...In an article, “Understanding Jazz Audiences: Listening and Learning at the Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival” Karen and Stephanie attempt to measure how Jazz audiences are influenced by a live performance at the Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival (EJBF) in 2007, and assess the role that music plays in their broader cultural and emotional lives. The authors use data gained through organizational surveys of fifteen performances to observe the audiences, venues and the experiences during the festival. This research focuses on assessing the audience profile which contends their motivation to participate the festivals and the factors to attend musical events. Moreover, the researchers examine audience expectations and their experiences of jazz listening....
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...way. Mr. Rogers originally called a meeting with Jeff Dean and Celeste Brown to go over any questions the Mr. Dean had in regards to the survey findings. Mr. Rogers had to excuse himself from the meeting for personal reasons and instructed Ms. Brown to find out what questions Mr. Dean had. He then instructed her to run the analysis and they would go over the results the following day. Ms. Brown ended up with six questions that Mr. Dean was especially interested in. (Burns, A., Bush, R. (2006) p518) The problem with this case study is even though Ms. Brown may be a competent employee she isn’t Mr. Rogers. Mr. Rogers called the meeting and has his own agenda in regards to the survey findings. Unless Mr. Brown and Mr. Rogers are on the exact same page she may not be able to determine the right questions that Mr. Dean may ask: furthermore, her analysis may be in complete depending on what information she has taken form Mr. Dean. Mr. Rogers should have rescheduled the meeting so that he could ensure all pertinent areas regarding the results of the survey and questions were adequately addressed. The strengths of this case are apparent in that it is assumed that Ms. Brown has a good understanding of what Mr. Rogers wants. If she is able to accurately gather the information from Mr. Dean in regards to his concerns about the survey, then her analysis should be accurate: however this will not be known until the following day when Mr. Rogers and Ms. Brown go over the results...
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...Mathematics Question Paper Q1. Find all solutions of the following equation on the interval [0, 2π ) cos(x) + 1 = sin(x) Q2. Using analytical means find all the zeros of the polynomial function P(x) = 2x3 + x2 - 13x + 6 By the Rational Zeros Theorem the rational zeros of P are of the form possible rational zero of P =factor of constant term =factor of 6/factor of 2 factor of leading coefficient Q3. A survey of 80 college students was taken to determine the musical styles they listened to. 42 students listen to rock, 34 to classical and 27 to jazz. 12 students listened to rock and jazz, 14 to rock and classical, and 10 to classical and jazz. 7 students listened to all three types of music. Of those surveyed how many listened to at least two of the musical styles? Q4. How many license plates are possible in a state if a license plate has three letters of the alphabet followed by 4 numbers of which the first number cannot be a zero? Q5. Determine the convergence of the following integral. 4 ∫ x/ (x ^2 -9) dx 0 Q6. Determine whether the following sequence is arithmetic or geometric, and then find the sum of the first ten terms of that sequence. 4, - 12, 36, - 108, ... Q7. Find the inverse of the following function. 7 - 8x f(x) = --------------- 2x + 5 Q8 . Find the equation of a line that passes through the point (-7,8) and...
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...Telecom Sector Prepared for: Ms. Rizwana Hameed Lecturer of Consumer Behavior Prepared by: Saba Mahfooz (159) Tamour Nawaz (164) Rizwan Bashir Goraya (167) Tuba Shahid (173) Shomail Khan (179) IB&M - University of Engineering & Technology, Lahore 16th December, 2014 Contribution to Report Name of Group Member | Contribution To Report | Tuba Shahid | * Questionnaire Building * Questionnaire Filling * Data Collection * Report Making * Recommendations * Conclusion | Saba Mahfooz | * Data Collection * Questionnaire Filling | Shomail Dilawar | * Questionnaire Filling | Tamour Bajwa | * Question Filling * Data Entry Into SPSS | Rizwan Bashir Goraya | * Data Analysis * Questionnaire Filling * SWOT Analysis * Data Entry Into SPSS * Histograms Of All Segments * Data Evaluation * Compiling of the Final-Report | Acknowledgment All the admirations are for the Allah Who created us and gave us wisdom to accomplish the tasks that none of other creatures can, and who gave us opportunity to get the education to understand his nature more clearly. We would like to thank Miss Rizwana Hameed for their guidance and constant supervision as well as for providing necessary information and invested his full effort in guiding us in achieving the goal. Abstract Telecom industry, collection of all the industries and companies providing phone service, data or entertainment to consumers and businesses, is...
