The Music
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Publicado: 3 de marzo de 2013
Name: Natalia Abello
Teacher: Eliana Quintín
Level: Advanced
THE MUSIC’S IMPORTANCE
I always ask me, how would be the world without the music? For many people the music is very important. Forexample, I love listen to music in the bus, in the work, when I study, in conclusion I listen to music every time that I can. But, no only listen to radio is music, everything around us is music, is artand obviously is a language, because everything produce sounds, some are pleasant and others terrible.
Who hasn’t been in love with romantic songs and each time that you listen to song you remember theperson who dedicated this song. When we have a party, we search music. Who hasn’t listened to music when you take a shower? All the people used to the music every day, we search between the soundsour preferred and the sound that be appropriate for the situation that we are living in this moment.
But, what is music really? This is the meaning of music: “Music is an art formwhose medium is sound and silence. Its common elements are pitch (which governs melody and harmony), rhythm(and its associated concepts tempo, meter, and articulation), dynamics, and the sonic qualitiesof timbre and texture.” This meaning shows us, the big music importance because since the antiquity the music was necessary for the people and it has been part of their live.
Also, the music helps us to express ourfeelings and thinking. For example, the artists or composers are the person who more used the music how language for tell us their thinking. And we, the people who aren’t musicians use their music for tellsomeone what we feel.
We body respond better to a musical stimulus than the other thing. A clear example is the well-know Mozart effect, this is an effect that search stimulate the babies when theyare in the womb and the idea is to continue later that the baby born.
Other example is when in the gyms using the music for to do some exercises with rhythm and the people enjoy more the...
Teacher: Eliana Quintín
Level: Advanced
THE MUSIC’S IMPORTANCE
I always ask me, how would be the world without the music? For many people the music is very important. Forexample, I love listen to music in the bus, in the work, when I study, in conclusion I listen to music every time that I can. But, no only listen to radio is music, everything around us is music, is artand obviously is a language, because everything produce sounds, some are pleasant and others terrible.
Who hasn’t been in love with romantic songs and each time that you listen to song you remember theperson who dedicated this song. When we have a party, we search music. Who hasn’t listened to music when you take a shower? All the people used to the music every day, we search between the soundsour preferred and the sound that be appropriate for the situation that we are living in this moment.
But, what is music really? This is the meaning of music: “Music is an art formwhose medium is sound and silence. Its common elements are pitch (which governs melody and harmony), rhythm(and its associated concepts tempo, meter, and articulation), dynamics, and the sonic qualitiesof timbre and texture.” This meaning shows us, the big music importance because since the antiquity the music was necessary for the people and it has been part of their live.
Also, the music helps us to express ourfeelings and thinking. For example, the artists or composers are the person who more used the music how language for tell us their thinking. And we, the people who aren’t musicians use their music for tellsomeone what we feel.
We body respond better to a musical stimulus than the other thing. A clear example is the well-know Mozart effect, this is an effect that search stimulate the babies when theyare in the womb and the idea is to continue later that the baby born.
Other example is when in the gyms using the music for to do some exercises with rhythm and the people enjoy more the...
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