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    alters vocal pitches and along with intents to make them sound better essentially. It is literally found everywhere in all types of music. Real singers are a commodity in today's industry due to the overuse of autotune. In the history of singing western society solo vocal performances has continued to rise from unlikely causes such as auto tune. Similar to most arts music is no different. Composers and singers have always break the mold to find the next big thing that may come along regardless…

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    Cougar Band and St. Pius the X Life Teen program. I have actually participated in the St. Thomas More Band Program since the eighth grade where I continue to be a member of the flute section. I first participated in the Life Teen Program, Edge as a seventh grader and I have remained an active member of the high school program. Both band and Life Teen have helped me grow spiritually, improve as a musician, and engage in community activities. While these two programs have proven to be fun and…

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    An after-school music program for students with emotional and behavioral disorders (EBD) will greatly benefit them emotionally, socially, and academically. In fact, Chong and Kim (2010) stated participation in after-school programs has led to reduced negative behaviors like substance abuse, dropping out of school, and juvenile delinquency often linked to the absence of parental supervision. These negative behaviors tend to be found in older EBD students, however, they can be deterred by…

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    Since 1924 and 1937, music educators and advocates have diligently planned, designed, and implemented music education in schools and communities for all ages. PMs who chose healthy lifestyles through the life course enjoy community music ensembles to maintain physical skills (Saarikallio & Erkkila, 2007), fine motor skills (Bruhn & Schroter, 2009), and increased brain grey matter…

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    Friedrich Nietzsche once said “Without music, life would be a mistake.” Any student taking music classes at school will attest that this assertion is a fact of life. Music has become the highlight of many students’ educations, but with the current scarcity school funding, music programs are often the first to go. The article “The Importance of Music Education” This article was published in March 2015 on a website by the name of The Humanist. The author of the article, Alexis Kalivretenos, is a…

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    Music means something different for everyone, but for me, it means life. As my classmates and I entered high school, we all found a niche-- a group of people like us who made us feel like we belonged, and for me that group was band. Joining band my freshman year, especially marching band provided me with a group of friends and a comfortable place to be myself. I never went through the awkward first day of school looking for someone to sit by because I entered high school with more than forty…

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    square, check the tickets, and order the cab. David Geffen Hall at Lincoln center to experience New York Philharmonic. Thursday, April 7 by half past seven all classical music lovers in a hurry toward to classical music concert of Beethoven and Strauss. The audience is exciting about this evening, and it is foreseeing, program for today is big. It includes Strauss “Oboe Concerto” and Beethoven “Symphony No 6, Pastoral”. Approached the venue I noticed how the audience was fully prepared for…

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    Victor Hugo once said "music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent." The ability to play an instrument is such a beautiful outlet to get emotions out and to let your creative juices flow. Music is such a huge factor in many people 's life, and the happiness it bring, should be spread to as many people as possible. It lets people express themselves as freely as they can; there are no limitations to what they can play. Who is better to give to than our…

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    and observations have documented numerous times that music has mental, psychological, physical, and intellectual benefits to those who listen and participate in it but, it is still considered an auxiliary or luxury rather than a necessity. Many school systems in America have dismal or non-existent music programs because of the lack of importance and funding allotted for music programs. Hospitals and clinics do not have funding allotted for music therapy for its patients and clients because of…

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    The musical arts program is typically viewed as a collection of groups, usually band, chorus, and strings whom’s members are classified as any synonym for weird. The musical arts are seen as a waste of money and time that could be spent obtaining a “proper” education. Although some unfortunately view the musical arts in this way, those involved in the program get to make memorable moments with a second family. Musical arts programs across the nation allow and help students to be creative,…

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