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    Film music is used to accompany the story line of a film and helps to create the world of the film in a sonic sense that will affect the viewer subconsciously. It is a defining element in the ambience of a film’s atmosphere, capable of turning a situation from sedentary to tense in a single chord change. It provides a sonic narrative of the plot development, normally moving to different themes and suites for different scenes. People can hear a melody or a movement from their favourite film and…

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    Aaron Copland was the leading innovator in American music. He was one of the maximum valued yet respected musicians of the twentieth century. Aaron Copland was a marvelous inspiration to aid American musicians detach from the ‘European’ music style. Twentieth century Americanism was revealed in the tunes made by Aaron Copland; therefore, he was perceived as America’s supreme composer. Born a son of jewish immigrants, as well as being the youngest of the children, Aaron, grew up above his…

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    Adolescent Development For the past few months, I have had the privilege to work with a program called Arts without Boundaries (AWB); where the kids get free music lessons and the college students get free teaching experience. I learned a lot about myself, teaching, and about adolescent development and learning. Socio-Emotional When fifth and sixth graders first choose an instrument to play for band or orchestra, there are many different factors. Some factors that influence the decision include:…

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    autobiography that there is much more to music than just a simple form of entertainment (Dylan, 2004). An actual culture exists within each genre or scene of music. Minnesota is a very culturally rich state in the Midwest region, and the Twin City area is no exception. In class we just barely touched on music and the culture surrounding hip-hop, however, we did not talk about how music can really influence more than just a neighborhood. Minneapolis has a very prominent music scene in the…

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    I have developed my vocal and performance technique immensely and I also have become fascinated with all of the details in music theory. These intricacies are what completely immerse me into the music and what drive my intense focus of study on the craft. This is the major change I experienced from when I first began to now. At first, I just thought that singing only had to be something that was pretty, but now…

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    feel like you are unstoppable? Is there a tune that pumps you up so much, that you believe you could run for miles? The article “The Music of Power: Perceptual and Behavioral Consequences of Powerful Music” discusses experiments that were performed in order to determine if there is a direct correlation with music and a sense of power. With the suggestion that music has the ability to influence the human mind researchers decide to dive into a more specific area of study. In a series of five…

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    When it comes to the technical aspects of Dr. Strangelove, no two are more important than the sound/music and the framing. The music and sound included in the film play an incredibly important role in guiding the audience from scene to scene and signaling shifts in mood as well as increases/decreases in tension. For example, each time that Major Kong and his men on the B-52 are reintroduced, the patriotic theme (the tune of which is a play on When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again) aptly named…

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    book completely, comes pretty late during the analysis. “Music may be the activity that prepared our pre-human ancestors for speech communication and for the very cognitive, representational flexibility necessary to become humans.” (Daniel J. Levitin, 260.) This quote pretty much expresses the full meaning of this book, which is to explain the innate importance and development of music. This quote is received when the argument about how music has evolved humans, is brought up. Along with other…

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    This Is Your Brain On Music is a book written by Daniel J. Levitin. Levitin, born on December 27, 1957, is an accredited author that has not only written this book but also other famous novels such as, The World in Six Songs and the Organized Mind. Levitin has education from music cognition, cognitive neuroscience of music, and cognitive psychology. Based on this, Levitin is well researched and as a result, readers are persuaded to believe his information when he presents them in each novel,…

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    studied the bands, what kind of music they played and what they sounded like. Very few of them became favorites, as I am very picky the kind of music I listen to. I was scared because I was still fairly new to this, but by the end of the night I wasn’t scared…

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