R&P: What are the similarities and differences between American and Japanese rock music?
Q. What I'm really looking for is like how are the aesthetics of rock music in Japan different from American/Western (the same, right??)...instrumentatio n...anything besides language barrier that makes Japanese rock different from American... Much appreciated!!
Asked by Death 06 [Thursduo] Geoff 4ever - Sat May 23 17:27:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my observation. Japanese underground music tends to be alot noisier. Japan has a ton of noisy hardcore and noise grind, crust, extreme metal, and just straight up noise rock. its great.
Answered by Dr_Tv - Sat May 23 17:43:58 2009
Q. What I'm really looking for is like how are the aesthetics of rock music in Japan different from American/Western (the same, right??)...instrumentatio n...anything besides language barrier that makes Japanese rock different from American... Much appreciated!!
Asked by Death 06 [Thursduo] Geoff 4ever - Sat May 23 17:27:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my observation. Japanese underground music tends to be alot noisier. Japan has a ton of noisy hardcore and noise grind, crust, extreme metal, and just straight up noise rock. its great.
Answered by Dr_Tv - Sat May 23 17:43:58 2009
Can some one please explain country music to me?
Q. Not just country music, but you know, the whole rural America culture. The whole thing seems mysterious to me, including the political and religious tendencies, aesthetic preferences, family values, etc. I mean, I know you can't really explain it here, really, but I would really appreciate some insight. Thanks! I know what the values are, I just don't understand them. And I'm really looking to hear from someone who WAS raised in this culture. Again, people, I do not need an outsider's view. I HAVE that! Lauren, I LIKE Loretta Lynn (particularly the work she did with Jack Black), it's Kenny Chesney and Keith Urban I don't get. But thanks for your input, I hear what you are saying.
Asked by Wayne B - Tue Jan 20 00:11:49 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I was born and raised in rural North Carolina, & I could not have been more blessed to be born and raised in the South. I was taught that every able-bodied man or woman should work for a living. Every child should be brought up addressing elders as ma'am or sir. Southern gentlemen hold doors for ladies and the elderly, because it demonstrates a sense of respect. The same goes for funeral processions.. If a Hearse is going down the road, you pull to the side of the road to respect the person who has passed and their family. I learned to enjoy the simple things in life like spending a Sunday afternoon outside throwing a football with my brothers, or fishing with my dad. I love riding horses, and spending time outdoors in general. Yes, it's… [cont.]
Answered by Lauren42907 - Tue Jan 20 00:58:21 2009
Q. Not just country music, but you know, the whole rural America culture. The whole thing seems mysterious to me, including the political and religious tendencies, aesthetic preferences, family values, etc. I mean, I know you can't really explain it here, really, but I would really appreciate some insight. Thanks! I know what the values are, I just don't understand them. And I'm really looking to hear from someone who WAS raised in this culture. Again, people, I do not need an outsider's view. I HAVE that! Lauren, I LIKE Loretta Lynn (particularly the work she did with Jack Black), it's Kenny Chesney and Keith Urban I don't get. But thanks for your input, I hear what you are saying.
Asked by Wayne B - Tue Jan 20 00:11:49 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I was born and raised in rural North Carolina, & I could not have been more blessed to be born and raised in the South. I was taught that every able-bodied man or woman should work for a living. Every child should be brought up addressing elders as ma'am or sir. Southern gentlemen hold doors for ladies and the elderly, because it demonstrates a sense of respect. The same goes for funeral processions.. If a Hearse is going down the road, you pull to the side of the road to respect the person who has passed and their family. I learned to enjoy the simple things in life like spending a Sunday afternoon outside throwing a football with my brothers, or fishing with my dad. I love riding horses, and spending time outdoors in general. Yes, it's… [cont.]
Answered by Lauren42907 - Tue Jan 20 00:58:21 2009
Should Asian Americans turn to Asia for popular entertaiment (music, film, tv) and aesthetic role models?
Q. Because American mainstream media is so poor at representing Asians? Or should AAs keep trying to "reform" American culture and make it more Asian-friendly?
Asked by olivegal - Sun Jan 4 11:55:59 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think mainstream America and Asian-Americans should do both to satisfy everyone. When I found out about anime, kpop and jpop several years ago, those interests replaced the negative stereotypes I heard about Asians and Asian culture. ( see the links below ) I'll believe the stereotype that Asian men ( and women) are beautiful people. DBSK ( esp Hero---my fave) super Junior ( esp Siwon) se7en
Answered by JoseiFan - Sun Jan 4 15:08:18 2009
Q. Because American mainstream media is so poor at representing Asians? Or should AAs keep trying to "reform" American culture and make it more Asian-friendly?
