The Music Of Music Today

During the renaissance, Europe went through many changes politically, socially, and psychologically. Most of this change was due to the reformation of the church, and the humanist movement. The humanist movement focuses on revisiting Greek ideas, and the church supported these thinkers, artists, and musicians (Oxford). The church slowly became morphed with politics, to the point where the church was also the law. Different churches wanted to attract new patrons, so they tried to impress others through the use of art and music, and no longer just their words.

How has music changed over the decades honestly? I mean now we have rap andhip & hop, what happened to the smooth and classical music from the 70’s. Today’s music hastook over the children’s minds and a lot of other people's minds also.i honestly like country, yes ilisten to one rap song and that is jumpman i love that song , but i listen to more country than i dorap honestly. Like for instance, how many kids listen to rap? A few of you, how many peoplelisten to country and the other types of music? Not a whole bunch, see rap and hip hop has takenover. Mrs. sagehorn for example she don't listen to rap or hip hop she listens to classical andsmooth music. Whatever you guys listen to is not my business but if you want to listen to thatupbeat music

"I love Rock & Roll. So, put another dime in the jukebox baby.” - (Joan Jett). "Still like that old time Rock & Roll. That kind of music just soothes the soul, I reminisce about the days of old, with that old time Rock & Roll.” - (Bob Segar). “You show us everything you 've got. You keep on dancin ' and the room gets hot. You drive us wild, we 'll drive you crazy.” – (KISS).

Have you ever imagined what would our life look like if music never existed? Perhaps

This concert consisted of four pieces, all played by two musicians: one on piano and the other on viola. Four pieces were included in this concert. They varied significantly in terms of their historical era, their style, their composition, and the overall feel. The first piece was by Ludwig van Beethoven. It was Beethoven's 7 Variations on 'Bei M채nnern, welche Liebe f체hlen', which is "For Men Who Feel Love" from Mozart's "The Magic Flute." The second piece was a Sonata in G-minor Op.19, which was written originally for cello and piano. It was by Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873-1943). It was arranged and the cello part changed to fit the viola by Jeffrey Showell. The third piece was Sonata No.2 in D-Major by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). It was originally written for viola da gamaba. E. Nauman edited this piece for the concert. Finally, we heard what was originally written for an orchestra: Concerto for viola and piano by William Walton (1902-1983). Although the same two instruments played four different pieces, they each sounded completely unique.

Everyday I have the blues- This song started off as an upbeat. The rhythm makes me want to get up and dance.

Over the decades, music has evolved; from the classics to today’s contemporary music. In the 1960’s it was all about The Beatles, 1970’s was about Pink Floyd, 1980’s was about the king of pop: Michael Jackson, Nirvana in the 1990’s, and Green Day in the 2000’s. However today’s artists are completely different from the previous generations in terms of composition and quality.

You 've decided that you want to make music and become the next Will-i-am, P Diddy or LMFAO. Fantastic! There is no better time to start learning to produce and here 's why:

This paper is meant to cover is meant to cover the Sociology of Music. Ever since the 5th grade, music has been one of the channels I've used to express myself and relate myself to. I regularly listen to music in most all occasions such as: in the car, walking to class, in the shower, in the morning, and most of my leisure. Personally, I don’t have a kind of genre that I prefer and I listen to most genres from Country to Jazz and Underground Rap. I'm always open to listen to other peoples music to help create a wider variety in the music I listen to. Taking into consideration of the impact that music holds in my life, I feel propelled to start a sociological study on people's interest in music from a sociological aspect.

One of the defended aspect of music, is how versatile this art can be, meaning that music can be expressed with different interpretations. Music has many genera’s, which makes this form of art so appealing to many people, because not everyone listen to the same sounds and rhythm. There are varies songs that truly appeals to me, for many reasons. My top five songs are as follows: Riding Solo by Hippie Sabotage, One Love by Bob Marely, Can’t Hold Us by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, Boom by Major Lazer and finally Juicy by The Notorious BIG. Being from Jamaica, has had a huge impact of my choice of music I listen to. I listen to reggae, hip-hop, rap and r&b. I choose these songs because they have helped shape who I am today. Major Lazer and Bob

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In today’s digital age, the record industry is booming and in 2014 alone recorded music generated almost 15 billion dollars, ("Global Recorded Music Sales Totalled US $15 billion in 2014.") and now, more than ever is the best time to capitalize on it. Due to the increased value of music and money that is being brought in from such artists as Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber, and Kanye West music is becoming a money making game.There are many start up indie labels that are capitalizing on local music scenes all around the world. By doing this they earn money, as well as promoting originality and exposing music that should be heard by the masses. Because the DIY music scene is booming, with places such as Brooklyn, LA, Philly and Austin all on the rise, now is a great time to promote, record and expose tomorrow 's future stars. For me and my label, Basement Tapes Records, I am going to create a record label that is different than the rest. I will only sign and promote unknown artists who have the potential to be great. I plan keeping everything “in-house” that includes, production, promotion, revenue, and having producers that only work for my label. By doing all of these things I feel as though I can build Basement Tapes Records, to be a successful, money making, label.

Even without any musical experience, there are certain chord progressions, or series of notes that we can expect to determine what the next note or chord will be. For instance, in the music section of my Perceiving the Performing Arts class, our Professor made the class, consisting of musicians and non-musicians, sing the next chord that he was going to play and we all successfully did. Just like with language, in a simple sentence we can assume the next word. Like in this sentence “the piano is out of __,” we expect the next word to be “tune.” This is because there’s some kind of neural connection that we have between music and pleasure.

The history and transitions of music has had many talented persons that have influenced music but none are so well known as Franz Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven. All three of these great composers performed during the Classic period and it would act as the base of classic music for the next one hundred and fifty, to two hundred years. The names of Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven are so well known that people who have little to no knowledge of music will recognize their names. The urban communities of Austria and Germany would find the settings from 1750-1820 that would become known as the classical period. The Classic period had many developments such as the sonata, symphony and string quartet along with a growth of opera houses and concert halls were abundant during the classical period. The “Golden Age” will later refer to this time of classical music. The works of Franz Joseph Hayden, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven will be everlasting in the world of classical music. There are many opinions of the three big composers that do not include Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven, furthermore everyone is entitled to their own opinion.

Since the early days of human existence, sweet sounds of music have brought joy to the human race. However, throughout time, music seems to have taken a bit of a detour as progress is concerned. Music gradually became more complex and advanced as the centuries progressed. On the other hand, recently, music seems to have deviated from its steady ascension toward the next, more advanced stage. Has there been a recession in the complexity and overall “magic” of music? Personally, I believe that there is a lot of truth to this concept of “relapse”.