schools receive little funding for the arts, resulting in a select few gaining the benefits that music…

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    School Music Programs

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    When most people attend a high school sporting event, or music performance, budgeting doesn't really come to mind. But the money it takes to run one of those events is huge, and one of the programs listed don't receive enough money to sit comfortably. In most schools, music programs are pushed to the back, while other programs receive the attention they need. Schools should increase funding for music programs because studying music helps students in an academic environment, the expenses behind…

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    sharp divide between the rich and the poor. The art and music during the enlightenment reflects two contrasting social ideals.. The nobility’s art and music reflected their ideal society—one that was happy and care-free. On the other hand, the common man’s art and music depicted a world where their class did not determine their destiny and expressed their frustration with society. The nobility preferred light-hearted Rococo art and Galant music. Rococo art kept the detail of the baroque era…

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    Elements Of Music Essay

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    Elements of Music: A Closer Look In our everyday life, sound surrounds us almost constantly. With a simple walk to the mailbox, our ears are exposed to a number of sounds. Such as birds chirping, car horns blaring, neighbors laughing, and leaves scrambling. What causes theses sounds, though? How do we interpret them? Espie Estrella, a music education expert, states that sound is created when an object vibrates. Estrella continues by explaining that our ears sense these vibrations and send them…

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    20th Century Music

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    Victor Hugo once said, “Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent” (Hugo). Music is not simply an art form, for music can be seen as a basic function in human existence, providing the necessities needed to survive (Yagelski & Miller). For instance, music is recommended to promote quality health and entertainment. According to Brenda Griffin, music is truly remarkable in that it unites all people; when one listens to music, he or she shares a connection…

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    Music Personal Statement

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    Stevie Wonder said, "Music is a World within itself, with a language we all understand. In the beginning, God created the Heavens and the earth. No one ever explains why. People speculate and come to reasonable conclusions about it, but in the book of Genesis, this mystery is never explained. I think that creating is just incredible, especially being able to create the world. I believe through music I am able to create a world for people to live in, orchestrate emotions for them to experience,…

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    Moving To Music Analysis

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    shufflers, we all understand how music makes us feel, and more importantly, makes us move. Moving to music is so much a part of the human experience that it seems innate to us as a species. A recent study supports this, showing that fetuses react to music with increased motion, and in some cases, open their mouths as if to sing. Once out of the womb, this response only grows: a catchy tune makes hips swing and toes tap, and in certain situations, heads bang. The music that moves us is itself a…

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    Psalter Music Analysis

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    When selecting a style of music appropriate for the Psalter, individuals must consider their personalities and purposes. Each Psalm bears a differing mood and feel, and if recognized and enhanced by a compatible music style, it results in a harmonious composition. This brilliant agreement between the literature and music honors the Lord through its ordered nature. Furthermore, the disposition of the piece in its crescendos and diminuendos and articulations further elucidates the meaning of the…

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    Mexican Music

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    Music plays a big role in the life of a Mexican. They could never live a life without art. Music in Mexico allows people to talk and express how they feel about something or someone which is usually in their past. This helps people celebrate life and love. History and legends are an overcoming of cruel treatments. The history has experienced an enormous change from the sound of the drums of a Mayan or Aztec ceremony to some modern Mexican rap. Over the years the music has changed. Mexican music…

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