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My Three Favorite Things Narrative Essay
Basketball
Music
Poetry
My three favorite things are music, basketball, and writing poetry. In this essay, I will write my reasons for choosing these things. Plus, how I feel about, and while I’m, doing these things. I will also mention certain memories from doing these things, and while listening to music. We all have our own preferences, and…
Compare and contrast Impressionism, Neoclassicism, and Expressionism
Classical Music
Music
Impressionism, Neoclassicism, and Expressionism are three art movements and styles that occurred nearly simultaneously but are different from one another. Impressionism in music is basically a movement in the latter part of the 19th century and the early 20th century that mainly focused on creating impressions instead of explicitly describing something. It basically focuses…
Social Cues Cage the Elephant
Elephant
Entertainment
Music
Some bands develop a signature sound and choose to play it safe by limiting themselves to that specific sound with little to no variation within their music. Sometimes this gamble pays off and the band continues to experience success. Other bands however, end up dissolving and are never heard from again. When it comes to…
To Give up My Musical Talent
Health
Music
Never Give Up
Music is a talent that has become part of my personality and my ability to build character. I’ve been accustomed the ability to play a musical instrument that has benefited me in many different ways throughout the past several years. I have the ability to read music which in return would make it possible for…
A Lesson on Bells and How They Can Help Us Understand Musical Pitches and Instruments
Entertainment
Help
Music
Musicology
The vast majority of music classes in the Western world include studying “typical” instruments — the violin, piano, flute, and other standard instruments. Unfortunately, this usually comes at the cost of neglecting the study of lesser-known or lesser-played instruments, like bells, Thus, Kieffer’s and Starmer’s articles spark an apt discussion regarding the history and portrayal…
The Development of My Love for Math
Math
Music
Psychology
Thought
For me, math is like breathing. When I look at math, the numbers arrange themselves in my head to make sense of the problem at hand sometimes I need to do a little more thinking, but often the numbers just come together after I work with them a little. I have always loved math, and…
Differences and Similarities Between Tupac and Biggie
American Music
Music
Popular Music
Tupac Shakur
In this essay I will be comparing the differences and similarities between Tupac Amaru Shakur and Christopher Wallace also knows as “Biggie” who both are male rappers and reined a pretty short but yet famous mid 90’s career in the music industry. I first would start off with Notorious B. I. G and his differences…
A comparison of the baroque and modern flutes
Classical Music
Elements of music
Music
Music theory
Musicology
Performing arts
Sound
A comparative study of the use of the barqoue and modern flute in composition, with specific reference to V Sonata IV for flute and continuo by J.S Bach, and Sonata for flute and piano by HindemithThe baroque, or transverse flute is of great interest to me, mainly because of my own flute playing experience. Since…
Compare and Contrast the Traditional Music of India with that of China
China
Music
Tradition
Music has been an essential part of Indian life since Vedic times, according to Dale Hoiberg and Indu Ramchandani. Even today, Vedic hymns are chanted at religious functions (p. 29). Hoiberg and Ramchandani observed that Indian music encompasses a wide range of instrumental and vocal traditions, including classical, religious, popular, theatrical, and modern (p. 29)….
Music Censorship in America
Censorship
Music
According to Nuzem (7), music censorship refers to any discriminatory act that advocates or permits the suppression, control, or prohibition of music, disregarding the desires of the creator or intended audience. The question arises: how prevalent is it in contemporary America? Furthermore, isn’t the freedom of speech for artists protected under the first amendment? Despite…