Loudness

This article, A case study on vocal loudness with a young adult with autism spectrum disorder and developmental delay, the authors Pack, Bernhardt, Radanov, and Marinova-Todd dive into a short term case study in which ten to twelve adults with a significant history of developmental delay go through nine, thirty-minute treatment sessions in total which the volume of their voice is recorded in comparison to both non-speech and speech sounds as well as spontaneous or planned speech. The sessions use

Traditional, culture, and identity- how can music affect human life? I chose this topic because music is a history, a culture and everything. Music is a very important role in our daily life. Maybe most of the people wouldn’t know it or feel it but without music everything would have changed. Music have been a big part of our lives, most of the culture has music. So can music change the world or the world will change music? Not all music are good to the society I am not saying that all music are

the shower the loudest noise is the water falling, after a few seconds the viewer gets used to the tranquil sound of the water falling. By making the sound of the water so loud it makes the viewer feel like they are close, maybe even in the shower. Loudness is related to

You've probably heard the speaker who attempts to recreate conversations between characters, or tell you what someone else said, and not truly convey the emotion of those people. A couple of examples of this are: 1) I told my brother "I'm really angry that you took my car without asking me." without sounding angry. Or, 2) "When I heard I had earned a $10,000 bonus, I was so excited" with a monotone voice. When your vocal pattern conflicts with what you're saying, the audience won't 'buy into'

At 12:30 PM, on October 18, 2016 I attended a Brown Bag Event that took place at the Jackson-Graeter Backstage Theatre of the Mary Alice Marshall Performing Arts Center. The event was a recital by singer / songwriter Ms. Amy Engelhardt, performing original works from her 2008 album, Not Going to be Pretty. She played the piano as she sang; and two Temple College staff members (Tarik Hassan on double bass and Norm Bergeron on the drums) also accompanied her. Ms. Engelhardt performed eleven

In a town just off from Cornwall lived a girl, she was born into a wealthy and renowned family. She had a mother and a father that loved her to the moon and back. They spent all their time, attention and dedication on her, she was as spoilt as a golden crown. She had the fairytale life that all dreamed of. But one day her fairytale dream was shattered. She was with her parents in their 1961 Ferrari 250 GT but as they turned a corner her life flashed before her. That day their car was sideswiped by

Sports are a form of entertainment, whether it is playing them or watching them. Yet part of the entertainment is also the audience. The fans can have a large impact on the game itself as well as your experience. We all have that one friend who is way too competitive, whether it involves sports or just who finishes eating first. They cannot choose what things to be competitive at, for that nature is in their blood. “The Coach” is the most competitive player – out of the fans. In a game, you will

Strange Fruit Vocals by Cassandra Wilson The version of the song “Strange Fruit,” by Cassandra Wilson is a piece of music that consists of 4 verses. I have broken these down into Verse A, Verse B. Verse A, and Verse A’. Cassandra’s voice is most certainly the melody of this version of Strange Fruit and is used in all 4 verses. The rhythm of this piece is a 4. The song opens in a high pitch “tinkling” piano, soft flute (that reminds me of the wind bowing) a soft distant sound of an electric guitar

In Tibetan, there is a saying, “tragedy should be utilized as a source of strength.” Her entire life flashed before her eyes as she watched another vehicle ram into the side of the car she was in. What happened? How did she end up in this situation? Why was this happening to her? All of these questions ran through her head as she woke up in her brother’s lap in shock from the impact. Leading up to this moment shocked her most of all, knowing her life could have been taken away in a matter of 2 seconds

Day 1 It was an average day for the Jones family of Rockroad Drive. Laura and Billy Mr. and Mrs. Jones’s two youngest children were playing Soccer outside while their older sister Anna was in her room practicing her gymnastics and writing a new song for her band, The Galactic Wonders, to play at the upcoming school dance. Mr. Jones was downstairs watching the Dallas Cowboys on their flat screen television while Mrs. Jones was outside watching Laura and Billy play Soccer helping keep score when