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    Andrew Hozier Significance

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    RnB influences. According to Ehrlich’s (2014) interview from MTV with Hozier, Hozier’s exposure as a child to blues music through his father, a drummer in a blues band, as well as his love for rhythm and blues, featured in the music produced by Stevie Wonder and rock musician Sting, caused him to have an appreciation for these two genres (Ehrlich, 2014). It is apparent through his album From Eden that rock ‘n’ roll and RnB music play an…

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    Rock and Roll in Cleveland The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a famous museum that is located in Cleveland, Ohio. This museum teaches, engages, and inspires through the power of rock and roll. The museum was opened to celebrate rock music because it became so popular in the 1950s. People pass the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland every day without knowing it is an important historical landmark in Ohio. In the polls, Cleveland was ranked first for where the Hall of Fame museum should be…

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    Introduction For many centuries, the theory that music can induce and express emotion within a person has been researched and examined with musicologists discovering that it is capable of having a convincing impact on emotional processes (Brooks, 2015). With regard to such theories, this research paper will attempt to provide further contextual information around the potential effects of music variables on physical performance in both professional and recreational athletes. Costas I.…

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    Temperton wrote such hits as "Thriller," "Rock with You," and "Boogie Nights." But even disco had songs that were layered with great harmonies and robust horn parts. Temperton's ability to craft a song with funk and soul earned him comparisons to Stevie Wonder. Temperton grew up on the northeast coast of England. He said he went to sleep listening to Radio Luxembourg, when his father put a radio in his crib. After school…

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    magnificently play the guitars as if it's a body part. Currently, James Morrison is signed up with Universal Republic until this very date and credits his love for music to equally known artists such as Otis Redding, Van Morrison, Al Green and Stevie Wonder. As of the moment, James Morrison has released three studio albums which are Undiscovered (2006), Songs For You, Truths For Me (2008) and The Awakening (2011). Fans of Morrison should rejoice as the talented singer is now working on his…

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    Stevie Wonder expressed, “What I'm not confused about is the world needing much more love, no hate, no prejudice, no bigotry and more unity, peace and understanding. Period” (BrainyQuote). Prejudice has been with America since the beginning. Prejudice not only comes in the form of bias of specific skin colors, but also in mental illness, gender, and success (just to name a few others). Predisposition influences relationships, what next generations are taught to believe, and how people live in…

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    African American Music came about during the time of slavery in America. Africans from many different ethnicities and nationalities built their religious and secular rituals, festivals, and social gatherings on the foundation of song, dances, and rhythms they invented to cope with the New World realities. During the slavery era, enslaved African American became the musicians of choice for white and black celebrations because they were recognized as the best “musicians” around. Enslaved Africans…

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    Music Personal Statement

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    Stevie Wonder said, "Music is a World within itself, with a language we all understand. In the beginning, God created the Heavens and the earth. No one ever explains why. People speculate and come to reasonable conclusions about it, but in the book of Genesis, this mystery is never explained. I think that creating is just incredible, especially being able to create the world. I believe through music I am able to create a world for people to live in, orchestrate emotions for them to experience,…

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    Jazz And Swing Music

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    Music has always had a huge impact on life. Music is inspiring, music can bring people together, music is constantly changing, and there are thousands of types for anyone to listen to. Music is and always will be here and is constantly changing, people producing and creating new styles of it. A certain genre of music has never been dominate, it mostly spread out. There are times in history where very specific eras have increased the popularity of some genres. Different eras have different styles…

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    “Sonny’s Blues” “Music is a world within itself, it is a language we can all understand.” - Stevie Wonder James Baldwin avowed that “It is only in his music… that the negro in America has been able to tell his story,” and music of various kinds features prominently in “Sonny’s Blues.” The story’s title evidently promotes blues music, however the story itself strongly suggests the essence of jazz music. In the title, “Sonny’s Blues”, the blues are not only the genre of music that is mentioned…

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