...cords/folds or larynx. The vocal cords themselves produce only a “buzzing” sound; the resonators are necessary to create music and speech. Resonators: • Sinus • Nasal Cavity • Palates (Soft and Hard) • Oral Cavity • Tongue • Pharynx The articulators are responsible for enunciating the lyrics/words of the song. Articulators: • Teeth • Tongue • Palates • Lips [pic] II. VOCAL CLASSIFICATION PITCH The sound of a note is called a pitch. Each key represents different note or pitch. The quicker our vocal folds open and close the higher pitch we produce. VOCAL RANGE Everyone has a different vocal ability which in (mainly) classical, operatic and theatrical circles is grouped into a classification which is also known as 'vocal fach'. A singer with a wide vocal range may cover more than one 'fach' and as the voice develops with age, training and experience, the classification into which the singer has initially been grouped may no longer apply. As general rule: • SOPRANO high female voice, G3 (below middle C4) to F6 above high C6 although anywhere above high C can be included • COLORATURA a singer, usually soprano, who sings ornamental passages in music - C4 to F6 or G6 above high C6 • TENOR high male voice, C (an octave below middle ...
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...“Is Australian Popular Music of the 20th Century a mere imitation of American Popular Music of the 20th Century?” Validate your viewpoint by referencing specific music styles, characteristic features of music styles (instrumentation, performance style, rhythm, melody, intervals/scales/blue notes, harmony, texture, and form), bands, vocalists and specific songs. The 20th century has provided music that was the soundtrack for a generation. During this period there was a rise of pop music and its demand. American bands and artists were monopolizing the market, pumping out band after band. Record labels that were prominent at the time were Atlantic, EMI and Warner Bro’s records. The rise of the Billboard charts and magazine also played a significant role in the success of pop music. Australia was also producing bands that were ranking very high on the charts with smash hits. This phenomenon of pop music and pop culture has defiantly defined the generations that it came from. By analyzing and discussing the popular music of the 20th century, we can see that Australia is not just a mere imitation of American popular music. Musical Roots The cultural music of Australia can be traced beck through to the Aborigines. They practiced music not as an art form or means of entertainment but rather as a spiritual ritual or a method of story telling. Their influence on Australian mainstream music can be heard today through their instruments the didgeridoo and the clap sticks. In the...
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...brought to the music industry changed the way that we look and listen to music. His amount of dedication and the amount of effort that he put into his work will never be forgotten. All of his albums sold millions of copies, however, His 7th album called Bad was more than just an album it was a change in an era of music. This was around the time Michael Jackson was hitting the ceiling of his talent and was no longer doing Jackson 5 related music. Everybody in the group decided to go their own separate ways. Michael Jackson started to have this bad boy rebellious personality which...
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...What to Listen for in Music, written by Aaron Copland, is a classic reading for music lovers and musicians. Although this book was written almost 80 years ago, it still inspires the music today. Copland does not expect that all readers would be a professional musician and recognize every form of music. The main idea with the book is that the only way to appreciate music, is to listen. Actively listening to music will increase your knowledge and make you more aware when it comes to recognizing the composers’ different styles. One point Copland makes is also that readers or listeners tend to listen to various music styles within the same year; this is a mistake. It is impossible to compare historic composers, such as Mozart and Beethoven, to more modern composers....
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...Kevin Cullors X325y434 COMM301 Obituary Assignment Herbie Hancock the modern music icon dies at 75 The music icon who played with the late Miles Davis musician dies from natural causes at 75. Herbie Hancock was a child prodigy who played the Mozart piano concerto with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at only 11. Hancock started playing jazz in high school and was influenced by the late Oscar Peterson and Bill Evans. Along with music he developed a love for science and doubled majored in music and electrical engineering at Grinnell College. In 1960 a trumpeter named Donald Byrd observed Hancock’s talent, Hancock was only 20 then. Byrd also connected Hancock to Alfred Lion of the Blue Note Records and then two years later after working alongside...
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...1991). Heart rate is the number of heart beats per unit of time, typically expressed in beats per minute or bpm. The average heart rate at rest under normal conditions of adolescents and adults is 63.3 bpm ± 13.1 bpm, with variability of 3.2 bpm ± 2.1 (Leschka, 2006). Other factors also have an influence on the heart beat and heart rate such as the medulla of the brain of the hormone adrenaline. External stimuli or external factors also result in alterations of the heart rate. These include physical and emotional factors. One type of external stimuli that is shown to have effects on the heart rate is sound, specifically music. Music is currently being considered to be used as therapy for coronary conditions as well as on anxiety (Smolen et al, 2002). In addition, music is widely prevalent in the lives of adolescents. Teenagers in this day are age are exposed to music on a regular basis and a majority of adolescents living in the United States own mp3 or I-Pods (Epperson, 2011). Sound has been shown to have effects on the heart rate. The...
