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From another view, music therapy can also have a huge impact on people's psychology.it can be traced back to ancient times and early human activities. We should realized people nowadays are pay the significant interest on the relationship between music, health and well-being. As we know, the history of music therapy has been around for a long time, we can go back to the early part of 20th century(Bunt, 1994).Also, music therapy have a lot of different meaning and define. There is a key in the this

Holden record. The records symbolizes not only Henry and Keiko’s relationship, but how it can be renewed. From when Henry and Keiko buy the record, to Henry finding it 40 years later, the record always has a strong significance in the book. Though not the first mention of the Oscar Holden record, the story of the vinyl started with Henry taking Keiko to the Black Elks Club. On that night Oscar Holden dedicated song to them, and it became “their song”. Later, Keiko gave Henry the record as a

know that according to data journalist David, McCandless, a signed solo artist would need about 5,478 iTunes downloads of a song per month versus 4,200,000 YouTube streams per month just to make the U.S. minimum wage. Back in time our parents bought records, CDs and cassette players and some of them still do. I'm going to tell you why I oppose that artists should be used for advertising. Technology has changed and it will keep on getting more advanced but the only problem is that every person will have

I am writing to express my sincere interest in the Summer A&R Intern position at your company. I have heard so much about this wonderful opportunity and I am certain that an internship with Big Machine Records will be educational, rewarding and life changing. For years, I have observed and admired Big Machine’s growth to its present dominating force via its artists and their groundbreaking successes. I, also, extend my admiration to Big Machine’s fearless leader, Scott Borchetta. His fearlessness

the rules for Grammy nominations in order for Chance to have an opportunity to be nominated. “Coloring Book,” as well as his other mixtapes, are “streaming only.” This means that all of his music is freely accessible, and are not affiliated with any record company. Not only did Chance change the rules for Grammy nominations, he took home 3 Grammy’s (beating out famous artists such as Drake and Kanye West), and inspired a new

This leads to a dilemma. If the music that the world calls “Andean” is a mere facade meant to earn money, then what is true Andean Folk music? For many years this has been an issue, however, in more recent years more efforts have been made to present the music of the Andean people in a more true sense. However, this still presents a problem to the study of this music, as we cannot simply place it into a box, and say that the music follows the same rule. It can also not be perfectly transcribed, so

How should we support or help the use of an artist's music in advertising? There is a lot of research about weather or not to help support the artist's. Most likely over half of the United States population listens to music through Spotify, iTunes or some other music advertiser. People like listening to new music and helping those artist's become famous because they are so talented. Creating music advertisements that will promote a singer's career is awesome, especially if they are just starting

With the ability to stream music, comes a loss of income for many musicians. Countless people are buying music to own now that they can stream it. So, it has become necessary for musicians to use their music in advertisements in order to keep up with the changing music industry. By selling out their music to large corporations, artists are given multiple ways to get their music heard and help offset certain costs that come with touring. Nowadays, artists are having trouble making money due to streaming

Imagine the number one song of the year with the most downloads, streaming numbers and views on Youtube could not be nominated for a Grammy. Up until June 2014, artists could not be nominated for such an award unless the song was completely their own, meaning there was no sampling of past music. This may not sound like a big deal until songs like “SOS” by Rihanna or “Ice Ice Baby” by Vanilla Ice became chart topping tracks, and are both derived from older songs. Mark Ronson, music producer and DJ

I found the two assigned readings this week quite compelling and extremely thought-provoking. Specifically, the questions that both raised surrounding notions of the determined value of art and the need to decolonize the monetary exchanges about art between Africans and Western traders/collectors. In Art as Propaganda: Bringing Du Bois into the Sociology of Art, money is included as one of the key elements of the Du Boisian social theory of art. Particularly, the importance of artists receiving