| Music is a human activity which involves
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| | melody and dynamics.
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| structured, audiblesounds and is used for
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| | Harmony is the relation of notes to notes
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| artistic, entertainment orceremonial
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| | as they are playsimultaneously. Rhythm,
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| purposes. Music is a major part of
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| | by the most simple definition, ismusical
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| ourenvironment. Music is often referred
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| | time. Melody is a musical line of single
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| to as "The International
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| | tones orpitches, heard by the listener as
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| Language"--a simple thought with vast
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| | a single unity. Dynamicsprovide the
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| implications behindit. Even if you cannot
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| | emotion behind the musical thought.
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| speak the language of a foreigncountry,
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| | Dynamicstell the performer when to play a
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| you can move, dance, and most of all,
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| | piece softly or when to playloudly--music
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| enjoy themusic of that country. While we
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| | ranges from a mere whisper to the fullest
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| may not understand thewords to a
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| | ofsound.
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| particular song, we do understand the
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| | Just as there are a multitude of
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| beauty ofthe music.
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| | definitions for the term "music",likewise
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| The making of music predates man's use of
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| | there are many divisions and groupings of
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| the written wordand is deeply tied to the
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| | music,many of which are caught up in the
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| development and uniqueness ofvarious
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| | argument over the precisedefinition of
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| human cultures. Music has influenced
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| | music. Among the larger theme areas are
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| human beingssince the dawn of
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| | classicalmusic, popular or commercial
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| civilization. Music is written
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| | music (including rock and roll),country
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| andperformed for a variety of purposes,
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| | music and folk music. Some genres such
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| including humanpleasure, religious or
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| | asbebop-era jazz, rap, punk rock and
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| ceremonial functions, or asentertainment
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| | electronic music are oftendiscounted as
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| products for sale in the marketplace.
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| | "real music" by member music lovers.
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| Music greatly affects our personal moods.
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| | As world cultures have grown closer,
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| Music can calmand revitalize us in a
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| | their particular musicalstyles and
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| variety of ways. It can elevate ourmoods
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| | instruments have often merged. For
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| above our personal fears and doubts and
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| | example,
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| evenreduce stress and pain levels.
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| | U.S.-American bluegrass music contains
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| Try listening to a classical music score
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| | elements from
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| for a sense of power.
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| | Anglo-Irish, Scottish, German and some
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| Soft, soothing music can help you unwind.
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| | African-Americaninstrumental and vocal
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| And listen tomedium-fast to fast music
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| | traditions. American music is
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| for exercising and housecleaning. Putting
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| | trulyproduct of the multi-ethnic "melting
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| additional music in your life can be
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| | pot" society.
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| apowerfully enriching tool.
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| | Whatever style of music you prefer, take
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| As with everything created by humans,
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| | the time regularly toenjoy your special
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| there is an elementalbasis for the
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| | musical composition. Music is good for
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| composition of music. The basic essence
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| | yoursoul!
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| ofmusic lies with its harmony, rhythm,
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| | Article written by Larry Denton.
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