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    The history of music has been traced back by researchers to before 2,500 years ago. It was used by the earliest human civilizations known to mankind. Our ancestors used music to worship and practice religious texts. With the use of music in ancient times, it has paved a pathway for artists of all types to express themselves without having to verbally speak. While music was created mainly for religious reasons, it has developed throughout time and there is now over a thousand types of musical genres

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    The History of Music

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    The History of Western Music Music has been around since the dawn of time, ever since man first inhabited this planet we have learned to communicate in ways other then conventional speaking. Different Cultures all have there own specific way of communicating through music. Music is basically broken into two specific groups Eastern Music and Western Music. Eastern music is mainly derived from the orient and India. While, Western music first emerged from Europe. Western music has developed

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    The History Of Music

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    First of all, experiences. Experiences are supposed to form the type of person someone will be when they grow up. For one thing, the type of music a child listens to can affect him. For example, if the child listens to opera versus rap music. Opera music tends to be more positive for brain development. Compare to rap music, tends to be less of a positive impact on people. Also,to the food they eat can change their experience. We all know a healthier meal is better than a pizza or fried chicken. Sometimes

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    The History Of Music

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    can bring people from across all walks of life together: music. Music has the ability to transcend barriers of language, of culture, of politics, or anything that seeks to divide people on a daily basis. Music is a form of self-expression. Whether through music you create or music you love to listen to, you can learn a lot about others and yourself. I am an avid music listener. My Spotify is filled with playlist after playlist with music ranging from classical to rap to pop. I often have a hard

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    The type of music known as Mariachi music has been around for centuries. The instruments and way they have played them has changed alot since it was created in the 19th century. Various forms of mariachi were created all around the world and have a different cultural effect on each Hispanic culture. Mariachi gave an escape from the realities of the world as people put their heart and soul in playing, listening, and dancing to this unique form of music. The history of mariachi music starts many centuries

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    History of Jamaican Music

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    Crystal Hislop Research Paper: Final Submission History of Jamaican Music Contemporary History Professor:  Sharon Rodriguez 2/19/12 History of Jamaican Music The history of Jamaican music is inextricably intertwined with the history of the Jamaican people. Jamaica is the third largest island in the Caribbean, and was initially populated by the Arawak people. Christopher Columbus "discovered" the island on his second voyage to the Americas, and it was settled first by Spanish colonists

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    Music has been an integral part of America’s history, and a vital factor in how the American people have used it to change the world, as well as themselves. From the sorrow- filled cotton fields were gospel music was birthed from the mouths of slaves, to the roaring jazz bands of the Harlem Renaissance, into the amped up electrical guitars of modern day punk rock, music has shaped the nation. With so much rich history in the United States of America, we are left to wonder how so many incredible types

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    Pittsburgh Music History

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    Throughout Pittsburgh history, the area has produced many acclaimed musicians and music organizations that have created music that has been enjoyed across America. Pittsburgh is a city of music with a history in Jazz, Classical, Pop, Doo-Wop, Rock, and most currently Rap. Many of Pittsburgh’s old musicians are award winning performers and song writers who have sold millions of records. Their music can now be heard on movies, TV, and even Broadway shows. These famous artists would be nothing without

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    The History Of Rap Music

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    This paper will trace the history of rap music (also known as hip-hop). The origins of this music are found in the experiences of urban African Americans during the 1970s. One of the most unique elements of rap music is its vocal style. In 1979, the record “Rapper’s Delight” by the Sugar Hill Gang defined this style with its use of “speedy staccato word play and verbal dexterity” (Perkins 11). However, as pointed out by one of rap’s early leaders, Afrika Bambaataa, the true roots of this vocal

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    Progression Of Music in History Music has made many breakthroughs within its own history. Not only has it evolved in its sound but representation in other forms of media. Music’s overall topic, popular genre, sound quality, and how its made has made great progress. The difference between newer and old music is very commendable. Music is being made differently all together. Many topics from older music during the 11th century was religious or relating to forms of spirituality. In the mid to early

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