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...For my Genius Hour proposal, my essential question I will try to answer is “How is African music similar to modern music today and how has it influenced the music we play?” This topic is very interesting to me because I play an instrument and I love music. I also though in my mind that I would like to study more about West African music and it’s influence on today’s music. I think that many people love listening to music or creating music, but they don’t know some of its origins and places it came from. For example, many people love Dixieland, jazz, pop, blues, and rock music. If you had asked them if they knew that African music influenced those types of music genres, it would be likely that they didn’t know the music had African roots...
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...Preliminary Analysis 2 Data Screening and Hypothesis Testing 2 1. How much are potential patrons willing to pay for the entrées? Is the $18 amount from the forecasting model correct? 2 2. Can Michael expect all patrons to spend an average of $200 a month on food? 4 3. Which zip code area(s) provide the best location for the restaurant? Does the expected average monthly spend differ between potential patrons residing in different zip codes 6 4. Does the likelihood to patronize the restaurant different between people with different income levels? 8 5.How elegant should the décor be? Would potential patrons prefer simple or elegant décor? 9 6. Should there be live entertainment? Would potential patrons prefer a string quartet or a jazz combo? 10 7. Which radio station(s) should Michael select for advertising? Which type of radio programming do people most likely to patronize the restaurant listen to? 10 8. Can the likelihood of patronizing the restaurant be explained in terms of evaluations on restaurant preference variables (Variables 11-20), age, family size and gender – when all of these variables are considered simultaneously? (*Hint, you may need to recode the ‘Year Born’ variable to determine age). 11 9. Does the average age between a probable and non probable patron differ? 13 10. Is there a relationship between gender and whether or not someone is a probable patron? 14 Conclusion and Recommendation 15 Appendix A 17 Categorical 17 Quantitate 24 ...
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...Relationship between human appetite and music Chapter 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS SETTING/INTRODUCTION Introduction There are a lot of services served in a restaurant, like, high quality food and drinks, skilled staffs, nice ambiance and good music. Consumers are not aware that music is part of the service offered. And subconsciously, they didn’t know that music can boost their appetite and affect their mood in eating. Background of the Study Music and noise level can affect people’s enjoyment of what they eat (Journal of Culinary Science and Hospitality). Appetite in 2006, found that listening to music increased the amount of food eaten and the duration of meals, but that the speed and volume of the music didn’t have a significant effect. Taste is the most obvious sense associated with food, but it is by no means the only sense we engage to to enjoy a good meal. In fact, all our senses come into focus when we eat. According to Hopkins (2007) study found that music has the ability to influence the speed with which we eat. Slow music slows us down; test subjects listening to slow music downed three mouthfuls of food per minute, as compared to the five mouthfuls diners listening to a fast beat consumed. Hoteliers and restaurateurs know that taste is only one aspect of good meal. In national settings, Tin Drum Café in Atlanta, Steven Chan, the owner of fast casual concept and Asian street food eatery Tin Drum Cafe, was originally inspired by the atmosphere and...
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...Customer Loyalty in Indonesia (study case Honda beat and Telkomsel) Nur Endah Lizarifin Customer Loyalty Customer loyalty is the result of consistently positive emotional experience, physical attributebased satisfaction and perceived value of an experience, which includes the product or services. Customers exhibit customer loyalty when they consistently purchase a certain product or brand over an extended period of time. As an example, many customers stick to a certain travel operator due to the positive experiences they have had with their products and services. Customer loyalty is the key objective of customer relationship management and describes the loyalty which is established between a customer and companies, persons, products of brands, the individual market segments should be targeted in terms of developing customer loyalty. Four different reasons for loyalty should be promote Psychological Customer might also developing a sense of loyalty to a certain person working for a company. People can build up a good relationship with a bank advisor they have known for several years and who has always fulfilled their expectations. The fact that people develop a sense of loyalty can be described as a psychological reason to stick to a specific product. Economic In business to business markets, it might also be possible that customer loyalty results from the fact that switching to another company would lead to the company facing economic disadvantages. In this case, loyalty...
