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The Song “One Love” by Nas

Unlike other effective communities, where responsibility for the care of children is shared in the network, this pattern is missing in black ghettos.
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Music and Rebellion in the Era of Commercialization

However, music is only a tool, and it as used not only by corporate monsters to define the future trends for teenagers and adolescents, but also by the artists, who are willing to introduce people [...]
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Phenomenon of the Successful Singers

At first, it might seem that the change made to the music industry is radical the present-day live shows have little to do with the talk shows of the 50s and 60s in terms of [...]
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Rodeo Records Company History

To focus on the history of Rodeo Records, it is necessary to refer to the aspects of the company's development and specific operations, features of the labels and music produced, and personalities of the represented [...]
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Doris Day, Her Life and Career

Between 1968 and 1973, the actress cum singer was at the mantle of the Doris Day Show. She was a composer and singer.
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Music: Cape Breton Fiddling

The Donegals - who also came here as immigrants, turned out as fiddlers in the dance and there is a close relationship between the fiddlers from Scotland, and the Donegal as many of them share [...]
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Music Types in the United States

Unlike during the time of rock 'n' roll when music that vaguely expressed the sentiments of its time due to censorship issues, the youth of today do not have to deal with that. This is [...]
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Muse Concert at Izod Center in 2013

This is one of the main arguments that can be made while discussing this concert. This is one of the main aspects that can be identified.
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Diving Into the Secrets of the Korean Music

The combination of the ancient music traditions and the modern sound and the secret of the increasing popularity and the unique sound of the Korean SamulNori music, which is revealed in the very first sentence [...]
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Heavy Metal’s Gender Trends

In this research paper, an analysis of the relation of heavy metal and masculinity, power relations, misogyny within the culture, and the degradation of feminine attitudes in the genre is provided.
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Representing Beauty Musically in 1600

The essay focuses on the changes taking place in the era of 1600, their significance in music, and the presentation of beauty in the music composed and played during this time.
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Effects of Music in Advertising

Therefore, consumers view the content of the commercial message through the lens of the overall mood of the advertisement that depends upon the tempo and volume of the background music.
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Rapid Progress of YouTube

The level of the competition among these sites depends on the question of the popularity of Google resources and YouTube among the users.
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Canuck Rock: A History of Canadian Popular Music

Besides, the book helps one understand the evolution process of the Canadian music industry."Canuck Rock" is a determined assessment of the inception and development of trendy music in Canada starting from the late 1950s to [...]
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Audio Processing Techniques and Processors

The aim of the report is to provide the description of such audio techniques and parameters as delay, reverb, and latency and examine the characteristics of the processors used to produce the associated effects.
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Show Boat: Encouraging Tolerance

In the beginning of the musical play, the fight between the characters and the disagreements that seize by the end illustrates a sense of acceptance as well as tolerance amongst the different groups by all [...]
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Popular Music in Uzbekistan

It is aimed at demonstrating the wit of the participants to each other and the spectators. Apart from the folk music of Uzbek, modern pop music in the country is also significant.
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Verismo in Classical Music

Verismo refers to the composition of classical music based on natural elements and it was introduced to Italy in the late 19th Century.
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Music Impact on Human Mind and Body

Using the example of the shaman ritual the author wants to prove that music is healing not only to human soul, but also to human body.
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Constructions of Authenticity in Canadian Music

In this paper, the constructions of authenticity in Canadian music will be explained and investigated by means of the deep analysis of a true meaning of the world "authenticity", peculiarities of Canadian music, and the [...]
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Music in the United States Culture

Owing to the extensive nature of music, there is need to categorize music so as to simplify classification and ease the process through which a person can find music that they enjoy.
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Music as an Independent Art

There is a little possibility for the melody to save the initial idea of the author and convey it to the listeners through centuries.
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Hip Hop Infiltrates Asian Music Industry

Therefore, if American hip hop music genre infiltrated Asian music industry and an Asian hip hop music variety was invented then hurdles in Asian hip hop can be conquered.
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Rockumentaries and Musicals: Woodstock

Rockumentaries can be discussed as the reflection of the social trends developed during the 1950s-1960s because the focus on rock and roll music resulted in mirroring the elements of the music and musicians' images in [...]
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Jazz Concert

