Hystori Of The Music
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Publicado: 14 de diciembre de 2012
DEGREE:
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SUBJECT:
ENGLISH
PROFESSOR:
PATRICIA
WORK:
THE HISTORY OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
GRADO Y GRUPO:
1er SEMESTRE GRUPO “A”
SEPTIEMBRE 2012
}History of the music
Throughout history, all cultures have been expressed in a way, the most common has been through the music, which speaks of the events and feelings that they feel at the time that a genderemerged.
20th-century music is defined by the sudden emergence of advanced technology for recording and distributing music as well as dramatic innovations in musical forms and styles. Because music was no longer limited to concerts, opera-houses, clubs, and domestic music-making, it became possible for music artists to quickly gain global recognition and influence.
Twentieth-century music broughtnew freedom and wide experimentation with new musical styles and forms that challenged the accepted rules of music of earlier periods. Faster modes of transportation allowed musicians and fans to travel more widely to perform or listen. Amplification permitted giant concerts to be heard by those with the least expensive tickets, and the inexpensive reproduction and transmission or broadcast ofmusic gave rich and poor alike nearly equal access to high-quality music performances.
Rock and roll
The rock and roll is a style of revolutionary music. I say revolutionary because it broke with all the conventions of the time to create something new, which represented the young people tired of the rules. With the rock begins the absentia. Its origin was fusion of different genres ofAfro-American and American music, like, Boogie woogie, Jazz, Rhythm and blues and finally Gospel.
The disc jockey Alan Freed was the first person to use the term "rock and roll", in the year 1951. There was a large explosion between 1954 and 1960. Suddenly, Elvis, Bill Haley, Chuck Berry, Little Richard and others were playing "rock and roll" perfectly developed, as if it had come out of nowhere.
LittleRichard
Little Richard, artistic name of Richard Wayne Penniman, (Macon, Georgia, December 5 1932) is a singer, composer and pianist african-american rock and roll of the United States. Their first recordings in the 50 years were a mixture of blues and rhythm and blues, with a strong influence of the gospel, but with an ability such that strongly marked a new kind of music. The color of theirskin kept him away from the glory, due to the racism that existed at that time.
He himself said "I came to a family that she did not like the rhythm and blues, Pennies From Heaven by Bing Crosby and Ella Fitzgerald was all that could hear"
At the age of 13, his father out of the house shocked by their homosexual choppiness. Free of the oppression family, frees your passions repressed and dedicatedto sing in bars, slums or simple street corners, to earn a living. Luckily, a white marriage, Ann and Johnny Johnson, Or take them out of this world and allow you to further develop their musical skills in the scenario of the Tick Tock, the club that directed.
Elvis Presley
Elvis Aaron Presley was born in the town of Tupelo, Mississippi, on January 8 of 1935. The great musical icon of thetwentieth century that transcends the simple image of sociocultural myth to settle their values in an extraordinary voice capability, in an imposing and erotic scenic presence and, Above all, in the rapprochement of the patterns of the music to the mainstream white black, combining since its proverbial interpretation, the country & western, gospel and R&B, to form a vibrant sonority, whichresulted in the popularization of the music that changed the world, the rock'n'roll.
Greatest Hits:
"Heartbreak Hotel"
"Don't Be Cruel"
"Hound Dog"
"Love Me Tender"
"Too Much"
"All Shook Up"
"(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear"
"Jailhouse Rock"
"Don't"
"Hard Headed Woman"
For the big screen Elvis filmed numerous films, generally all cut by the same pattern, with songs, beautiful...
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SUBJECT:
ENGLISH
PROFESSOR:
PATRICIA
WORK:
THE HISTORY OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
GRADO Y GRUPO:
1er SEMESTRE GRUPO “A”
SEPTIEMBRE 2012
}History of the music
Throughout history, all cultures have been expressed in a way, the most common has been through the music, which speaks of the events and feelings that they feel at the time that a genderemerged.
20th-century music is defined by the sudden emergence of advanced technology for recording and distributing music as well as dramatic innovations in musical forms and styles. Because music was no longer limited to concerts, opera-houses, clubs, and domestic music-making, it became possible for music artists to quickly gain global recognition and influence.
Twentieth-century music broughtnew freedom and wide experimentation with new musical styles and forms that challenged the accepted rules of music of earlier periods. Faster modes of transportation allowed musicians and fans to travel more widely to perform or listen. Amplification permitted giant concerts to be heard by those with the least expensive tickets, and the inexpensive reproduction and transmission or broadcast ofmusic gave rich and poor alike nearly equal access to high-quality music performances.
Rock and roll
The rock and roll is a style of revolutionary music. I say revolutionary because it broke with all the conventions of the time to create something new, which represented the young people tired of the rules. With the rock begins the absentia. Its origin was fusion of different genres ofAfro-American and American music, like, Boogie woogie, Jazz, Rhythm and blues and finally Gospel.
The disc jockey Alan Freed was the first person to use the term "rock and roll", in the year 1951. There was a large explosion between 1954 and 1960. Suddenly, Elvis, Bill Haley, Chuck Berry, Little Richard and others were playing "rock and roll" perfectly developed, as if it had come out of nowhere.
LittleRichard
Little Richard, artistic name of Richard Wayne Penniman, (Macon, Georgia, December 5 1932) is a singer, composer and pianist african-american rock and roll of the United States. Their first recordings in the 50 years were a mixture of blues and rhythm and blues, with a strong influence of the gospel, but with an ability such that strongly marked a new kind of music. The color of theirskin kept him away from the glory, due to the racism that existed at that time.
He himself said "I came to a family that she did not like the rhythm and blues, Pennies From Heaven by Bing Crosby and Ella Fitzgerald was all that could hear"
At the age of 13, his father out of the house shocked by their homosexual choppiness. Free of the oppression family, frees your passions repressed and dedicatedto sing in bars, slums or simple street corners, to earn a living. Luckily, a white marriage, Ann and Johnny Johnson, Or take them out of this world and allow you to further develop their musical skills in the scenario of the Tick Tock, the club that directed.
Elvis Presley
Elvis Aaron Presley was born in the town of Tupelo, Mississippi, on January 8 of 1935. The great musical icon of thetwentieth century that transcends the simple image of sociocultural myth to settle their values in an extraordinary voice capability, in an imposing and erotic scenic presence and, Above all, in the rapprochement of the patterns of the music to the mainstream white black, combining since its proverbial interpretation, the country & western, gospel and R&B, to form a vibrant sonority, whichresulted in the popularization of the music that changed the world, the rock'n'roll.
Greatest Hits:
"Heartbreak Hotel"
"Don't Be Cruel"
"Hound Dog"
"Love Me Tender"
"Too Much"
"All Shook Up"
"(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear"
"Jailhouse Rock"
"Don't"
"Hard Headed Woman"
For the big screen Elvis filmed numerous films, generally all cut by the same pattern, with songs, beautiful...
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