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    way due to racial inequalities prevalent during the 1950s‚ which Elvis Presley did not have to face. These inequalities skyrocketed Presley’s career to help him obtain the title of King of rock n roll opposed to Chuck Berry or any other African American musician. Chuck Berry was born on October 18‚ 1926‚ in St. Louis to a

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    Considering Elvis Abstract A contract is formed when the offerer promises to do or not to do something. Acceptance is the offeree agreeing to do what is requested in the offer. An offer may end in several ways‚ in particular‚ by the death of the offerer or offeree. In order for the agreement to be effective both parties to contract must give consideration‚ the offer must be serious‚ and clearly stated. The promise Elvis Presley made prior to Jo Laverne Alden prior to his death may be enforceable

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    to choose a genre and artist with music that meant something to me and not just go to a random concert that I would only attend for this class and never want to see again. After assuming that we could attend any concert we wanted‚ I chose to attend a G-Eazy concert‚ but after really going through the concertgoing handbook I noticed that it might be a little tough to write about modern music. Nevertheless‚ I think that it would be intresting to write about music that porbably not many people are going

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    Case Study #1 With the essay‚ On Popular Music‚ Theodore Adorno theorized that the average American was simply a mindless machine‚ programed with the popular music they found comfort in. Furthermore‚ Adorno speculated that all popular music was nothing but the same song with minor changes. This repetition puts people at ease and allows the songs themselves to have a degree of control over the listener. The control is then perfected through a number of effects including glamour‚ baby talk‚ rhythm

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    In the article‚ “Towards an Aesthetic of Popular Music”‚ Simon Frith tries to show the aesthetic value of poplar music in the sociological field‚ while most of the academic musicologists think popular music‚ submitted to social forces‚ is aesthetically worthless. There are two different sociological approaches to judge the value of music. First is technique and technology‚ as Frith states‚ “people produce and consume the music they are capable of producing and consuming.” (Firth 498) But he

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    describe males in contemporary popular music. I will be selecting several popular songs by current male and female artists. Music is a large part of our everyday life. We rarely go a day without listening to a song on our phones‚ the radio or even on television advertisements. The music industry has a large influence in our society. It is no secret that in current pop music many male artists use derogatory terms towards women. However‚ recently I have seen a change in music where women are fighting back

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    Politics and music have always had a close relationship. Events like the Vietnam War and and other political movements influence the creation of protest music. This type of music is a significant part of the culture that led to many of the political events in the 1960’s. Both Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer proposed the culture industry and mass marketing concept in their The Dialectic of Enlightenment essay.They argue that one could never escape from the influences of the media.The protest music of the

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    Qualitative Study on Classical Music from the 20th Century to the Present OUTLINE I. Introduction II. Musical Characteristics III. Major Stylistic Developments IV. Chosen Composers of the Major Stylistic Developments V. Conclusion Classical Music from the 20th Century to the Present Music is part of our daily lives. Also‚ no one can deny the fact that music is a language and like language‚ it is subjected to evolution. Music from the 20th century to the present

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    innovation that has an impact on the development of popular music. I will describe the development and impact of the Internet of popular music. Following Shapiro and Varian (1999) the development of music technology can be characterized by several aspects such as consumption‚ production and distribution. Technology influences the demand for music to be extended including costs and similar variations. The role of demand is exemplified by Klym’s (2005) invention by consuming music over network devises

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    background singer Adrian Wright as well as keyboardist Jo Callis. This song was unusual in that one of the female backing singers took a lead role‚ as the song was structured as a duet.The Human League thought of themselves as very cutting-edge‚ their music was based on electronic sounds and considered guitars "archaic and antique." Lead singer Phil Oakey has been quoted as saying this song is not a love story but more‚”a nasty song about sexual power politics.” Oakley originally didn’t want "Don’t You

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