After listening to a soul jazz performance, the writer finds that there was calmness at first in the mind of the writer as he kept on listening to the initial beats while trying to connect [...]
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Revisiting New Jazz Music Concert

Nevertheless, because of a new and imaginative way to interpret the compositions known by millions of people for quite a while, the concert left a huge impact on me and changed my perception of the [...]
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Sister Act: Critical Review

The show is based on the music by Alan Menken, and the variety of wonderful songs the lyrics to which is written by Glenn Slater is presented in the musical.
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Reflection on Making a Rindik

The bars of the rindik are adjusted in order to change the sound to the required tone. However, we had a problem because the rindik was out of tune.
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American Art and 1920 Jazz Age

In the height of the industrial revolution in America, the America craft movement which began as a response to the industrial revolution was one of the major developments taking place.
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The Beginnings of Hip-Hop

Within the course of three decades, hip-hop has become a part of the mainstream culture. This is one of the details that should be considered.
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The Artistic Realm of Music Video

Although the public accuses Hip Hop of sexism, propensity for riots and greed, the author believes that the problem is not inside the genre but within society. This multidimensionality is what Beyonce was trying to [...]
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Black Expression: African American Music

Religion in the New Orleans is a product of heavy influence by African American expressionism. Beliefs in the death and after life are a product of African influence.
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Jazz Music in American Culture

The origin of jazz is associated with black communities in the United States whose culture influenced the musical elements of the genre.
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Woodstock Music and Art Festival

In this paper, we will explore on Woodstock Music and Art festival, the challenges that were faced, and the impact of the festival to the music industry.
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Les Miserables The Musical

Musical analysts argue that the pleadings of Jean Valjean in this song got prompted by the suffering of the young man's wife. The two are the main characters in Les Miserables and represent the evil [...]
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Music as a Contemporary Art

Creativity involves manipulating words to appeal to the audience and for the audience to be able to relate to the music easily.
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What jazz is and what jazz is not

As a result, due to the spreading of jazz music in different regions of the world, variety of elements were fused together resulting to existence of different genres of jazz such as the Latin jazz [...]
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Music Therapy Throughout the Soloist

Globally, classical music in its sense has always been known to adjoin the listener to some transcendent understanding of the world order, the feeling of integrity with the Universe and enormous delight rising up from [...]
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The Hip-Hop Genre Origin and Influence

Hess, in addition, notes that from 1970s, the development of Hip-hop as a culture has been very complex due to immigrants from different parts of the world, who in one way or another equally contributed [...]
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Baroque Period and Romantic Period

Italy was the hub of music due to many performances that were held there at the request of pope. The composers of this period wrote music that was not complex and heavy like in the [...]
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Music and Media Perceptions

This paper is an in-depth analysis of the perception of the media towards music, and the extent to which the media has influenced kids by playing music.
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Latin American Music

The author examines Tango, Baroque and Latin Jazz as some of the old classical music in the region. The impact of Latin music in the global scene is intense and widespread.
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Analysis of Music Video

In this work the discussion is going to focus on a hip hop video by one of the greatest MCs in the industry by the stage name of NAS born Nasir Jones, Nas released the [...]
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The Story of Christian Music

Despite the short 150 years of European Christian missions in Africa, a dramatic increase has been witnessed in the numbers of population converted to Christian religion.
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Composing and Performing Church Music

In the twentieth century, the view of music by the Roman Catholic Church was defined in two statements: the first of them, motu proprio of 1903, proclaimed return to Gregorian chant, restoration of unaccompanied polyphonic [...]
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Music and Vital Congregations

Although during the liturgy the words can also bring the holiness and wonder each person is striving to, music enriches a prayer with spirit and inspiration, makes worshiping full of feelings of loftiness.
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Hip-Hop in Japan

However, this was not the case, most of the artists focused on refining their music in the Japanese languages to give it a Japanese flavor.
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Popular Music and Thinking Errors

The message in the lyrics of rock songs is mostly that life is not worth living with the lyrics filled with numerous pessimistic and angry lines.
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Hip Hop Influence on Youth: Statistics and Effects

Hip hop music is also said to perpetuate the rise in criminal activities among the youth. It is therefore recommendable for the youth to shun away from the vice brought about by hip hop music.
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Summary of Chapters on Music

The importance of music in the life of a parish is hard to overestimate. In the era of Romanticism, the attention to historical past of church music was by large a merit of scholars.
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