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    distinguishes one musical instrument from another”(Book). Tone color is impacted by different components, but the most common is the material in which the instrument is crafted (Source 1). Some instruments are made of wood or metal, also instruments are made up of several different types of materials which can also affect the tone color. String instruments, such as a guitar and violin, make their musical sounds when the musician either plucks the

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    run on fixed academic budget with no room for an extra budget, also parents argue that musical instruments are too expensive to buy. Currently, there are non-profitable charity organizations working with the intentions of seeing music to be part of an academic curriculum. One of the organization is VH1 save the music (video hits one). This foundation was launched in 1997.This group purchases musical instruments for the schools that experienced a budget cut that results in music programs being decreased

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    History Sings Good News for Musicians Historically, there has been a debate among educators and researchers whether music education plays a significant role in a child’s brain development, intelligence quotient, social development and overall success in life. Many believe the data has been unreliable because there is little to prove with absolute certainty that those who participate in music education were not just born smarter. On the other hand, substantial data has been collected in recent years

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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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    your brain and how it is developed. Music can really help change the way your brain is developed as well as the way you process information. In an article on Time, Melissa Locker talks about how being involved in a music class or playing a musical instrument can have major benefits all around cognitively. Locker was in contact with a woman, Nina Kraus, who conducted an experiment with her team at Northwestern about how being actively involved and engaged with music, whether in a class setting or

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    worth up to 5 points, and the complete assignment is worth up to 30 points. 1.  The first task will be to introduce yourself and let me know what your background is in music and online learning.  Give your name, if you play (or have played) an instrument or sing, and if you've ever taken an online class. Answer: My name is Huy Huynh and this is the third year of me in Golden West College. I have not had a chance to take choir nor any music-related classes before so my knowledge about music

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    Growing up in Nepal, I used to get irritated when I hear typical Nepali music playing on the radio or the cassette player. Almost all of the songs were alike with slow and lengthy pace and had that old feel to it. There were no other alternatives to choose except to embrace what I am used to. But as I grew up and my taste on music diversified, I realized the music I used to hear before are very different, rare and uninfluenced from another culture. Music around the world has been revolutionized for

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    who plays an instrument is given many benefits like certain types of intelligences. From playing the piano to strumming a ukulele, musicians from all over are becoming smarter by using the brain’s functions to an advantage. There are certain effects from playing music that relate to a person’s personal life and from personality traits. These determine many key factors used daily such as communication and other skills to improve the brain’s intelligence. Playing a musical instrument affects brain

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    For this instrument report I will be expanding on my favorite instrument, which is the viola. I decided to pick this particular instrument because I truly enjoy the harmonic, lively and mysterious melodies it produces when it is being played. Additionally, when the viola is played along with other instruments its musical ranges complements the songs because it can alter between Soprano and Bass. Even though it usually does not have solo music composed for it the viola is a string instrument that with

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    childhood education: Encourages Creativity: Music is an imaginative art, so encouraging participation in musical activities will help children develop robust imaginations. From composing their own melodies and songs to discovering that everyday objects such as sticks and pots can double as instruments, music provides children with endless opportunities to develop their creative faculties. Cultivates Musical Aptitude: Young children possess a natural love for

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