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    Music plays a tremendous role in my life and always has. From the age of five, my parents introduced to me to one particular type of music, which was gospel and it has been a part of who I am ever since. I can remember waking up early on Sunday morning hearing gospel music from artist such as Kim Burrell, Shirley Caesar, and Mary Mary. I began learning these particular gospel songs and then I gained the courage to sing these songs in church. At that moment, I knew singing was a passion of mine and

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    when she auditioned and later won season 4 of American Idol- earning her college credit towards a Mass Communications degree that she graduated with shortly after her win (“Carrie Underwood” People). Underwood was later named the highest debuting country artist in history for her record-shattering album Some Hearts, carried by her faith-filled song “Jesus, Take the Wheel” (“Carrie Underwood” People). That is the first of many Christ centered songs

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    clean up, and put things away; while repeating the local gossip about who is seeing who; who should and who should not be marrying who. These images may appear out of Norman Rockwell or Mayberry R.F.D. U.S.A., but they are the images the American country music industry and fans envision of themselves. These perceptions

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    Music of the South

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    all you hear is country music or the blues. This is the culture and music of the South. The South has two types of music, country music of the whites and the blues of the blacks. Due to the isolation and conservatism of the South, the South had their own forms of rural music. First, we look at the blues and how grief can become a form of popular music. Great blues singers include Ma Rainey, Bessie Smith, B.B. King, and Muddy Waters. Secondly, we look at the origins of country music. Examples of

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    James Baldwin

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    of Composition Sample Responses to Questions on A Talk to Teachers by James Baldwin 1. In the opening paragraph, Baldwin establishes his ethos by connecting himself to his audience as a fellow citizen and fellow American, someone who loves his country and wants it to be whole and healthy. Though he identifies the chief fear of his audience as the fear of Communist, he proposes that the ore fearful aspect of American society of the early 1960s is the “bad faith and cruelty” of generations. Baldwin

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    EFFECTS OF MUSIC ON STUDYING OR MEMORY Arshdeep Singh Ms. Jackie Quantz June 8, 2016 Arshdeep Singh 9023-105 A Avenue NW Edmonton, Alberta T6T0M1 June 8, 2016 Ms. Jackie Quantz Business Communications Instructor Northern Alberta Institute of Technology 11762 – 106 Street NW Edmonton, AB T5G 2R1 Dear Ms. Quantz: The report below tells us about the information regarding music and it’s classification. The report also describes about the effects of music on memory and

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    Arriving in a new country was exciting and discomforting. America is a wonderful place to live, which is full of adventure and challenges. I was attracted by the Western culture. Meanwhile, different languages also troubled me. Although I began to learn English in elementary

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    United States I believe most of us have been to a foreign country at least one time in his/her life. Visiting other countries during vacation is a typical way to explore new cultures as well as new places. However, there is no feeling similar to the fact that you are going to live in a foreign country by yourself. A country you know no one living in. What makes this feeling even harder is what you hear about that country. Is what we hear about the US true? Or is someone trying to get advantages

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    hard to come by. America is not giving up, and with our work ethics, hope, and opportunities our country gives us, the dream will always be there for us citizens. Many foreigners fled to the new land because they heard talk about living in freedom. This was the original American Dream, becoming free. When travelers arrived to this country, they wanted more added to the dream. With this new country there was plentiful amounts of land. It became clear to new citizens that to have a “good life” was

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    of the Mondavi center and chose to come to this show because the band played a bit country music, which they loved. Looking around, the local middle-aged people and the elderly made up the majority of the audience, plus some family guests so I thought maybe it reflected that while hip-hop, rock, electrical dance music were more popular among the young generation, traditional American music like jazz, blues or country were more welcome by the older generation. Then the show started. The band showed

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