PPT-WORLD MUSIC IN CONTEXT Approaching unfamiliar music

Some music traditions are easy to recognize whereas others require you to develop a systematic method for identifying what you hear Hopefully by now you will have developed your own method of recognizing unfamiliar . And people everywhere in the world will relate to that Lyman MacInnis Managing Director Balmur Management Ltd Appropriately enough my 64257rst encounter with country music was while driving with my father Navigating highways and back roads en route By Will Wright . 1945. Second world war influenced music across Britain. . . The war influenced fast and often frantic music. From this dances such as the boogie-woogie and the jitter bug were born. . Music from non-Western Cultures. Sitar. Tampura. Sarod. Tabla. Shehnai. Vēṇu. Harmonium. Melody in Indian Music. Traditional Indian music is generally . melodic. , though it is known for a heavy use of drones to fill in the space behind the melody.. MUH 2051. MUH 2512. Dr. . Bakan. – Summer “B” 2015 . What, in the World, Is Music? . Music. ? . John Cage: “4’33. ”. Pianist: David Tudor . https://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=HypmW4Yd7SY. A new tradition?World Music Day organizers look to 2010, considering closing University for festivalby Rebecca WallaceAccidental Klezmer musicians Mark Fiebert, front, and Alex Ran, back, perform at P Delivered by Rachel Dempsey . for Lourdes Youth & Community Servicers Development Education. & . Global Harmonies. 14. th. June 2016. Our World: Hopes & Fears. Write a list of the things you see happening in the world (local & global) that give you . Joe C. Clark. Kent State University. February 27, 2014. MLA Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA. Shamisen. T. hree . string fretless plucked lute. Traditionally it accompanies the voice, with instrumental interludes. . Major events in history have shaped the development of Rock Music. Historical Events. Emancipation Proclamation (1862) – freeing of the slaves in the United States. . The slaves had brought with them a strong musical heritage consisting of . SHOU (Niki) YANG Decoloniality, Ecology, Tianren heyi , and Ethnomusicology in China During our discussions th roughout this semester about different possible world questions and variou building identities, as a means to empower and install agency. A community music therapy talks about how to humanize communities ecological context within which the individual lives; conversely, helpi . What is a Copyright? . Performing Rights Organizations (PROs) - service organizations . The PRO landscape . How does BMI collect and distribute licensing fees? . BMI and NFHS Partnership . What’s Licensable? . at Sheldon. Remember to present this slideshow, so that you can hear the commentary. A-Level Music Technology. at Sheldon. Students of Music Technology will focus on the techniques, practices and principles of music technology as an area of advanced study.. Some say that going to a music festival is one thing everyone should do at least once in their lifetime, and if you’ve never rocked out to your favorite bands while surrounded by hundreds, if not thousands, of other festival-goers, maybe it’s time you should?
However, while it might be an experience you’ll never forget, if you don’t go to one of the top music festivals prepared, it might be memorable for all the wrong reasons. Creating a climate for great learning, success and opportunity. Why study Music?. You enjoy performing, composing and appraising in KS3 lessons. You have some skills on an instrument or vocals. In the future, Creativity is going to be one of the most important and in-demand skills at work (World Economic Forum.) When business leaders across the world were surveyed, they voted creativity as the most important workplace skill to help their businesses survive and grow. This means that the study of creative subjects, like Music, is becoming even more important and relevant to young people to give you the chance to succeed – whatever your ambitions. At the same time, you will find many opportunities to develop and improve your personal wellbeing both independently and as part of a wider community.