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    In the story "Sonny’s Blues" by James Baldwin‚ is a powerful story that talked about the creativity and artistic in music. Sonny is a guys very passion for his music in life at the young age and he also have a dreams to become a great musicians jazz. His passion for music makes him impatient with everything else. Therefore‚ the contradictory lives of the two brothers that has contributed for the theme was very interesting by many things entanglements of time‚ space and ideals such as drop out of

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    to Indian inhabitants would yield a better task performance instead of using a controlled musical stimulus‚ as emotion is subjective. A pilot study was conducted on eight healthy participants to identify which type of music (carnatic‚ hard rock and jazz) enhances the cognitive skills and reduces the mental stress of an individual in listening of music by using electroencephalography(Eight healthy right handed subjects without special musical education participated in the study. EEG signal were recorded

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    Everyday Use and Sonny’s Blues The authors of “Everyday Use” and “Sonny’s Blues” portray a demonstration that explores both sibling and parental relationships that constantly induce love and conflict with one another. Alice Walker‚ whom wrote “Everyday Use”‚ shows conflicts through Dee‚ a modern way of life type of girl‚ and her mother‚ a traditional African woman. In “Sonny’s Blues”‚ James Baldwin tells a tale of Sonny‚ a heroine addict who loves music‚ whoms brother does not approve of his simplistic

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    a lot as the decades go by and different types are created while other ones go out of style. All about JazzJazz is a good barometer of freedom…” that’s what Duke Ellington said in a filmed interview for a documentary‚ but jazz is much more. It is the story of two world wars and a devastating depression‚ the sound track that helped Americans get through the worst of times. Jazz is about sex‚ the way men and women talk to each other and conduct the complicated rituals of courtship‚ a sophisticated

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    The narrator lives underground‚ steals electricity‚ and listens to jazz records in his humble dwelling‚ choosing to remain underground so he can document his life story. The narrator chronicles his experience as a black man living in America‚ and his internal conflict between his desire to succeed in the world of the white

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    Yugoslavia‚ Romania and Bulgaria. The first song made a tempo of the whole concert. Louis Armstrong began the performance with «When It Is Sleepy Time Down South»‚ this swing song with slow tempo and Armstrong’s wonderful solo part is now considered as a jazz standard‚ followed by «Indiana» with piano solo by Billy Kyle‚ bass solo by Arvell Shaw‚ clarinet solo by Eddie Shu‚ trombone solo by Tyree Glenn and outstanding instrumental session in general. Louis Armstrong was the best trumpet player of this era

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    James Reese Europe and Will Marion Cook were leaders of the most popular “Syncopated” music groups of the day. TRUE Mary Lou Williams was the most important female Violinist in the century. FALSE Count Basie is credited with inventing a piano accompaniment style‚ the name is derived from the words “accompanying” and “Complementing” known as Comping One of many mutes used by brass players to change the sound of their instrument is known as Plunger Mute In 1938‚ promoter John Hammond put together

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    middle child of two brothers‚ Olikoye and Beko‚ who went on to become prestigious medical doctors in their fields. Some say that this was somewhat of the motive behind Kuti’s first intentions to be a doctor. Fela was inspired by different genres from Jazz and Funk to Salsa and Calypso with Juju. From these different styles and realms of music he constructed and engineered a unique style of his own that would forever change the history of African music‚ which was named Afrobeat.He died on August 2‚ 1997

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    Music Analysis Essay The roots of each jazz and blues are tangled along. It is typically difficult to differentiate one from the opposite. Each have their traditions that emerged from the south of America and specially the African-American populations of that region. The musical styles of each are the results of the collision of traditionally African rhythms and musical techniques with European classical and popular music genre. Each are adored American styles of music. Miles Davis “So What” and

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    century. Latin American musicians greatly influenced Jazz musicians in the early part of the twentieth century‚ and this gave birth to the Latin-jazz genre at the time. Modern dancing styles also originated from the Latin America jazz moves that were combined with an afro-Cuban beat 2. What was the significance of “Machito and His Afro-Cubans”? The Machito and his Afro-Cubans helped create salsa music and Cubop as well as redefined Afro-Cuban Jazz. The group made great recordings in their time and

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