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Music in my Life Tina Austin Kaplan University 10/16/12 I have a love for music, all types of music. Music has many different effects on me, from happiness to sadness and it can bring me peace or make me feel wildly crazy. Music is really never boring to me. I live my life through music. The song that immediately pops into my mind when I think of my childhood is Belinda Carlisle’s ‘She’s got the Beat’. This song had a fun, upbeat tempo to it and my childhood best friend and I used to dance
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Popular American Culture Daniel Aguilar SOC/105 January 19, 2012 Patrick Brady Popular American Culture What is culture? What is popular culture? As I sat in front of my computer and thought about what this meant, it occurred to me that this wasn’t something I had really put much effort into finding out in the past. What is culture? Carla definition was simple. It’s defined as the shared pattern of behavior and interactions and these shared patterns identify the members of a culture
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Will Dickey FYS 183 Copyright Law Music creativity At the young age of 12, my mom bought me a brand new stereo system for Christmas. Unbeknownst to her, the gift came hidden with a special perk that allowed me to record my favorite songs from the radio onto cassette tapes that I could give away to my friends or use to make my own mix tapes. I made a hobby of recording my favorite songs and remixing them with songs of a different genre. Five years later I became a professional DJ, using
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Music that changed my Life By Elizabeth Thrush Kaplan University 2012 The Art of Being Human As I was growing up as a child I really did not listen to music. The music that I do remember hearing was what my mom and step dad listen to and that was country. By hearing this music it made me feel that I was not alone and that other was going throw what I was going throw. A sad period in my life, I was put in a foster home and my step was a very bad man. When I left my mom was
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My passion for music and the arts started at a very young age. I was a member of a gospel music organization called the West Virginia Mass Choir. I was fortunate enough to have parents and grandparents that believed in my talents and they enrolled me in a professional children’s chorus in the city of Charleston, West Virginia called the Appalachian Children’s Chorus. I was able to have that as an outlet to not only learn more about music, but learn more about myself on a personal level. Of course
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------------------------------------------------- My Musical Auto-Biography Music 103 Giovanni Classen BMCC Dr. Bethany Reeves They say a picture is worth a thousand words. To me, composers paint a thousand pictures through melody, rhythm, and artistic lyrical ability. As I’ve grown, music has been a major part of my life; whether through culture and getting together with family, grabbing an instrument (I played the “Güiro”, a Latin instrument, in which I grabbed a metal object which resembled
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on how others lived and thought about life. The humanities are essential for understanding the past that is responsible for the creation of the present. The humanities are academic disciplines which study the human condition using methods that are largely analytic, critical, or speculative. This differs from academic disciplines which use an empirical approach in which evidence is gathered using the senses. The study of the human condition, the humanities cover areas such as art, music, architecture
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relaxes the body and mind. Some people have just one hobby but there are many others who enjoy several. Nonetheless, many agree that doing something that you like during your free time can be very therapeutic. Even more so if you can give others joy through your hobby. My father is one example of this. My father retired from work about eight years ago. Before his retirement, he was the head of one department in a big company. Even though he had a secretary, my father was burdened with paperwork. His
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things I am most grateful for, the love that I have developed for music has to be high on that list. It was in fourth grade that I was really introduced the wonder that is music. That January, at the age of ten, I suddenly matured in a way that I could not have imagined. From that day on, a part of me began to develop. Now, that passion is one of the cornerstones of who I am as a person. This change can be largely credited to a big hero of mine: my sister, Anniestacia. Her active involvement in
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