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    Music Program Extra Credit Sigmund Freud #4 Throughout time individuals have found music to possess undeniable alluring qualities. To contrast the general populations enjoyment of music comes Sigmund Freud’s point of view. Sigmund Freud establishes his discontents with music, in that passage to showcases his dislike toward the art concept of music as a whole. Furthermore, Freud believes music to be “unanalyzable” and meaningless due to its lack of words. This interpretation of music is extremely

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    education. As educators, we’re responsible for guiding the future by providing the best education to the students. Music education is important because it functions with the development of language, memory, coordination, and much more. Students learn how to be creative and inspired through music. In general, music teaches people to have sensibility. It’s a universal language. However, music is a form of expression, which is shown and presented to others by one’s gifted talent. As musicians, we are exposed

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    2017 P3 RD MLA Music should be kept in public schools It is widely accepted that music helps with learning. If so, then why are music programs from public schools cut? While music can be extremely expensive and distracting from other subjects in school, students involved in a music program can benefit. They are able to remember better, learn and understand language easier, and stay in school longer. Before students graduate, however, they need to make sure they have a good memory. Music helps with memory

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    a passion for music and the music industry, and my parents and I both knew that I was not going for school, unless it was for something music related. The music industry is such a broad category and there are so many moving parts within this sector. I chose music promotion for my career project, because it would allow me to go in and out of different departments within the music industry, along being able to work alongside creative individuals for artists. Pursuing a career in music promotion would

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    I. In defence of music and music industry Rosen says, “It’s true that the most controversial lyrics in popular music reflect the violence and despair in an artist’s imagination or in society. But they reflect it—they don’t create it” (82). Therefore, music does not cause violence. In fact, it gives chance to parents to understand their children through lyrics of music, and provide children with proper guidance, if they are going on wrong path. Moreover, “Recording company executives constantly make

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    Art and music are such an integral part of our everyday lives. Understanding the basic elements of each is essential to interpreting their meaning. Listening to music stimulates every part of the brain and alters our chemical composition and mental state. Art is a tangible reminder of civilizations from the past; it shows us a glimpse of a culture and lifestyle different from our own. Art and music are designed not to simply entertain, but rather to educate and inspire us. Music is not simply a sound

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    listen to secular music or be entertained by television shows? Music has always been a source of entertainment from the days of ole until today. Music is either spiritual or secular. Secular music can be defined as music that does not have a biblical message; it instigates promiscuity, violence or any other possible harmful acts. Some say listening to secular music is harmless because it doesn’t influence your spirituality. The music you listen to should glorify God. Music in its original state

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    Latin Music Then and Now Having grown up in New York City during the 50s and 60s, I am familiar with the influence of Latino music. The national music of the time for most Americans was the singing sensations of Frank Sinatra, Perry Como and many others. Jazz music was soulful, but dancing to it was not very exciting. The introduction of Latin American music into Harlem from Cuba created an avenue for the people of different cultures and races to come together for the appreciation of the music and

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    society, the value of music education is declining at an alarming speed. Many schools around the United States have been forced to cut spending on music in place of other classes that are viewed as being much more important. This is a travesty for our culture and for our future generations. Little does our society realize that there are many benefits that music education has to offer. The Government should make every kids take a music class of their choice at a young age. Having a music class will definitely

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    Music, cultures and societies all around the world are highly diverse. However, a common challenge that each society faces is how to preserve their own identity – how to pass down the music cultures and traditions from generation to generation. It is important to realize that music cultures are not static. Evolution and being dynamic is part of what it means to be human. But from one generation to the next, societies around the world need to be able to pass down certain foundations for the next generation

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