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    Jazz Concert Report Essay

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    piece when the entire brass or the woodwind section would come together on rhythms and play chords together creating a fool smooth sounds that glided over the audience. However, though this piece may have sounded easy and laid…

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    ear called the cochlea, which is lined with little hair cells. Sound waves are transmitted by the external ear, through the center ear, to the internal ear. In the internal ear, the sound wave weight moves the hair cells, which then send messages to the mind, through the sensory system, about the sounds heard by the ear. High clamor levels will harm the hair cells in the inward ear and decrease the capacity of the ear to "listen" sounds and transmit the data to the cerebrum. Once the hair cells…

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    Sound is an essential element that encircle our world, information can be gained through listening, which listening is a more advanced sense in that are fundamental to human. According to Helen Keller, hearing is the soul of knowledge and information of a high order. The disable of listening as if detached from the world, sound is also a factor built this nature, as Max Neuhaus mentioned sound has given context to a place. Sound is that important but in the same time too fundamental, the…

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    Concert Review Sample

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    At the concert, I was a perspective listener. The perspective listener is a combination of all of the listener types. A perspective listener enjoys the sound of the music but is also critically aware of how it makes them feel and why and it also makes associations with the music whether it being from a feeling or a memory. Going to the concert I was listening with great concentration, trying to hear every aspect of the piece. I through the concert tried to find meaning and purpose in the music.…

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    Sonic Bodies Summary

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    Sonic Bodies: Reggae Sound Systems, Performance Techniques, and Ways of Knowing, main idea was to open the reader’s mind to the fact that there are several different forms of sound that can be taken into different contexts. He describes how sound effects not only your auditory system, but the other senses as well. Your body becomes a part of the sound such as you can feel the vibrations within your cells from the music or sound. No matter what you do you cannot escape sound. You can try, but if…

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    The Importance Of Noise

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    Noise is defined as “unwanted sound or loud discordant or disagreeable sound or sounds.” (HSA). When “vibrations are transmitted through the air in the form of waves, they strike the ear, these waves produce the sensation of sound” (How Stuff Work). Our ears are divided into three sections each section with its own parts and functions play their part in enabling us to hear a noise or sound. The outer ear collects and carries vibrations (sound) to the middle ear where it is amplified allowing…

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    Although the sounds coming from the implant sound much different than what we hear this enables a person to hear sounds, which they wouldn’t have been able to hear before. Surgery for implantation of cochlear implants involve doctors placing electrodes on the auditory nerve, which helps transmit sound waves into the ear canal. With the surgery, a person is able to become more mainstream and communicate better…

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    Auditory Synthesis Essay

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    within an orchestra. To be able to distinguish the individual sounds and more importantly, the individual superimposed vibrations travelling to the listener, the auditory system, and the architecturally designed environments, have specific methods that allow the listeners ears to hear a reliable impression of what is going on around us, be that musical or simply auditory (Plomp, n.d.). There are factors that can alter the way that sound is heard by the listener in various environments. One main…

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    Many of the symptoms can be common in other learning disabilities such as not being able to understand the teacher in a noisy classroom, following directions, and being able to tell the difference between similar sounding speech sounds. Many children will act as if they do have a hearing loss and will ask for repetition of words in class, have difficultly spelling, reading and understanding verbal cues from their teacher. Yet, children with APD will perform better in areas that…

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    Purpose Of Perception Essay

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    object is, we use perspective to give our point of view on what we are sensing. If we see a bee on a flower, we tend to get scared or freak out because bees aren’t the friendliest. As we all know there are five senses; Vison, Taste, Smell, Touch, and Sound. It only takes a small amount of energy “absolute threshold: the minimal intensity needed to just barley detect a stimulus” (Gilbert 132). Our brain is working hard to keep all your senses in check. If one of these senses aren’t working, this…

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