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...| | | | | • | Best Value Products | • | Excellent Practices | • | Safe and Harmonious Environment | • | COntinuous Growth | • | Positive Corporate Image | | | | Honda motors has a strong marketing mix because of its dynamic use of the product marketing mix concept. Below we discuss the marketing mix of Honda motors. PRODUCT : Available Car Models | Honda Jazz | Honda City 2008 | Honda Civic | Honda Accord 2008 | Honda Civic Hybrid | Honda CR-V | Features: Looks and Design: The looks of the Honda cars is stunning or in other words we can say that it is an outstanding design among its competitors. Interiors: Interiors are brilliantly designed, Multidimensional dash, Steering wheel with audio controls, I pod connective music system, comfortable Seat, safety features like Airbags etc Engine, Gearbox and Performance: I-VTEC engine, Smoothest engine widely spaced gear ratios, Paddle shift, Ride and Handling, Independent suspension on the front, Wheel base ,ABS, Dual air bags and EBD are standard feature of this car. PRICE: Ex Showroom Mumbai | Honda Jazz Jazz basicRs. 743000Jazz ModeRs. 773786Jazz ActiveRs. 778871 | Honda City 2008Honda City 1.5 EMTRs. 825100Honda City 1.5 SMTRs. 879000Honda City 1.5 SATRs. 954900 | Honda Civic Honda Civic 1.8 E MTRs. 1102300Honda Civic 1.8 S MTRs. 1274300Honda Civic 1.8 V MTRs. 1307900Honda Civic 1.8 V ATRs. 1389400 | Honda Accord 2008Honda Accord Elegance ATRs. 1833700Honda Accord 2.4 (Base Model)Rs. 1833700Honda...
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...Instrumentals : A Music Into Our Ears A Research Paper Presented to The Class of Miss Rachelle Lynne A. Rosales Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo High School In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for the Subject English IV Submitted by: Josh Gabriel Hornilla John Gabriel Celis IV – Gomez Chapter I 1 Introduction Instrumental songs are music that can entertain us and relieved stress. It can also be a fun of everybody when playing an instrument like piano, guitar drums, etc. In this generation, many people likes the genre of Hip Hop, R & B, Rock, Pop, and the famous genre nowadays is Korean Pop (K-Pop). So the researchers want to know if Instrumental songs are important in our everyday ...
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...Orleans at a jazz concert or parade. Armstrong has a very deep voice which is very noticeable in every song. I noticed the instruments played more than he did, which tells me he enjoyed playing his instruments more than singing. He blends his voice very well with his trumpet, the whole album gives off a laid back vibe to relax to. The album “ Satch Plays Fats” was dedicated to “Fats” Waller, and the two artist had many similarities. They both are very entertaining when it comes to there music ,and both are African Americans who sing from there soul. Evaluation: In listening to the smooth, trumpet sounds of Louis Armstrong it made me understand the strong meaning behind his music. Just through his lyrics I could feel the pain and struggle in his music of what he was going through in the song “ Black and Blue”. After listening to his CD, I realized how others could possibly start to like his music, it can touch you in a certain way. Overall I did actually like the album, in the beginning I never would have gave jazz a listen or even thought about actually liking some of the music from it. After taking the time to review and listen to Armstrong’s music I found a new interest. What I would like to know is how did he come up with his powerful lyrics, I would like to know if he was in the moment when he wrote his lyrics. They’re very simple lyrics but also very deep. Leonardo Da Vinci Gardner’s Art Through the Ages Summary: During this semester I took Survey of Art History...
