Calypso music

of the festival. Thereupon that day loud music, sweet smells of spicy food and the vibrant colors brought joy to her heart. Wherefore Caribbean music was rejoicing to lighten every life that was present on this day. The sweet angel watched the drums smack with forgiving tunes. This girl questioned what the difference was from Caribbean and Hispanic music. Therefore her mind became sidetracked on the idea of what the difference of Hispanic and Caribbean music was? Many examples such as the culture and

there were various genres of music to learn about like Kompa, Junkanoo, and Ska music, but the one I felt that’s best for me is Soca. Soca music originating from Trinidadian culture, which is a combination of the words “soul” and “Calypso.” Her popular song “It’s Carnival” featuring Machel Montano, released in 2003 on her “Red, White, and Black” album is a real upbeat, uplifting and motivational song. This song gives off an upbeat vibe while referring to carnival. In the music video, realizing it was

The African Diaspora: Music in the New World A great amount of expressive culture was brought to the New World from Africa and through the African Diaspora, especially in the form of music. This music has permeated American culture since it was brought to the Americas, but gained traction within popular culture in the 1900s. Arriving in America introduced many Africans to a new culture. Their African identity was taken from them and replaced with an American identity. However, this did not take

Similar to Odysseus being trapped on Calypso Island, a time that I felt the most trapped was when I had to go to a Mark Wood concert for orchestra. Mrs. Allen, master of the Summit Orchestra, told us this concert was special because we would play rock music instead of classical music. I wondered who would want to miss out on such a great opportunity, but my experience proved, otherwise. The day came, and all of us were excited to finally play our music for 1500 people. We boarded our vehicle, a

The music industry, a large industry that had captured the ears, the talents, the emotions of its listeners. Music has become an item that affects the lives of people everywhere, at all times. With our countless number of ways to communicate, through words, images, and sound; music has used these to speak to billions of people. Because of the wide variety that the industry has, they are separated in different genres that different type of people can listen to. Among all these genres, a genre that

Exciting, fearless, and deeply resourceful avant-jazz bassist William Parker has been contributing to the enrichment of contemporary jazz in its more diverse forms for nearly four decades. His followers have another reason to rejoice with the new double-disc album Meditation/Resurrection, released on his own label AUM Fidelity. The album encompasses two sessions, each of them featuring two different quartets that preserve the sax-bass-drums core. Disc one includes seven tunes played with his regular

Introduction The goal of all music today is to evoke emotion from the listener. Society has undergone transformative changes in the way music is marketed to consumers. Today’s music utilizes tools and techniques to target the emotions of consumers. The Industrial Revolution first initiated the technological changes that would go on to significantly alter the delivery of music. From sheet music to digital downloads music has been streamed through the airways. Emotions are manipulated in order

It was the night of November 17, 2016; the concert was to be held in the concert room of the Palmetto Center for the Arts, right across from the theater, where they were holding an acting workshop on the same night. The lights were fully illuminated and glistening on the multicolored floor. I arrived at about 6:30pm just in time to start my shift as a volunteer usher. The work was relatively easy; I stood about 10 feet away from the door of the concert hall and reminded people I saw with any food

unbreakable music duo performed at the Autódromo de Interlagos in São Paulo, Brazil last night. 21 Pilots, compromised of drummer Josh Dun and lead Tyler Joseph, lit up the concert with their wild attics and various music genres lists. Despite the culturally different audience, the influence of 21 Pilots breaks down barriers. The crowd sang note for note for the 20+ song extravaganza. The crowd at São Paulo isn’t the only that likes this dynamic duo. TOP made history in the billboard music history.

in 1971. He is a songwriter, musician, and singer who has worked in circles from Jazz, Hip Hop, Traditional Son, and Latin Pop. Nowadays he is recognized as one of the most important musicians of the 21st century in contemporary Latin music. He studied classical music and musical education at the musical school Amadeo Roldan where he received his degree. After finishing his musical school, he began teaching and completed his first professional work as the bassist for the Santiago Feliu’s Band. In