history

Iconic moments in music history.

The Eighteenth-Century Origins of the Music
In the article "The Eighteenth-Century Origins of the Musical Canon," William Weber talks about his way of thinking regarding the beginning of the melodic standard, which he accepts began with the repertory. He assembles his case by looking at the social, recorded, and educational establishments of this practice. His is an article in light of Joseph Kerman's, whose sees he disagreed with totally and invalidated them by saying that the melodic standard has been molded generally by various powers, thoughts, and accepted practices present in the musical culture, which have all acted in their remarkable manner and prompted the starting points of the ordinance.
By Hefo Rew4 years ago in Beat
Chance Music Evolution
"Chance Music" arose in 1940, including music components or exhibitions that were impacted by 'some coincidence' or 'fortune, for example, the twist of a roulette wheel. Writer John Cage was a decent example of this music style. "Neoclassical Music" followed the 1950s. It included acquiring certain melodic components of past music periods for supplementation with authors' manifestations of present-day harmonies and rhythms. Stravinsky's 1951 show 'The Rake's Progress is an extraordinary model. "Moderate Music" arose during the 1960s. Intensely impacted by India's raga music, it focused on making one music component while holding as steady any remaining viewpoints. Arranger Steve Reich was a decent type of this style. "Electronic Music" additionally arose during the 1960s. It included utilizing synthesizers to make fake tones and sounds, ably controlling the sounds and clamors, and copying the music. Writers Varese and Stockhausen were acceptable types of this style. PCs began being utilized during the 1970s to hold memory and replay whole music organizations, in this way enormously diminishing the fascination of live melodic exhibitions. A few music authors began utilizing the PC's exact, mechanized music when composing film scores.
By Hefo Rew4 years ago in Beat
Evolution of Music
After the Classical Music time, Music advanced into the Early Romantic Music time, the Late Romantic Music time, the Modern Music time, and the Contemporary Music period.
By Hefo Rew4 years ago in Beat
Music Impact on Composers
Benjamin Britten is perhaps the most capable performer and music writer of the earlier century. Also, he is one of those excellent people who figured out how to live totally and innovatively the existence he enthusiastically wanted as a youngster. As a result, music composing was his most needed occupation all through his life.
By Hefo Rew4 years ago in Beat
A Punk For All Seasons
“Punk rock isn’t something you grow out of. Punk rock is an attitude, and the essence of that attitude is ‘give us some truth’” ~ Joe Strummer
By MATTHEW FLICK4 years ago in Beat
The Green Eyed Monster
The Green Eyed Monster Beware The Lure of the Life of Hip Hop Hip Hop has made many artist richer than any artist in any other genre of music. Not even Michael Jackson the king of pop could buy a foot ball team,,,
By Ivan Law4 years ago in Beat
A short tribute to Mikis Theodorakis: The global musical voice of Greece went silent
Mikis Theodorakis was a world-famous composer whose popularity extended far beyond the borders of his home country, Greece.
By thepavsalford4 years ago in Beat
City Music
Customers of music since western recorders noted of them incorporate most ancestral networks and their western partners that have noticed the average just as the strict pith of music and dance exhibitions. It has been recommended that the preliminary investigations of melodic history date back to the center of the eighteenth century.
By Anshgptx4 years ago in Beat
Finding Peace and Tranquility With An Ambient Masterpiece
Sound and music can have a profound effect on our brains and our bodies. Physiologically, sound can be used to evoke feelings of nausea, headaches and dizziness, as is the case with low-frequency sound below 20Hz, known as infrasonic sound. An estimated 1 out of 50,000 people suffer from a condition known as hyperacusis, whereby a heightened sensitivity to even normal environmental sounds can cause pain and anxiety.
By Jupiter Grant5 years ago in Beat
Origin Of Rap Music
How Rap Evolved From Poetry " Damn, that ain't music. It's just fast talking" - Sharon, My Mom As far back as I can remember I always was interested in creation. Imagination. Words and describing my environment. I had a sublime connection to expression. In the Arts & Entertainment Macroverse, there is always a connection to another artform that is familiar enough to create genres & sub genres. When talking about the origins of Hip Hop and it's sub genre- Rap... it's only a collection of the various rhyming styles of POETRY. It has been this way before hip hop and before it was even put to music. You can RAP even WITHOUT the presence of MUSIC. In a way, it was a “Poor Man's Poetry.” You didn’t have to know all of the techniques and styles of poetry like similes, metaphors, alliteration, or iambic pentameter to rap. All you had to do was be able to make a rhyme. Even if it is only a simple rhyme or the same kind of rhyme repeated over and over, it was good enough to be considered rap. Over time, more intricate types of rhyming styles were acquired by rappers as it progressed as a new trend.
By Brian 5 years ago in Beat
Creators Should Stop Branding Themselves as Sex Toys
Jeff Bezos has inspired me as a marketer and digital creator with his mind-blowing inspirational insights. I have the following on my desktop wallpaper: “Your brand is what people say about you when you are not in the room.”
By Rui Alves5 years ago in Beat
The Iron Waif: Marianne Faithfull
She’s probably best remembered as Mick Jagger’s 1960s girlfriend. Or the “girl wrapped in the fur rug” at the 1967 house party when the Rolling Stones were famously busted for drugs. Or the ethereal blonde beauty who was a muse to the best rock and roll band in the world when they were at their peak. But Marianne Faithfull is far more than an ex-concubine to a classic rock god. She’s an accomplished singer, songwriter, actress, and author in her own right.
By Kathy Copeland Padden5 years ago in Beat