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...RUNNING HEAD: Songdarts.com financial planning LVJCBC Group C Financial Planning and Projections Vanansio Samson & Benibo George MGMT 600 Professor Catherine Grogan Keller Graduate School of Management June 16, 2013 Start-up cost: 1. Songdart.com have raised $100,000 and seeking for additional $200,000 to start the online music business through the Boston Harbor Angel Investors, whose role in financing companies in Internet/Web services, medical devices, consumer products, and other business products has been tremendous since 2004. Since Songdarts.com business falls under the category of the Web base business, and The Boston Harbor requirements involve the value of business plan, potential growth, and the musical industries, therefore, Songdarts.com is eligible under the investor’s requirements through the following set-up: (bostonharborangels.com). 1. The company’s business plan value, potentiality to growth, and strong management team. 2. Familiarity of the music industry and the latest computing cloud technology that will be applied The investment will cover the development stage of the company, our intention is to have a long-term plan that will allow Songdarts.com to mature into a profitable business by adding values that would help the company grow while expect to achieve a higher return on Investment. Projected starting month and year is; January, 2014. Important Assumptions The following gives us a...
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...Thesis: This monograph will discuss the origination of Soul Music, its founding fathers, how it was influenced throughout the decades, as well as statistics, research and demographics of it impact on people. To begin with, “soul music is defined as a fervent type of popular music developed in the late 1950s by black Americans as a secularized form of gospel music, with rhythm-and-blues influences, and distinctive for its earthy expressiveness, variously plaintive or raucous vocals, and often passionate romanticism or sensuality” (Kris, "Dictionary.com"). Soul music first takes root during the 1950s, in Memphis, Tennessee, and was originally preformed by African-Americans. The musical composition of soul consists of guitar, bass, piano, organ,...
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...http://www.ijbssnet.com/journals/Vol._2_No._14;_July_2011/20.pdf http://www.scribd.com/doc/24002413/%E2%80%9CTHE-EFFECT-OF-STUDY-HABITS-ON-THE-ACADEMIC-PERFORMANCE-OF-FRESHMEN-EDUCATION-STUDENTS-IN-XAVIER-UNIVERSITY-CAGAYAN-DE-ORO-CITY-SCHOOL-YEAR-2008-20 http://uud.msu.edu/Documents/STUDY%20HABITS%20QUESTIONNAIRE1.pdf Research Instrument STUDY HABITS OF MILLENNIAL LEARNERS QUESTIONNAIRE Part 1: DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE Kindly fill up the necessary information and check the box that is applicable to you. Name (optional): ____________________ Year & Section: ________________ Age: _________ Gender: Male Residency: Home Female Dormitory Others: Specify ___________ Course: School of Midwifery College of Physical Therapy College of Nursing College of Radiologic Technology Monthly Family income: 5,000 below 5,001-10,000 pesos 10, 001-15,000 pesos 15,001-20,000 pesos 20,001 above Part 2: STUDY HABITS SURVEY The purpose of this questionnaire is to gather information about the study habits of the respondents. Kindly rate the following activities using the following mode of responses as applicable...
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...since changed the music industry forever. For the first time in history people could watch their music being played with this new 24-hour music channel. With such promotion by MTV it jump started the careers of many artists like Michael Jackson and Madonna. With only playing videos music now couldn’t just sound good, it also had to look good if you were going to be a major star. What Jack Black and many people complain about with MTV is that they may have revolutionized music but with the promotion and the major profits these huge stars were receiving, it was simply building the power of the major record industries and gatekeepers who control popular music. Since the early 80’s, MTV has continued to shape what music is popular through the emergence of videos, ratings, and big business. In this paper, I will outline MTV’s quick rise to pop culture king, racism, influence by big record companies, and how they developed the ultimate pop star. In 1980 the United States along with politics, the economy, and music was in an awkward transition. After two wars, numerous Democratic Presidents, and the worst recession to hit America in nearly 40 years, Conservative Ronald Reagan was elected promising to end the recession. Along with politics there was a major transition in music. Disco and punk were falling off the table leaving a huge category of music that was considered“new music” that described everyone from Michael Jackson to Blondie. (Garofalo, 292) After the music industry had hit...