Asked by olivegal - Sun Jan 4 11:55:59 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think mainstream America and Asian-Americans should do both to satisfy everyone. When I found out about anime, kpop and jpop several years ago, those interests replaced the negative stereotypes I heard about Asians and Asian culture. ( see the links below ) I'll believe the stereotype that Asian men ( and women) are beautiful people. DBSK ( esp Hero---my fave) super Junior ( esp Siwon) se7en
Answered by JoseiFan - Sun Jan 4 15:08:18 2009
what music terminology would best describe?
Q. music performances that reflect 1. music as self compensating, an unself conscious(do-it-yourself) activity? 2. training, skill and the influence of an aesthetic value system that has been passed down from one generation to another?
Asked by Mini - Sat May 9 23:42:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. music performances that reflect 1. music as self compensating, an unself conscious(do-it-yourself) activity? 2. training, skill and the influence of an aesthetic value system that has been passed down from one generation to another?
Asked by Mini - Sat May 9 23:42:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Aesthetics: A question for philosophy.?
Q. What is your approach and views with respect to aesthetics, art, music? Has study of Dewey, Wittgenstein, Heidegger, Adorno, Benjamin or any philosophers affected your views on art and aesthetics?
Asked by Jasmine T - Sat Dec 6 13:54:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. my approach to all forms of art is that "beauty is in the eyes of the beholder" no one can or should try to tell me what is beautiful especially some art critic who has not walked in my shoes
Answered by Bob A - Mon Dec 8 21:36:36 2008
Q. What is your approach and views with respect to aesthetics, art, music? Has study of Dewey, Wittgenstein, Heidegger, Adorno, Benjamin or any philosophers affected your views on art and aesthetics?
Asked by Jasmine T - Sat Dec 6 13:54:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. my approach to all forms of art is that "beauty is in the eyes of the beholder" no one can or should try to tell me what is beautiful especially some art critic who has not walked in my shoes
Answered by Bob A - Mon Dec 8 21:36:36 2008
Music is the language of the "Spirit" True/false/neither/why?
Q. It has been my experience that what has the most profound impact to my core/inner-self is the aesthetics's of the vibration of musical sound. This will vary from person to person depending on there station in spiritual growth and/or enlightenment. Take care, Hector
Asked by Hector C - Sat Jun 27 18:27:55 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some say that all is vibration & in this physical world everything we believe we perceive is a translation of the different vibratory rates. At the very least music will effect our moods. At the ultimate we all are a tune of sorts that combine into a greater harmony that joins with the original Sound to form what some call the Celestial Choir, others the Music of the Spheres. I am sure there are other names. Great Q! Blessings!
Answered by Just Be - Sun Jun 28 15:36:07 2009
Q. It has been my experience that what has the most profound impact to my core/inner-self is the aesthetics's of the vibration of musical sound. This will vary from person to person depending on there station in spiritual growth and/or enlightenment. Take care, Hector
Asked by Hector C - Sat Jun 27 18:27:55 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some say that all is vibration & in this physical world everything we believe we perceive is a translation of the different vibratory rates. At the very least music will effect our moods. At the ultimate we all are a tune of sorts that combine into a greater harmony that joins with the original Sound to form what some call the Celestial Choir, others the Music of the Spheres. I am sure there are other names. Great Q! Blessings!
Answered by Just Be - Sun Jun 28 15:36:07 2009
influences of the greek aesthetic, scientific,philosophical& religious concepts on the development of music?
Q. Can anyone tell me about the lasting influences of the greek aesthetic, scientific, philosophical & religious concepts on the development of music? Thank you
Asked by Joel - Thu Oct 19 14:10:10 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most western music uses the same 12 equidistant tones (7 notes and 5 semi-tones), to devide a larger structure (thus called octave). This was created, thought, tought and discovered, by Orphics and Pythagoreans and may be trased as back as the -X th century.
Answered by Filomata - Thu Oct 19 16:32:51 2006
Q. Can anyone tell me about the lasting influences of the greek aesthetic, scientific, philosophical & religious concepts on the development of music? Thank you
Asked by Joel - Thu Oct 19 14:10:10 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most western music uses the same 12 equidistant tones (7 notes and 5 semi-tones), to devide a larger structure (thus called octave). This was created, thought, tought and discovered, by Orphics and Pythagoreans and may be trased as back as the -X th century.
