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    Giuseppe Fortunio Francescp Verdi was a Italian composer in the 19th century, he was known as one of the most influential composers in the 19th century. Giuseppe was born to Luigia Uttini and Carlo Giuseppe Verdi in Le Roncole Italy in the parm region of Italy. Since days were often considered to begin at sunset, this could have meant he was born on October 9th or 10th of 1813 accordingly to La Traviata Education Materials. One day after Giuseppe was brought until the world he was baptized in a…

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    Authenticity in music is a very important subject. Authenticity is something well sought after, for it gives the author credit for staying true to tradition and culture. However, with the constant change of culture, keeping authenticity in music becomes more and more challenging. Music composers struggle between keeping up with the times and not deviating too much from what is expected of them. In this paper, I wish to focus on what makes mariachi music in Santa Barbara authentic traditional…

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    DJ, curator, author, and educator. He curates and develops electronic music and art festivals and events. He has also won many awards including the American Composer Forum- MECA award. He also develops music production, composition, and sound design curricula for Dubspot in New York City and the Institute of Production and Recording in Minneapolis. He is also the owner of the Slam Academy that students take the electronic music training. James Patrick started the article with the Charlie…

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    Music education in the United States is in dire need of financial support. All over the country, music programs are being cut, teachers are being laid off, and thousands of children are being robbed of the opportunity to participate in group music making within their schools. Despite countless studies proving the benefits of exposing students to music education, funding for these programs take the backseat to the perceived importance of STEM education. All areas of education are important, but…

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    October 2015 Abstract Music has been known to affect people throughout their life. Whether it be instrumental or lyrical, both listening to and making music can have profound impacts on development. Music helps infants and children in manners of comfort and learning. As adolescence, music is a key for developing identity and emotional stability. Even as adults, music continues to guide psychological development through relationships. As people grow old, music proves to be key in…

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    In the poem, “Beethoven”, Shane Koyczan makes the point that the best way “to know the man” is to listen to his music. He brings Beethoven’s story to life by using a variety of literary devices. The poet goes into detail by using imagery, diction, metaphor, and allusion to show the life of Beethoven and the effect his music had on others. Koyczan explains the conflict and abuse in Beethoven’s life by using different poetic devices. In the beginning, his choice of words suggests abuse. In the…

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    pleasurable responses to music correlate with activity in brain regions implicated in reward and emotion, Blood and Zatorre used positron emission tomography to study the neural mechanisms. Results involved changes in heart rate, electromyogram, and respiration. Increase and decrease were detected in the brain regions involving in reward, motivation, emotion, and arousal. Similarly Alluri and colleagues in From Vivaldi to Beatles and back, predicts the brain activity in music listening…

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    It is stated that music is a known additive to help students be better students and increase their average intelligence, but not just intelligence. Their ability to retain and stay focused, like J.J. Watt Most focused and feared football player. I believe that this a true matter, I believe that the effect that classical music plays on the brain is highly worth and truth. I haven't personally tried the experiment to see if it would affect me as it seems as though it be a long and time consuming…

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    My Inspiring Song Music. The one aspect of life that can change my bad mood into a good one. The one thing that can make my world stop in from spinning out of control when stress is trying to take over. The one simple song can bring back a million memories of a lifetime within a few seconds. Music helps many people overcome the challenges they face whether they are big or small encounters. There have been many songs that have impacted my life; these songs vary from the rap songs my friends and…

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    Lang/Comp; Per. 2 8/9/17 Why I Love Bass Back in time when I was in the 4th grade, I picked up a violin for the very first time. That was the day I joined the elementary school orchestra, and learned how amazing it is to be able to play and create music. When I made it to the 8th grade, however, my instrument of choice changed from violin to bass, which did not particularly excite my mother. “You’re doing so well with violin,” she said, “why would you ever want to change that? You’ll get much…

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