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...November 21, 2013 MUSC 80S, Concert Report Concert or Event name, Date: Korean Traditional Music and Dance November 21, 2013 Number of performers, types of performers, instruments: There were 14 performers, all ranging from dancers and musicians. Instruments: Gayageum, Violin, Piano, Haegeum, Daegeum, Ajaeng, Geomungo, Piri, Janggo, Jing, Danso, Saenghwang, Taepyeongso, Kkwaenggwari, and Buk. Venue name, location, ticket price: Music Center Recital Hall, Santa Cruz. $0 Time I was present: 4 pm – 5:30 pm For this event or concert there was an introduction of new instruments for me so I was difficult to follow. The two forms of music that was point out were folk songs (minyo) and sinawi. The folk song was called Arirang and is very important to Koreans. In the form of sinawi, the performer was improvising throughout the performance. The music and each performance that was played was a mixture of strophic and through- composed form. The melodic movements or modes were very hard to distinguish from melismatic or syllabic and the music (folk songs) was explained as loosely defined melodic modes. The music was more toward melodies than harmony. The meter was in triple for the most part. There were very distinct differentiable aspects between female performers and male performers. The most differentiable aspects are their clothing. The female performers have a more colorful decoration than the male performers. The way the performers played their instruments are different...
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...Williamsburg Symphonia is Janna Hymes. The concert master for the Williamsburg Symphonia is Akemi Takayama. There was three please of music that was selected for this masterwork; the first peace was Symphony in G minor (Murray A42) Antonio Rosetti that was followed by Orchestral Suite: Incidental Music Pellets et Melisande, Op.80 next there was a brief intermission lastly we close the evenings concert with Symphony No.104 in D major, “London” Franz Joseph Haydn. As I walked in to the Kimball theater early of course is saw a few members of the board socializing in foyer just...
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...Pandora is the leader in internet radio in the United States, offering a personalized experience for each of our listeners. We have pioneered a new form of radio – one that uses intrinsic qualities of music to initially create stations and then adapts playlists in real-time based on the individual feedback of each listener. In July 2011, we had over 100 million registered users, which we define as the total number of accounts that have been created for our service at period end, and we added a new registered user every second on average. For the six months ended July 31, 2011, we streamed 3.4 billon hours of radio listening and as of July 31, 2011, we had 37 million active users. We have more than a 60% share of internet radio listening time among the top 20 stations and networks in the United States, according to a May 2011 report by Ando. Since we launched the Pandora service in 2005, our listeners have created over 1.8 billion stations. In 2000, they started the Music Genome Project, and since then we have continuously built our song catalog, refined the genotyping model and developed proprietary algorithms for building personalized playlists for our listeners based both on our analysis and feedback data from our listeners. In July 2005, leveraging our investment in the Music Genome Project, they launched the Pandora service as a free, advertising-supported internet radio service. In May 2007 they introduced the first mobile version of our service primarily for use on cellular...
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...In this part of our development of Music Galore, we will build the database to which the web front‐ end will connect. Create a MySQL database named (for example, CaseJ for Justin Case) and create the following tables. Database Schema 1. An album table to contain album information: Field sku title genre label format Use SKU number of album Album title Genre of album Label (distributor) of album Media format of album (CD, CD+DVD, vinyl, etc.) Release date Price of album Data to Contain Integer, must have value, primary key String, up to 96 characters, must have value String, up to 50 characters String, up to 50 characters String, up to 24 characters rlsdate price Date value, in yyyy-mm-dd format Float 2. An artist table to contain information on singers, bands, producers, etc. Field aid name1 name2 amgid url Artist ID Last name or name of band First name (if band, leave it blank) All Music Guide (allmusic.com) ID URL of artist’s official website Use Data to Contain Integer, must have value, primary key, auto-numbered String, up to 72 characters, must have value String, up to 50 characters String, up to 10 characters Large text field. Input should be limited to 2083 1 characters 1 The length limitation should be enforced programmatically. In MySQL script, simply use text datatype. BCIS 3680 Enterprise Programming Assignment 5 ‐ 1 3. A music table to contain individual pieces of music: Field mid ID of music Use Data to Contain Integer,...
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...Name_______________________________ Date________________________________ Music History – Questions – Unit IV (Part 1) – Baroque 1. One of the most revolutionary periods in music history was the A. Renaissance B. early baroque C. middle baroque D. late baroque ---------------------------------------------------------------- 2. The early baroque was characterized by A. elaborate counterpoint B. homophonic texture C. development of the standardized orchestra D. diffusion of the style into every corner of Europe ---------------------------------------------------------------- 3. The middle baroque was characterized by A. elaborate counterpoint B. homophonic texture C. development of the standardized orchestra D. diffusion of the style into every corner of Europe ---------------------------------------------------------------- 4. A popular keyboard instrument in which sound was produced by means of brass blades striking the strings was the A. clavichord B. harpsichord C. organ D. basso continuo ---------------------------------------------------------------- 5. Affections in baroque usage refers to A. the nobility's manner of deportment B. the doctrine of universal brotherhood C. terraced dynamics D. emotional states or moods of music ---------------------------------------------------------------- 6. In the baroque period, the ordinary citizen's opportunities for hearing music usually came from the A. court B. church C. concert hall ...
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