Answered by Filomata - Thu Oct 19 16:32:51 2006
Can somebody explain this statement on music?
Q. "The study of music provides an essential part of the foundation for humane civilization by furnishing students with a crucial aesthetic metaphor of what life at its best might be."
Asked by Theo R - Wed Mar 26 19:20:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, the base of the quote is that music is important in the the human world. In depth, it means that music is a necessary thing in the world, for it gives people a breakdown of other people's takes on life [in this case, "at its best" is a good feeling]
Answered by KAFFRINEkilluhfayce. - Wed Mar 26 19:33:14 2008
Q. "The study of music provides an essential part of the foundation for humane civilization by furnishing students with a crucial aesthetic metaphor of what life at its best might be."
Asked by Theo R - Wed Mar 26 19:20:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, the base of the quote is that music is important in the the human world. In depth, it means that music is a necessary thing in the world, for it gives people a breakdown of other people's takes on life [in this case, "at its best" is a good feeling]
Answered by KAFFRINEkilluhfayce. - Wed Mar 26 19:33:14 2008
Which was a factor in the development of Impressionistic painting?
Q. 1. painters needed new means of expressing horrors of WW1 2. the "realistic" schools had become obsolete after the invention of photography 3. painters sought a style that paralleled aesthetics of Impressionistic music 4. oil latex paint became scarce, new water based paints were better, new brush strokes came about.
Asked by Alix - Tue Mar 31 18:24:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Number two sounds the best here. 3 isn't that bad but I think Impressionist music lagged a little behind painting. This answer implies the painters were influenced by the composers. I don't think that's true. Number 4 is definitely NOT true. Most all Impressionist paintings are oil based. 1 is also NOT true. Impressionism came way before WWI and employed completely different subject matters, water lilies not dead people.
Answered by M Talent - Tue Mar 31 18:40:42 2009
Q. 1. painters needed new means of expressing horrors of WW1 2. the "realistic" schools had become obsolete after the invention of photography 3. painters sought a style that paralleled aesthetics of Impressionistic music 4. oil latex paint became scarce, new water based paints were better, new brush strokes came about.
Asked by Alix - Tue Mar 31 18:24:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Number two sounds the best here. 3 isn't that bad but I think Impressionist music lagged a little behind painting. This answer implies the painters were influenced by the composers. I don't think that's true. Number 4 is definitely NOT true. Most all Impressionist paintings are oil based. 1 is also NOT true. Impressionism came way before WWI and employed completely different subject matters, water lilies not dead people.
Answered by M Talent - Tue Mar 31 18:40:42 2009
How could I make a career out of these?
Q. I love traveling, words, talking, the world wide web, celebrities, aesthetics, movies, reading, tv series, music, coffee, fashion et al.
Asked by bernardineros - Mon May 4 04:01:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I suggest you to try project payday, simply because you don't need any money up front and you can start making money within minutes. I average around 3,500 dollars every month with it. Check it out at
Answered by Geena Rayburn - Mon May 4 06:17:03 2009
Q. I love traveling, words, talking, the world wide web, celebrities, aesthetics, movies, reading, tv series, music, coffee, fashion et al.
Asked by bernardineros - Mon May 4 04:01:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I suggest you to try project payday, simply because you don't need any money up front and you can start making money within minutes. I average around 3,500 dollars every month with it. Check it out at
Answered by Geena Rayburn - Mon May 4 06:17:03 2009
Acoustic Music? (like The Scene Aesthetic, Yesterdays Revenge, etc)?
Q. Can someone give me some band names or songs to check out ?
Asked by - . - Fri Jun 5 19:39:48 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Can someone give me some band names or songs to check out ?
Asked by - . - Fri Jun 5 19:39:48 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
What is a good acoustic guitar to buy?
Q. I want to learn to play guitar and was wanting to know a good acoustic guitar for me. I like music from bands like The scene aesthetic, Taking Back Sunday, Secondhand Serenade, and bands like that. Thats the kind of music I want to learn to play. I'm looking to spend around $300
Asked by Joshua O - Wed Oct 24 16:16:58 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to your local music shop, preferably with a friend who plays. Find what's around at the price you want to pay and get your friend to paly for you. Choose the one that has the sound you like. hold it yourself and try to press down some strings to see how it feels. If no friend available, ask an assistant to demonstrate for you. Hope this helps.