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...content-first initiative, in which Hampton showcases its variety and versatility. The content would be housed on its website, in its emails, on its social pages, and in its creative. Paid media will drive visibility for all of these messages, and make them discoverable by current and potential visitors. The messaging must, of course, connect and resonate with people that can take action. For these purposes, we assume there will be at least three priority audiences within 100 miles of Hampton: 1. Families with young children (35–50 years old; children ages 6–14), and especially mothers as they often lead the charge of family travel planning 2. People who are actively looking for information related to events in Hampton (i.e. Hampton Jazz Festival, which may attract jazz, blues and music lovers) 3. Meeting and convention planners throughout the mid-Atlantic region. MEDIA STRATEGY The best creative messages are only as good as the audience’s ability to recieve them. On Hampton’s behalf, the JoyRiot team will design a paid media strategy that connects the content and messages and Hampton’s invitation to visit. Specifically, Hampton may run a surround-sound advertising campaign across the priority media markets of Richmond and Raleigh, and in other important communities as...
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..._____________________________________________ Education level: ____________________________Ability to read: _____ Ability to write: _____ Other Language:______________ Past occupations & jobs: ____________________________________________________________ __________________________ Organizational involvement: ____________________________________________________________ _______________________ ____________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________ Hand dominance: Left Right Tobacco user: ______ Kind: _______________ How much: _________________ When last used: ___________________________ Alcohol user: ______ Kind: _______________ How much: _________________ When last used: ___________________________ Interest Survey Games Bingo Checkers Chess Backgammon Dominoes Monopoly Scrabble Yahtzee _____________ _____________ Cards Bridge Canasta Gin Uno Pinochle Poker Euchre Rummy Solitaire ______________ ______________ Pets Dog Cat Fish Birds Crafts Ceramics Crocheting Doll making Glass blowing Hooking rugs Knitting Leather working Needlepoint Plastic craft Scrap booking Stained glass Woodworking Embroidery Quilting Exercise Aerobic Stretching Walking Jogging Swimming Gardening Blue = past interests...
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...COURSE DESCRIPTION Surveys the arts, literature, belief systems, and major events in the development of cultures around the globe from the European Renaissance to the contemporary period. INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Required Resources Sayre, H. M. (2012). The humanities: Culture, continuity and change, Volume 2 (2nd ed.). (2011 Custom Edition). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Education. Supplemental Resources Harmon, D. E. (2002). Explorers of the South Pacific: A thousand years of exploration, from Polynesians to Captain Cook and beyond. Broomall, PA: Mason Crest Publishers. McKenzie, L. (2000). Non-western art: A brief guide (2nd ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall. Tuchman, B. W. (1996).The proud tower: A portrait of the world before the war, 1890-1914. New York, NY: Ballantine Books. Ward, G. C., & Burns, K. (2002). Jazz: A history of America’s music. New York, NY: Knopf. Doubleday Publishing Group. COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES 1. Explain how key social, cultural, and artistic contributions contribute to historical changes. 2. Explain the importance of situating a society’s cultural and artistic expressions within a historical context. 3. Examine the influences of intellectual, religious, political, and socio-economic forces on social, cultural, and artistic expressions. 4. Identify and describe key artistic styles in the visual arts of world cultures from the Renaissance to the contemporary period. 5. Identify and describe key...
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...the $18 amount from the forecasting model correct? Appendix 4 Hypothesis Testing - Can Michael expect all patrons to spend an average of $200 a month on food? Appendix 5 Hypothesis Testing - Which zip code area(s) provide the best location for the restaurant? Does the expected average monthly spend differ between potential patrons residing in different zip codes? Appendix 6 Hypothesis Testing - Does the likelihood to patronize the restaurant different between people with different income levels? Appendix 7 Hypothesis Testing - How elegant should the décor be? Would potential patrons prefer simple or elegant décor? Appendix 8 Hypothesis Testing - Should there be live entertainment? Would potential patrons prefer a string quartet or a jazz combo? Appendix 9 Hypothesis Testing - Which radio station(s) should Michael select for advertising? Which type of radio programming do people most likely to patronize the restaurant listen to? Appendix 10 Hypothesis Testing - Can the likelihood of patronizing the restaurant be explained in terms of evaluations on restaurant preference variables (Variables 11-20), age,...
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