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    Michael Jackson, a man that changed the music world forever. Jackson made his professional singing debut in 1964 with his siblings in a band called the Jackson 5. Jackson made it big with Jackson 5 having many singles reach the top 100 in the United States. But, when Jackson decided to start his own solo career in 1971 we were seeing a side of Michael Jackson that we have never seen before. Most importantly Jackson 1982, mulit-platinum selling album Thriller. Michael Jackson broke music barriers and made

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    three songs included Pivot Man March, Explorations, and Can You Feel The Love Tonight. During, and before we had this concert we all prepared as a group to make it the best we could for the audience. Three things that I learned in preparing and presenting my part of the performance was listening to each other as a section, learning my rhythms for the songs, and adjusting my embouchure to be able to play from high to low notes without squeaking. There were parts of the music where the woodwinds would

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    Bailey Selwitschka’s NEWSLETTER December 4, 2015 Ludwig Van Beethoven, The man who changed music Biography Ever since childhood, Beethoven has loved music. He claims that his father used to teach him, at a young age, every day and night upon returning home. Beethoven reigns from a house of seven children, though sadly, only three boys survived, of whom Beethoven was the eldest. Beethoven’s father was a renowned musician at

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    Undoubtedly we are talking about music. As defined in the Oxford English Dictionary, music is “the art or science of combining vocal or instrumental sounds to produce beauty of form, harmony, melody, rhythm, expressive content, etc.” With the evolution of the universe, music similarly evolved especially after it became more and more developed with the interventions of humans and the impact that technology had left on it. Also, it is worthy to mention the voices that sang music; these amazing voices of legendary

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    Louis Armstrong Even though Louis Armstrong died nearly 45 years ago, he is still a common household name in America. This paper will discuss a few reasons on why that is. The first being how he changed music as a musician and a singer. It will also cover how he appealed to both black and white audiences during a time of segregation, which led into his involvement with the civil rights movement. (Theel) Many people now know Louis Armstrong from his appearance in Hello Dolly and for his the unforgettable

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    Storytelling plays a central role in society and can serve as a way to recount certain events, teach lessons, or even simply to provide a form of entertainment (Nicoll). A powerful way stories can be conveyed is through jazz music. Everything from ones hopes and dreams, to fears and sorrows can be expressed through jazz; sharing with the listener experiences and memories that can transcend culture and time and be passed from generation to generation. Speaking directly to the hearts and minds of people

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    rant Griffin Dr. Kate Huber English Composition 3 October 2017 Music Video Analysis In the United States, cultural divide is evident almost everywhere you go. Police are often the ones blamed for divide. In the past couple of years, many African American men have been killed by police in streets across America. With most of the cops being white, the black community has linked these killings to racism. Black groups have become furious with these killings. African Americans are taking a

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    Ludwig van Beethoven “Music should strike fire from the heart of man, and bring tears from the eyes of woman.” These were the words of a composer and pianist, Beethoven. He grew up with mild dyslexia and was completely deaf by the age of 30. Thanks to the help of his father and Gottlob Neefe, Beethoven made his first composition by the age of 12, discovered by Brahms, and made his most famous compositions. Beethoven was born on December 16th, 1770 in Bonn, Germany. His parents were Maria Magdalena

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    One of these individuals is Louis Armstrong, aka Satchmo. Arguably one of the most influential trumpet players in all of Jazz music, Louis Armstrong appears to be a man who was able to accomplish fame with relative ease, when, in fact, Louis Armstrong faced many obstacles throughout his life that he had to overcome, before he was able to change the history of the music industry in our country. The society that Louis Armstrong was born into reflected extreme racial tensions and inequality that

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    The Fascination Effects of Music on the Human Mind; Framing Intuition and Perception From ancient times, music has held great importance to cultures all over the world. Music remains one language that is ever evolving; it refuses to die away. From that day almost 40,000 years ago, one of the first musicians picked up a vulture’s bone and decided to make a flute out of it, till this day, music has held a power that no other language will ever hold. The importance of music has indeed waxed greater and

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