Answered by SKCave - Wed Oct 24 18:52:10 2007
Q. I want to learn to play guitar and was wanting to know a good acoustic guitar for me. I like music from bands like The scene aesthetic, Taking Back Sunday, Secondhand Serenade, and bands like that. Thats the kind of music I want to learn to play. I'm looking to spend around $300
Asked by Joshua O - Wed Oct 24 16:16:58 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to your local music shop, preferably with a friend who plays. Find what's around at the price you want to pay and get your friend to paly for you. Choose the one that has the sound you like. hold it yourself and try to press down some strings to see how it feels. If no friend available, ask an assistant to demonstrate for you. Hope this helps.
Answered by SKCave - Wed Oct 24 18:52:10 2007
Do you know Brazilian music? read bellow, ok?
Q. Musica Popular Brasileira, or MPB, literally "Brazilian Popular Music", designating a trend in post-Bossa Nova urban popular music. It is not a discrete genre but rather a constellation that combines original songwriting and updated versions of traditional Brazilian urban music styles like samba and samba-cancao with contemporary influences, from folk to rock and pop. Signifying much more than the sum of the three words would indicate, "MPB" is a contemporary trend that has brought the world many renowned Brazilian artists. MPB, loosely understood as a "style," debuted in the mid-1960s, with the acronym being applied to types of non-electric music that emerged following the advent, ascension and evolution of bossa nova. MPB artists and… [cont.]
Asked by Pedro M - Fri Nov 17 12:23:00 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Brazilian Music is the best in the World: Here is a full list of artists involved: Adriana Calcanhotto Caetano Veloso Carlinhos Brown Chico Buarque Djavan Danilo Caymmi Dori Caymmi Elis Regina Gal Costa Gilberto Gil Ivan Lins Joao Bosco Joao Gilberto Jorge Benjor, formerly Jorge Ben Joyce Maria Bethania Marisa Monte Milton Nascimento Nana Caymmi Ney Matogrosso MPB-4 Os Mutantes -- a progressive rock group which had a key role in the birth of MPB Roberto Carlos
Answered by nonconformiststraightguy - Sun Nov 19 14:02:58 2006
Q. Musica Popular Brasileira, or MPB, literally "Brazilian Popular Music", designating a trend in post-Bossa Nova urban popular music. It is not a discrete genre but rather a constellation that combines original songwriting and updated versions of traditional Brazilian urban music styles like samba and samba-cancao with contemporary influences, from folk to rock and pop. Signifying much more than the sum of the three words would indicate, "MPB" is a contemporary trend that has brought the world many renowned Brazilian artists. MPB, loosely understood as a "style," debuted in the mid-1960s, with the acronym being applied to types of non-electric music that emerged following the advent, ascension and evolution of bossa nova. MPB artists and… [cont.]
Asked by Pedro M - Fri Nov 17 12:23:00 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Brazilian Music is the best in the World: Here is a full list of artists involved: Adriana Calcanhotto Caetano Veloso Carlinhos Brown Chico Buarque Djavan Danilo Caymmi Dori Caymmi Elis Regina Gal Costa Gilberto Gil Ivan Lins Joao Bosco Joao Gilberto Jorge Benjor, formerly Jorge Ben Joyce Maria Bethania Marisa Monte Milton Nascimento Nana Caymmi Ney Matogrosso MPB-4 Os Mutantes -- a progressive rock group which had a key role in the birth of MPB Roberto Carlos
Answered by nonconformiststraightguy - Sun Nov 19 14:02:58 2006
Lasting influence of the Greeks....in the development of music??? read on, 10pts to best!!!!?
Q. discuss lasting influences of the Greek's aesthetic, scientific, philosophical, and religious concepts on the development of music
Asked by Music and Peace - Wed Sep 10 14:47:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, for starters we still use their scale of tones and the names they gave to each tonic scale: The major scale follows a pattern of whole and half tones across an octave whole, whole, half, whole, whole, whole, half The tonic scales are named: Ionian (major) Dorian Phrygian Lydian Mixolydian Aeolian (minor) Locrian Greek philosophies surrounding music and sound should be all over the web. Look for "Music of the Spheres" and anything about Pythagoras' involvement in musical scale development and music theory.
Answered by New World Man Temet Nosce - Wed Sep 10 15:46:13 2008
Q. discuss lasting influences of the Greek's aesthetic, scientific, philosophical, and religious concepts on the development of music
Asked by Music and Peace - Wed Sep 10 14:47:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, for starters we still use their scale of tones and the names they gave to each tonic scale: The major scale follows a pattern of whole and half tones across an octave whole, whole, half, whole, whole, whole, half The tonic scales are named: Ionian (major) Dorian Phrygian Lydian Mixolydian Aeolian (minor) Locrian Greek philosophies surrounding music and sound should be all over the web. Look for "Music of the Spheres" and anything about Pythagoras' involvement in musical scale development and music theory.
