Similarities Between Modern And Modern Music

as lyrics, melody, tempo, rhythm and even pitch. Over the centuries, humans have made music

The immersion into two different styles of music was very exciting. I enjoyed each of the concerts due to the sheer diversity I experienced. The Beyoncé concert was, of course, more familiar to me. The energetic performance and dancing by Beyoncé and her troop of dancers were particularly captivating which an actual trademark of Beyoncé concerts. The concert featured her performing a couple of singles which varied slightly in style too. The concert is a perfect illustration of modern pop music. The concert by the Croatian Baroque Ensemble was different. I am not an enthusiast of classical music so it was nice for a change. The performance featured a group of performers clad in black. There was virtually no movement around the stage and the

Some believe that about 30,000 to 60,000 years ago, music was first discovered. The love of a song back then could only be heard live or if you learned to play it yourself. Since then, there have been many inventions for you to listen to your favorite genres, songs, and artists anytime you like.

Music is remarkable for its special nature, which it is heritability. Music itselfs does not only give all music notes but innovation and inspiration from

Music has evolved too many different forms that we recognize today. We trace this development throughout time. Beginning in the middle ages, we have seen advancement from the Gregorian chant all the way to the Jazz of the 20th century. The current events, politics, religion, technology and composers can shape musical eras during time. Here I will look at the middle ages, renaissance, baroque, classical, romantic and twentieth century periods. I hope that a better understanding can be reached to why, when, where and who are the reasons for musical evolution.

Throughout the many years of time, music has been associated with the lives of humans. Ranging from the oldest recorded music in 1888, The Lost Chord, to Motherese, or the way that mothers “sing” to their babies to communicate to them, to our modern music of radio stations blaring our favourite song while we drive from place to place. Music has found its place within human lives, intertwining its existence with ours. Incredibly enough, humans have found a way to harness music with our very hands and create elegant melodies from tools. Beginning with instruments that look like a guitar, instruments that look like a flute and instruments that look like a drum, we began making controlled music with rhythms and harmonies. As years passed and civilization began to grow, musicians came to be. These ancient musicians played music for others on the instruments that they would make and performed for many.

Humans have likely been listening to music since the first caveman banged two rocks, or two sticks, together to create sounds, not that would have sounded great, but some of us pay hundreds to go listen to another person sing, or play popular instruments. The popularity of the

Music has probably been around since the beginning of times. Before instruments, sounds were considered music. People started to make instruments, which mimic nature’s sounds.

Music can come from natural resources, as well as man made instruments. All around us, everyday, are sounds called music. Rain can produce a pattern on a roof that can be called music, although there are not sets of notes or pitches for rain. Leaves rustling in the wind can conjure up in the mind's eye some sort of reed instrument. Wind itself sounds like a beautiful whistle of some sort. Even water has a kind of rhyme that fits the quota for music. Even footsteps can be called musical. Music itself can be considered subjective. For some, music can be the beautiful Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven. For others, it could be the bizarre Einstein on the Beach by Philip Glass. So it is no surprise that the changes in musical tastes various so much

Over decades and the different civilizations all over the world, humans have had to adapt to their surroundings. Humans have had to create and think of different ideas to overcome obstacles that came along. Throughout civilizations, humans have created music for many different reasons. I believe music helped humans get through tough times and used music for numerous different reasoning’s.

The foundation of music development from 700-1450 CE starts with the creation of the Gregorian chant in Europe in approximately 600 CE, credited to be created by Pope Gregory the first of the roman catholic church. Monks would

Music has been known to exist before 4,000 years before the common era in Egypt (The

Throughout history Rome and Italy in general has been the center of many innovations in the music scene, whether it was the advent of classical Opera and symphonies, to the innovations in understanding harmonies, music has always been a major part of the lives of those who call Rome home. Music in Roman society helped them stand out from the rest of the world. In the classical period Romans thought themselves of higher class than the “Barbarians” of the world due in part to their music. Music also played a large role in politics and individuality of Rome, helping contribute to ideas and thoughts of many Emperors throughout history. Even today Romans use their music to set themselves apart from the rest of the world and keep their roots close

Music originates from all over the world since the beginning of time. Complex or simple, fast or slow, loud or soft. It’s what you feel. It could be your method of escape or keeping you living. Music is love. Music is passion. Music is unity. Music is emotion. Music is belief. Music is beauty. Music is life. Music is perfection. Music is imperfection. Music is peace. “Through music we can live forever.”

Music from all over the world presents a range of musical theories. Some of these are documented in writing whilst others are transmitted orally. Discuss and give examples with reference to both Western and non-Western music.