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    Music is the essential, universal language. It expresses emotion, a story, and records a generation in history. In the classical and baroque era, music was written to tell a story and emphasize the emotion within that story. Music still tells stories today; movies, games, and regular songs tell stories with emphasized emotions. Games require music to set the mood and energy for specific scenarios. One such game series is the Final Fantasy series. This game series is classified as a role-playing…

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    Personal Narrative

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    I had never been so nervous. My hands were trembling and my breathing was sporadic. The lights were dimmed. The church pews were filled with shuffling feet and hushed voices. My choir director motioned me forward to the microphone. I peered over the crowd in front of me and then the manuscript in my hands. It had been four months in preparation for this night; four months wrestling with writer’s muse and competing with time’s arrow. As my choir director introduced me to the audience, I knew that…

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    Though it may be the simplest question in the world for others, being asked where I’m from is an inquiry I’ve always found hard to answer. At least if I was asked where I was born, I could say Kathmandu, Nepal. Having grown up as an American citizen in Asia, I have never been able to answer the dreaded “where are you from?” Though many people equate a life overseas to wealth, my parents moved to Asia under idealistic obligation, not business opportunity. We lived on the stipend of a…

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    the interplay of major and minor modes, the pastoral melody, the changing meter, the application of chromatic chord progression, and the complexity of the form. The oratorio lacks the substantial aspect of the Kuchka Russian style, which is the avoidance of a dominant function, though it occurs only in part of the song no. 2 that is in the C# Aeolian mode, in which the v-i progression ends the section (fig. 20), and in the song no. 7 that ends with a…

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    Through improvisation and virtuosic playing, musicians were able to combine both traditional melodic phrases and new chord progressions that led to the emergence of jazz music. Bebop and cool jazz incorporated fast tempos from African American cultures with European harmonies in order to create new music, representing the existing ethnic diversity in the US. The sociocultural environment of Harlem allowed for African American musicians to gather and produce bebop music by drawing from their folk…

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    written in traditional 5-note technique (pentatonic scale) and uses many Chinese melodies, chord structures and patterns. This gives a distinctive “Chinese” sound, though it uses tonal harmonies. Music techniques in classical music, such as variations or cyclical forms, do not appear out of place in the Buttefly Lovers Violin Concerto. In the section of Zhu’s resistance to arriage, there is syncopated chords and agitated rhythm from Chinese traditional instruments mix together, conveying stress…

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    History Of Jazz Music

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    • 1890’s - Ragtime o West African (folk music/rhythms) European influence • African slaves went to America however at first their style of dance wasn’t received well. Some of the slaves later on went to Europe where their dancing was recognized. African jazz with European influences then made its way back to America. African Slaves→America→Europe Jazz→ Europe→America • Ragtime • Syncopated rhythms (marches, waltzes, other classic rhythms…) o Tommy Turpin (piano) Harlem Rag → the first…

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    Artificial Intelligence - is one of the huge potential and popular topics in the world of technology nowadays. Our technology developed time by time, A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) covered in serval domains the and we can find it in everywhere such as languages, arts, sciences, network medical and traffics etc. No matter where you go, you will discover it is always beside you. A.I., enhance our quality of life attempt sand it is undoubtedly a break though in our world. What is Artificial…

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    arrangements there are parallels. Simone’s recording had a foundation of punchy and heavy diatonic chord progressions played by brass with a subtly drone in the background played by the strings. Brass plays the same repeated descending scale over and over. This is mirrored in Muse’s recording where the drum gives the punchy heavy beats and the guitar plays the drone and the same descending scale progressions. The meter of the song is a compound time (6/8), however both covers incorporated…

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    After Keiler examines Bernstein’s logical fallacies, he dismantles Bernstein’s claims of the harmonic series as basis for all music. He writes that even the “simple diatonic scale requires…gross adjustment” (Keiler, 208). This is indeed true, with the fourth being 29 cents flat, the third 14 cents flat, and the seventh 12 cents flat (as compared to equal temperament tuning). Keiler also says the diatonic scale reaches into the outermost limits of the harmonic series. This is again factual, since…

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