The Meaning Of My Music : My Love Of Music

I now realise that the Arts, including music, creates opportunities to engage, inspire and enrich our lives. Music making and responding can challenge, provoke responses and enrich our knowledge and understanding of ourselves, our communities and the world.

The novel is able to share how music is of great importance and is able to affect people’s moods and thoughts.

When I was younger, I was in the CCC from 3rd grade to 10th grade. I learned dedication. I was only nine years old when I started singing in the choir once a week for two hours straight. I learned what was expected at a very formal concert.

Music can play a big role in our lives. It can be remembrance of a special times and times in hardships. Music can be a language without words because it’s so powerful and you can see their feelings or emotions in that one song. That can be one way of how we can have connection with another person. It also bring us together like there is a party and everyone just sitting on the couch but when they start to play music, we grab our friends and we start to dance with new people. Music is a big part of people. A song call “Realize” by Calbie cailat play a big part of my life. The tempo of the song is slow and have sad emotion in it. This was when my family just got to America in Charlotte, North Carolina. We cannot speak English at that time but we still enjoy

Since the eighth grade I have been involved in choir in some way. I love it so much and and spent countless hours dedicated to my favorite thing in the world. My favorite part about it was show choir; the singing, the dancing, I was exstatic and always felt like I had found the place where I belong.

As a child I frequently made up little songs, and there seemed to be a constant stream of music in my head. I could see myself in the children she was observing and like them I didn’t have a framework for my experience – it was just my life. Whether it was singing while playing, tapping out some rhythm, singing at the top of my lungs to a favorite song, or goosebumps from hearing “Hall of the Mountain King”, it all felt familiar and warming. It has also made me aware of the musicking I continue to make every day in small ways here and

Music has always been a fundamental part of my life. It sends me on a beautiful journey, full-to-bursting with emotions held within. It is here, within my own thoughts, that I can truly be myself. What music does so masterfully, is its unyielding capability of captivation and wonder. The listener is made to feel so many things at once, that it is all too easy to become lost within a euphoric trance. As one of my greatest passions, I turn to its pleasures time and time again. Whether it be while writing a work of fiction, jogging onward at the brink of dawn, or perhaps in the still night before bed. My love for music in its entirety has only soared as I have grown older and thus, my first symphony experience, is a wonderful memory I will forever hold dear.

Childhood piano, cello and ballet lessons morphed into an offer at seven to join the NYC Opera Children’s Chorus to be in hundreds of choral numbers. Sadly, at age thirteen, puberty curtailed my ability to hit high C’s ordaining the end of my operatic career but by no means my love of music.

Our previous lessons on rhythm and melody could be applied to any musical piece, but tying them to musical expression is critical in understanding the meaning of various pieces. Students can then build on what they’ve learned to interpret what each artist is trying to depict in their songs – i.e. their tone, feelings, etc. towards the subject of the piece. In addition, lesson plans may tie the interpretations of the piece to historical movements or current events ongoing now.

“Life is a series of beautifully composed vignettes, loosely tied together by a string of characters and time,” Mahod Seraji. A beautiful sound, one I never heard flooded the room. Her fingers danced over the keys in a swift, effortless motion, suddenly the music tempo changed from soft to loud in a lively beat. A feeling I can never forget and it was wonder. Music can lead you to imagine scenes in your mind, which only certain composers can evoke. I never listened to something so beautiful and I was in awe. I recall when I was five years old and I went to visit a family friend. When we arrived, her daughter, Shirley was playing the piano.Shirley taught me a song and instantly I was fascinated. I immediately expressed the desire to learn

Starting from a young age, I was surrounded by melodies: hymns from church services, songs on the radio, and tunes drifting from my living room piano. Later, I began to learn instruments of my own. Middle school harbored the experimentation, and high school fostered the refinement. Experiencing music in an ensemble contributed to my diversifying schema of the art. Instrument keys glisten in the stage lights as the band sways to the low thrum of the rich bass strings-- music clothed itself in visual and auditory beauty. Immersing myself in the artistry of music taught me the intricacies it, and the more I extended my abilities, the more I was exposed to this culture. One musical group was still not enough, so I delved into two, playing the clarinet

Music is defined differently for each individual. It is the universal language that speaks to us all, but in different ways. It is one of the few genres that can instantly transport a person back to the past. Music is also an art of sound which expresses ideas, thoughts, and emotions in significant forms through the elements of rhythm, melody, and harmony. It is the design of giving structural form and rhythmic pattern to combinations of sounds produce instrumentally and vocally. To me, music brings a sense of calmness, happiness, and peacefulness. Music is the absolute bread of life because it feeds my soul.

For as long as I can remember, music has driven my mere existence. Though many musicians bring these melodies to others through performance, I combined music with words to share my message. Last spring I had the opportunity to participate in an oratorical contest. I chose to speak about music’s ability to inspire individuals. As I recalled the immense joy that overcomes me when I play cello, I began my search for the reason behind it. While writing my speech, I recalled overcoming past adversity. Each time I struggled, music was my guide. When the competition arrived, I was elated to deliver my speech, but it wasn’t until I stood behind the podium that I understood why. My desire to share my love of music empowered me to help others utilize

Time is a fascinating concept. Time flies. Time is as slow as a molasses. We can be so enthralled in something, whether it is reading a book at a local library, or working on a project, and it feels like it has been going on 10 minutes whereas it has been hours and then we are shocked that time went as fast as it did. There is something that grabs everyone's attention and pulls them into their own world, something that gives them contentment over the amount of time they spent doing that one thing. Music is the thing that captivates me and is what makes me want to learn more about it.

College days are here and right away I’m not loving what would turn out to be the biggest blessing of all; 7:45 AM class every morning. I thought going to college meant pretending to be an adult while on the parent’s dime. Late night partying, girls, girls, and no responsibility. I woke up every morning dreaming I was still asleep with girls, girls and well, girls. The only redeeming quality was that the early class was associated with my music composition major; music theory.