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All music is popular music?(Essay)
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Arena Journal
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March 22, 2007
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- Johnson, Bruce
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The relationship between sound and power is as old as recorded history. From the location of ancient cave paintings at sites of intensified acoustics to the destructive power of the Sirens or Joshua's trumpets at Jericho, sound has defined territory and 'zones of contestation'. Livy attached great significance to the cohesive war cries of the Romans in their victory over Hannibal, with his more heterogeneous sonorities, at Zama in 202 BC--anticipating a similar observation about the difference in morale between Russia's First and Second Armies in 1812.1 But 'earshot' marked the radius of the power of sound, exceeded immeasurably by that of the printed text, until the advent of ...
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738 words
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787 words
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GARY RUMMLER;
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School Arts;
May 1, 1998 ;
Vieth, Ken;
787 words
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Music, especially by Bach, helps reduce stress
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April 29, 2004 ;
Altonn, Helen; Altonn, Helen;
787 words
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Kubicki, Judith M;
787 words
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National Music Week Essay Contest
Music Clubs Magazine;
April 1, 2005 ;
Anonymous;
652 words
..."Music Helps Freedom Ring Around the World" Winners: Northeast and...or mellow tones of a guitar, rendering comfort and enjoyment. Music helps freedom ring around the world. Music is sound arranged into a specific pattern. It is an important...
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PAUL RECER;
582 words
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Shopping bag; Therapist uses music to soothe the soul.(VARIETY)
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN);
October 30, 1997 ;
Thibodeau, Beth;
475 words
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Music has the power to enhance some kinds of higher brain function....
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service;
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Knox, Richard A.;
787 words
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Music in Other Words: Victorian Conversations.(Book review)
Women & Music;
January 1, 2007 ;
Newman, Nancy;
787 words
...Music in Other Words: Victorian Conversations. By Ruth A. Solie. California Studies in Nineteenth-Century Music 12. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2004. 223 pp...particular. The exchange was symptomatic of the debates fueling music studies in the early 1990s. Van den Toorn's argument against...
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The music making and wellness movement in the 21st century: My interview...
The American Music Teacher;
October 1, 2001 ;
Porter, Carol;
787 words
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Music. (feminism in music)
The Nation;
February 7, 1987 ;
Said, Edward W.;
787 words
...MUSIC It is an interesting fact aboutfeminism, and about the place of music in contemporary culture, that very little has been done to map the female role in the production and performance of music. Mainstream classical music is dominated by men in almost...
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Use music in the classroom.
Intervention in School & Clinic;
May 1, 2006 ;
Press, Marlyn Rothman;
787 words
...Music is an integral part of instruction for students with special...for even the most disabled child (Humpal & Wolf, 2003). Music is one of Gardner's (1993) multiple intelligences and, as...combines various modalities to enhance learning (Edwards, 2002). Music strengthens connections among neurons ...
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Healing harmony // A dose of music can bring peace of mind, if not a...
Chicago Sun-Times;
January 27, 1986 ;
Robert Brody;
787 words
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