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    Everything that Rises Must Converge: Historical Criticism Flannery O’Connor was one of the most well-known and respected scholars of her time. She was an American author and writer who composed multiple short stories and two books‚ one of these being a story in regards to racism‚ "Everything that Rises Must Converge". The book was distributed in the mid 1960’s; amid this time‚ numerous African Americans had no rights by any means. African Americans were transitioning into a more complicated period

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    Before going to the jazz showcase I only had three previous experiences with live music and for the most part those experiences were not acoustic sessions but had more synthetic instruments. Due to this I was excited to go to this performance because it would be something that I had never experienced before. I had a pretty good idea of what the experience would be like since we talked about it in class and also because I have listened to jazz music in the past. Despite this there were still a few

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    “There are many kings‚ King Henry‚ King Tut‚ King James‚ King Kong‚ the three kings‚ but there is one Prince‚” said Alicia Keys in an honorary speech. Prince will always be remembered in the 1970s-2000s as a musical genius‚ who had the ability to play 20+ instruments and put on a clinic in every performance of his. More importantly‚ his influence on the music industry has been present ever since he performed his first song showing the mix of explicit lyrics and outrageous productions in a single

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    Hip Hop Golden Era

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    The Golden Era of Hip Hop had a huge affect on people all around the world. It was an era where the young and the old all around the world connected. It brought people together. The Golden Era started from the year 1986‚ to the year 1994; The starting point is less disputed than the endpoint. The Golden Era was about innovation in content‚ inflow‚ and in production. In addition‚ the Golden Era was very influential‚ original‚ and creative. The 4-5 elements of hip hop did their part in the golden age

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    Lyrics to Popular Music Harmful to Teens? Many teens in this era listen to a variety of different music‚ for example: Hip-Hop‚ R&B‚ Heavy Rock‚ Dubstep‚ Pop‚ and Country. For many songs‚ artists tries their best to express their feelings through so the listeners to understand the feeling of the song. Many song lyrics can be interpreted into different meanings causes the listeners to either be against the artist or they are on the same page as the artist. In this case‚ most song lyrics could interfere

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    Bergman Homework

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    ASSIGNMENT: MINSTRELSY AND HIP HOP Starr and Waterman suggest that the popularity of Minstrelsy can be understood as more than a projection of white racism and that “working-class white youth expressed their own sense of marginalization through an identification with African American cultural forms (Starr/Waterman 2007‚ p.19).” In addition‚ it was during the Minstrel era that “the most pernicious stereotypes of black people‚” including “the big-city knife toting dandy (the “bad negro”) - became

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    1. Rock and Roll has taken a variety of different forms depending on the origin of those making the music. One of the major examples is the difference between music from the UK and music from the US. This has been a major divide‚ starting with the British invasion where British acts came to the United States with a heavier bluesier tone than American bands. The divide in sound happens because artists from different regions have unique influences and that generates a very particular sound for some

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    Hip Hop Is Hip Hop really just another name for black ghetto music? Are white people the only race that criticize Hip Hop? Hip Hop is viral‚ everyone has listened to‚ most people enjoy it‚ and a lot of people produce it. Most people say rappers only talk about money and sex. But in my opinion‚ Hip hop has a deeper meaning and is not just another name for black ghetto music. Hip hop has been around for a while now‚ longer than I’ve ever lived. It started out in Bronx NY‚ around the 70’s. It was made

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    Rappers: Part of the community‚ part of the world Edwards‚ W. F. (2004). AAVE Features in the lyrics of Tupac Shakur: The notion of "Realness". WORD‚ 55(2)‚ 165-178. doi:10.1080/00437956.2004.11432544 Two researchers from the English department of Wayne State University‚ Detroit‚ Michigan‚ United States‚ Walter F. Edwards and Leslie Ash‚ analyzed the registers used by Tupac Shakur‚ a prominent figure of American hip-hop culture‚ especially in rap culture. Using Tupac’s song lyrics‚ poems‚ and informal

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    Audio Production

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    For my paper I chose the audio production and engineering relating to the Music field. Music is not only beats and rhymes; it is a statement of life‚ and now days a way to make a fortune. It relaxes‚ motivates and is a great hobby for the idol one. In addition to this Music has been around for more than a thousand years and has a very colossal impact on every existing culture while still developing with new innovative sounds‚ techniques and not to mention jobs. Today there are over 2 million jobs

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