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    School Music Programs

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    high school sporting event, or music performance, budgeting doesn't really come to mind. But the money it takes to run one of those events is huge, and one of the programs listed don't receive enough money to sit comfortably. In most schools, music programs are pushed to the back, while other programs receive the attention they need. Schools should increase funding for music programs because studying music helps students in an academic environment, the expenses behind running a band program are huge, and the arts allow students to express themselves in what is normally a conformative environment. To better understand why school music programs deserve increased funding, one must consider the opposition. Many people…

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    Travis Harrison Mrs. Miller Senior English 13 December 2015 The Effects of Music Programs in Schools Why do we have music programs in schools? What are the benefits? Do they outweigh the costs? Many people see music as something that is unnecessary in public schools. They don’t see why students should participate in the fine arts. Music programs are rapidly disappearing across the country as those who can’t understand their importance attack them as costly waste of time. "Art does not solve…

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    between absolute music and program music have lasted for a long time. Although many people try to state their position in these two types of music, there is no certain answer for both types of music. In general, Absolute music can be defined as music for music’s sake and there is no narrative. Program music can be defined as music has a narrative with an attached program. Both kinds of music have their unique characterizes. Some theorists argue that there is no “absolute” music truly exist…

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    Absolute vs. Program Music Paper I honestly believe both sides have good points, but I like absolute music more. Think about it if you have program music that voices only instruments and lacks imagination or inspiration. This kind of music also most times just sounds like instruments playing which is drab. On the other hand, you have absolute music which often uses tonal colors of musical instruments to imitate sounds. These sounds can often be of everyday things or noises you would hear. For…

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    Music Programs have been part of most schools for years, increasing the cost per student because of its expenses. Children should have a choice in taking these programs because its their future. After all, music programs increase expenses, increase off-task time for students in and out of the classroom and increase stress. All these consequences possibly overcome the virtues of having a musical program in schools. First of all, all the musical equipment doesn't come out of the sky, it must be…

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    comes to funding school programs and cutting other programs people should not be so quick to cut the music program. While groups of people may ask why we should fund one of the more expensive programs. There are other ways of getting the money that is needed for programs rather than just cutting the program itself. The schools always have the capability to get a sponsor. There is a school in the Anaheim district of California. That is trying to rebuild their music program that had been…

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    Budget Cuts

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    the art and music programs. This execution of art and music unequally funds other programs, diminishes chances or students to be creative and have their own sense of individuality, tarnishes exposure…

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    Percussion Band Analysis

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    several months. As Tyler and Patrick are graduating, and rumors of Harley, Ana, and Chase not participating in the program circulate, it is evident that we are going to have a shortage of percussionists in the marching band when we want to further expand the roster. Because of this, I do not feel comfortable in influencing your decision of my placement in the percussion section of the 2018-19 WHS Marching Cadets. I learned a lot from you and B.T.G. throughout my time both in high school and in…

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    One of the hardest working groups on the Chino Hills High School campus is definitely our Husky Drumline. It is hard to find a group on campus that has more accolades than these Huskies. For the last few years, Drumline has gone to Dayton, Ohio to compete for the title of World Champions. Every year without fail, these Huskies have scored high and made Chino Hills High School proud. This year was no different. Drumline went above and beyond this year to make sure that this performance would be…

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    Those who seek action within their communities are typically motivated by core values that they hold. These core values may range anywhere from spiritual foundations to social justice. Relative to the Corner, the members of the inner-city neighborhood are likely to share a number of core values, including ones that relate to the justice system and the skewed government assistance programs. The people who are members of the Corner have all at some point experienced extreme difficulty in receiving…

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