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    Tithe Music Concert

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    was tithe “wind symphony”. The name of the performers was Chamber Ensemble, The Orchestra, The Wind Band and Jazz Ensembles. During the concert Timothy Harris was the conductor, Gray Hill the guest conductor while Joe Bonfiglio, the soloist. The instrument of the ensembles were Horns, Trumpet, Trombones, bass trombone, Harp, percussion, Clarinets and Bass Clarinet, Bassoons and contrabassoon, 1st violins, 2nd violins , flutes and piccolo, Oboe and English Horn, viola, Bass, cello, double bass, wind

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    in the same way it is done today. Printing did, all things considered, increase the volume of publications, but it was still at a slow rate. This did not, however, hinder the new applications of printed music, but rather gave sheet music new life. Musical pieces could now be produced at higher volumes and spread throughout churches around the world. Printed music, moreover, was cheaper due to the higher quantity available, which enabled amateur and professional musicians alike to, as Grout and Palisca

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    children the instruments of the orchestra. Prokofiev wrote both the story and composed the music, creating a symphonic fairy tale that has been enjoyed by children for decades. The work is in three sections which makes the story and music easy for children to follow. The beginning section introduces characters in the story, each represented by a musical instrument. The middle section develops the exciting story. The third and final section summarizes the story and serves as a review of each musical theme

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    headphones, others are wishing to sing, hum, whistle, or chant it. Some want to play musical instruments – solo or with friends. Others enjoy dancing to it. Some wish to create “new music”. Whether listening, singing, playing, moving, or creating music, musical experiences are prominent in the lives of children. All children are musical. In different forms and degrees, children possess the capacity to become musical than may currently demonstrate. They listen, sing, dance, play and express themselves

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    lives in the world today. Music serves as therapy, relaxation, a focus component and many other things that rectify the wrongs in the live’s of people all over the world. Nobody can say that they had not had a musical experience. One may say that the unfortunate that are deaf have not had musical experiences. In reality deaf people feel the vibrations of music everyday and it

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    Subsaharan African Music

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    bonds of family laterally and linearly One village may have a genealogy of a common ancestor Professional caste of musicians memorize these genealogies and recite them in song Each musical instrument has a spirit of it own. Introduction to the Region: Polyrhythm • • The most distinctive of traditional African musical characteristics Different meters or metrical starting points going on at once Characteristics of Traditional African Music • Ostinato 1. A short pattern that repeats over and

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    Also, I would like to know if music has an effect on the brain that is significant enough for people to consider having their kids learn an instrument in order to get a head start on school and boost their intelligence. I began and followed my research plan by starting out by picking a few articles that discuss music in relation to the brain. I picked my article out based on what interests me

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    For the Arts Making activity the main resource I used was Chapter 9- Music from Delivering Authentic Arts Education by Judith Dinham. The pages on making a percussion instrument gave me ideas on what instrument to create, the materials I would need and the procedure to create it. Also, the section on musical elements allowed me to understand the different aspects of singing and making music which improved my technique and enhanced my performance. In addition, I watched a few videos by singer, songwriter

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    Instruments are a diverse class of tools that can be made of anything from brass to ebony and range from the size of a pencil to a smart car; musicians manipulate these tools to help convey an idea or emotion to their audience. One of the most common instruments, the piano, is highly versatile and has been played in nearly every genre: Rhythm and Blues, Orchestral, Rock, Jazz, Pop, Rap, and many more. But the truth is, genres have set platforms of instruments associated with each one and many musicians

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    school during the adolescent stage in her development, she has been in a musical environment since she was 4. As mostly people who have the option of choosing an environment that complements their heredity are older children, adolescents, and adults, Bianca is now choosing what she has seen all her life. Now she is deciding by herself, but most of her life, she has been around this musical environment. Furthermore, her musical talent heredity, has permitted her to play very well, which serves as motivation

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