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    During the civil war, John William “Blind” Boone was black and born in Miami, Missouri, May 17, 1864. Because of his brain fever, he was forced to remove his eyes. He was almost blind from birth and that was a way he named as “blind” Boone. Regardless of poverty, disability, and racism, he became a well-known composer and musician. Also, it is worth finding his valuable characteristics and understanding how his musical inspiration affected American popular music. Despite his blindness, he had…

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    American composer of all time. Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York in 1900 he was a man before his time. Copland would compose numerous pieces of music that would reflect American Culture and American History. His more famous works would incorporate jazz, which is a music that is created in America, and…

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    Bastrop Casino History

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    After independence from Mexico and annexation by the United States, Bastrop County was no longer the ragged edge of the wild frontier. Above all, the railroads brought increased prosperity and culture to Bastrop as they did to most locations across the nation. Troupes of players, singers, and dancers followed the rails from location to location on a performance circuit. Some, like the King and the Duke in Mark Twain's The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, did not follow a specific circuit or…

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    Azesu Analysis

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    held in the California Jazz Conservatory. Azesu is comprised by Grammy winners David Pinto on bass, Omar Ledezma on percussion, Sheldon Brown on reeds, Alan Hall on drums and Jonathan Alford on piano. They plays songs from the Latin American Songbook and originals which represent the diverse musical heritage of its members. Featuring the vocals of Maria Marquez and Omar Ledezma, Azesu is a true hybrid group combining the rhythms of the Caribbean and South America with a jazz sensibility. Most…

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    With the rise of popular stars such as Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift, many people think that country music is a new genre. The truth is that country has a long standing tradition in American music, going all the way back to the 1930's. The history of this music is important to understand if someone is curious about how it has become such an immensely popular genre today. When country music first hit the popular music scene in the 1930's, it was in a form known as honky tonk music. The genre…

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    History Of Motown Music

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    Motown Music - The Persevering Legend Motown Music is presumably the most conspicuous record name on the planet. You can't consider Motown when you hear an R&B or soul tune on the radio. Truth be told, it can most likely be consistent with say that you will discover a Motown record in anybody's Compact disc accumulation some place. The continuing legend of soul and R&B is astonishing to consider. So much good music has been discharged on the mark that it is practically overwhelming to consider.…

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    Beethoven Who Is Great

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    emotion and soul that other composers could not compete with in their music. Duke Ellington was a jazz composer from Washington D.C. He is known for taking…

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    brain. Music has the ability to change our feelings. In this research paper I will discuss the different types of genres of music that have an effect on our emotions. Our fist genre is Jazz. Jazz music originated for New Orleans in the 20th century. Many people say that chaos is an emotion associated with Jazz. This is because of making music…

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    Toni Morrison Jazz Essay

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    Jazz by Toni Morrison is set during the Harlem Renaissance, an era in which music, specifically Jazz music, was generating popularity, as well as controversy. Morrison incorporates the importance of music throughout the book in many ways, including, the style in which the narrator tells the story, for example, how characters were introduced and the way certain scenes were explained, as well as the language used. Although the structure of the novel is significant in understanding the role of jazz…

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    The book that I read was called “Ghost in the Guitar” by Paul Shipton. It was first published in 2000. The main characters of this book were Katy and her boyfriend Tom. They both wanted to be famous. They had a band with their friends, and the name of the band was Steel City. At the beginning, Katy and her boyfriend Tom played pop music with their friend in a band they called Steel City. Katy played electric piano and wrote some their songs, and Tom was a guitarist. Aruna played bass guitar in…

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