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    2017 For KING & COUNTRY For KING & COUNTRY is the warmhearted contemporary Christian band of brothers, Joel and Luke Smallbone. Born in Sydney, Australia to their father, David Smallbone, who was involved in music, and siblings to Rebecca St. James who was also a contemporary Christian singer/songwriter. The brothers moved to Nashville, Tennessee in 1991 because of their father’s job relocation as a music promoter. During high school, the brothers did background vocals for their sister,…

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    Daniel Bondaczuk

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    Daniel Bondaczuk is a native of Brazil, currently residing in Nashville, Tennessee. His career has been focused on understanding music diversity, pushing boundaries and promoting improbable connections. Owner of a unique set of skills, Daniel is not only an accomplished pianist who toured his home country accompanying, among others, the singers Cauby Peixoto and Angela Maria from 2011 to 2014, but also a talented arranger, composer, producer and recording engineer, having achieved some degree of…

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    Hans Christian Andersen, an author and pianist, said, “Where words fail, music speaks.” ("Hans Christian Andersen Quotes" 2006). Through research, it is apparent that this quote is a reflection of each composer’s personality. Piano composers have changed dramatically through the ages. Each composer has their own style of music which varies with the time period. Composers from different musical eras show how musical compositions have changed throughout the years. George Frideric Handel, composer…

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    hop. For example, there is Christian hip hop. Christian hip hop is a form of art where artist encourages positivity through their music without using explicit language or behavior. It is one of the rawest forms of art. It then gives youth the opportunity to hear the same nice beats but the raps are encouraging positive lifestyle, letting children know that it is okay to stand out and not follow the negative crowd. One of the most top selling genres f music is Christian hip…

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    Church Music In Brazil

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    11) The Contemporary Brazilian Christian Music and its Current Baptist Identity. 12) Biblical, Theological and Liturgical foundations. a) Two philosophies of worship shaped the development of church music in the United States and consequently also in Brazil. I- regulative principle II-normative principle. 13) a total of eighty-two hymns in the HCC were composed…

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    Jehoshaphat Research Paper

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    threshing spices with sticks. Similarly today, music is crafted and refined with precision outside the Church in the world. The world, not the church, is the leading authority on music. Like Solomon, the Church must humbly assume the world's expertise, consume its product, and then discard it as soon as it fails to serve God's holy and expansive purpose. "Assume, consume, and destroy" sums up the biblical paradigm for the use of music in Christian worship. Music must point vertically toward God,…

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    Public Voice Music plays an active role in our life. It can make us joyful and can bring dramatic change in our mood. We want to listen to music in any situation whether we are happy or sad. Musicians are highly influential in society in a way that they unite people of same generation regardless of culture, language, ethnicity, and religion. Teddy Afro, a brilliant Ethiopian pop star alive today, can be a very good example of this who united Ethiopians who have different political views,…

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    Bach's Music

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    He was a devout christian, he wished that his all music could serve the God and also most of his works are religious music. The biggest achievement of Bach was that he developed the polyphonic music, in his area, he stranded the highest level position. To compare with Bach with Mozart and Beethoven, Mozart is like a happiness of the God, Beethoven is like the God’s powerful, but Bach is language of the God. In personal opinion, Bach’s music is more connotative and complex. Bach had composed 228…

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    Bodily Movement Analysis

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    Bodily Movement: The movement within the service was smoothly done. I will acknowledge that there was a great deal happening during the service that required movement. The children’s dance set the tone for the movement to come. I did appreciate that the Rev. Kletzing entered via the center aisle rather from somewhere in the back of the church. The passing of the peace is always a nice opportunity for the people to greet one another. I am of two minds though, is it a nice break for the…

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    each of these factors play a major role in how and using what genre music was composed. Other than such facts, a persons’ surrounding, companions, to be exact, have an immense impact on an individual. One of the greatest resemblance of different life experience in music were Ludwig van Beethoven’s compositions. Living in a period in History that brought forth many loses, composers were able to speak to people through their music. One of the greatest…

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