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    Abstract Neuroscientists have studied how playing a musical instrument enhances the neural pathways of the brain. The research demonstrates whether musical education, which involves musical training on a daily basis, affect the brain on musicians compared to non-musicians (Collins, 2014). Musicians have to multitask whenever they perform on a stage. Musicians have to play their instrument, read the sheet music, look at the conductor, and listen to their peers in order to maintain a balance in music

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    will bring back both good and bad memories that have helped shape my life as it is today. Even though I am not a talented musician and have never played an instrument, I still enjoy music and respect those who can play it at the highest level. My musical personality is influenced by a variety of factors including my parents, school experiences, social media, and mobile technology. Attending church provided me with my earliest exposure to music. We are of the Catholic faith and my parents were very

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    Arnold Schoenberg's Musical Influence Arnold Schoenberg was one of the greatest musical influences of the mid 20th Century. He was born on September 13, 1874, to a Jewish family in Vienna, Austria (Schoenberg 1). Schoenberg was a young Jewish man during World War I (WWI) living in Berlin. He was directly affected by the invasion of the Nazis. In 1933, he had to leave Berlin and desert his faith for Lutheranism later on taking on the faith of Judaism. At the early age of eight, he began violin

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    fused with rhythm and blues of African American's pop music. It was said that “He spread rock ’n’ roll music across the country, making it popular to a wide audience, especially teenagers. In that regard, he was a true innovator.(Elvis Presley’s Musical Influence On America)” Elvis had a great impact on the way a whole generation dressed, what they thought, and what they did.

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    Does musical influences have the ability to change cultural experiences is one to ask within the culture you’re looking at? Music in Costa Rica was defined through Caribbean’s styles and American ones. Costa Rica’s calypso music was inspired by the Afro-Caribbean music of Trinidad and Tobago. The instruments of steel drums, and guitars add to the Latino vibe that Costa Rica has. Furthermore, Costa Rica has been influenced by metal rock of America. Such bands as Gandhi, Evolucion and Grecco are Costa

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    a child he was deprived of musical instruments because his father wanted him to pursue the law profession. However, George was allowed to take music lessons from a local organist, by the name of Friedrich Wilhelm Zachau, after Handel had impressed the Duke when he played the organ at the chapel. In his following years, Handel would travel to many places, accepting many different musical occupations. As Handel traveled, he was introduced to many of his musical influences. He wrote operas, oratorios

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    The life of Blind Lemon Jefferson, while short, was very influential on the musical world. Unfortunately, due to numerous, contradictory accounts, the nuances of his life are very difficult to set in stone. What the world does know, however, is his impact. Blind Lemon Jefferson was born Lemon Henry Jefferson on September 24th, 1893, according to census data, on a farm in Coutchman, Texas. His parents, Alec and Clarissy Banks Jefferson, were sharecroppers and likely never would have imagined the

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    Stephen Thomas Mrs. Rodriguez British Literature 2 March 2016 Britain’s Musical Influences Around the World Britain’s social and global development through shifts in the monarchy and many wars can be paralleled with its development of music as well. The influence of both classical, Baroque, and modern music, the Beatles, is seen around the world as many great shifts in the music world began in Great Britain.

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    a child he was deprived of musical instruments because his father wanted him to pursue the law profession. However, George was allowed to take music lessons from a local organist, by the name of Friedrich Wilhelm Zachau, after Handel had impressed the Duke when he played the organ at the chapel. In his following years, Handel would travel to many places, accepting many different musical occupations. As Handel traveled, he was introduced to many of his musical influences. He wrote operas, oratorios

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    Musical Insanity: Music Written Under the Influence of Syphilis While being of the most famous composers studied today, Schubert was not so loved in his time as a composer; in fact his music wasn’t appreciated until long after he had perished. Can there be a reason for this, and is the reason that he was so unloved be the same reasoning for which he wrote his works? Life experiences are an artist’s greatest muse and one can expect that Schubert was no exception to this rule that has powered composers

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