Answered by New World Man Temet Nosce - Wed Sep 10 15:46:13 2008
How far does culture go in differentiating people?
Q. Does culture really make people different, or is it mostly aesthetic? (ie. the food we eat, the music we listen to, the art we enjoy, etc.) When it comes down to things like emotions, thought processes, and intelligence levels, are all people really very similar?
Asked by Ivan - Sat May 2 22:05:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's what makes human beings all the same: 1) Big brains (in proportion to our bodies) 2) Long life history 3) Culture All humans have culture, no matter what kind of culture it is. Culture isn't what really separates us because we are all the same. What's important isn't how we interpret the world around us but the fact that we all have the ability to do so. Culture is just how we interpret the things around us. If anything is different, it's the environments and times in which people live in. Everyone is equally capable of emotions and intelligence (which is what makes us the same) and it's just our different environments that can impact us to view these things to be different among groups of people.
Answered by polkadottedpaintings - Sat May 2 23:56:09 2009
Q. Does culture really make people different, or is it mostly aesthetic? (ie. the food we eat, the music we listen to, the art we enjoy, etc.) When it comes down to things like emotions, thought processes, and intelligence levels, are all people really very similar?
Asked by Ivan - Sat May 2 22:05:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's what makes human beings all the same: 1) Big brains (in proportion to our bodies) 2) Long life history 3) Culture All humans have culture, no matter what kind of culture it is. Culture isn't what really separates us because we are all the same. What's important isn't how we interpret the world around us but the fact that we all have the ability to do so. Culture is just how we interpret the things around us. If anything is different, it's the environments and times in which people live in. Everyone is equally capable of emotions and intelligence (which is what makes us the same) and it's just our different environments that can impact us to view these things to be different among groups of people.
Answered by polkadottedpaintings - Sat May 2 23:56:09 2009
Looking for more music to listen to.
Q. Lately I've been listening to the same music over and over. And I just want to listen to some new bands or songs for a change. Stuff I normally listen to is: Panic at the Disco Fall Out Boy Blink 182 Sum 41 Simple Plan The Beatles Pink Spiders McFly Paramore Cute is What we Aim for Yellowcard Say Anything Metallica Coheed and Cambria New found Glory Weezer the killers The scene Aesthetic Smashing Pumpkins I listen to a lot of different music and will almost like anything but Rap. Sorry.. But it's just not stuff I like. Please don't say Hannah Montana or Jonas Brothers.. Those are automatic and a big NO.
Asked by tater_stix1027 - Thu Aug 7 19:08:58 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All Time Low The Higher Silverstein The Almost Underoath The Starting Line Metro Station Motion City Soundtrack The Devil Wears Prada Forever The Sickest Kids We The Kings The Academy Is...
Answered by Human Being* - Thu Aug 7 19:14:02 2008
Q. Lately I've been listening to the same music over and over. And I just want to listen to some new bands or songs for a change. Stuff I normally listen to is: Panic at the Disco Fall Out Boy Blink 182 Sum 41 Simple Plan The Beatles Pink Spiders McFly Paramore Cute is What we Aim for Yellowcard Say Anything Metallica Coheed and Cambria New found Glory Weezer the killers The scene Aesthetic Smashing Pumpkins I listen to a lot of different music and will almost like anything but Rap. Sorry.. But it's just not stuff I like. Please don't say Hannah Montana or Jonas Brothers.. Those are automatic and a big NO.
Asked by tater_stix1027 - Thu Aug 7 19:08:58 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All Time Low The Higher Silverstein The Almost Underoath The Starting Line Metro Station Motion City Soundtrack The Devil Wears Prada Forever The Sickest Kids We The Kings The Academy Is...
Answered by Human Being* - Thu Aug 7 19:14:02 2008
Can tasty food, aesthetic environment, shopping, and beautiful material things substitute for an orgasm?
Q. There is some evidence that people who do not have a partner/spouse or a close person to be with, including the sexual intercourse, tend to concentrate more on the abovementioned factors to outbalance the spiritual disharmony. Aesthetic details, quality food, music, physical activity activate the senses (thus various buds/receptors) which results into inner satisfaction and fullness. What do you reckon?
Asked by perspiring_angel - Fri Jul 13 09:28:29 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. The intensity of orgasm cannot be mimicked by these things. Even in biological terms, the amount of neurotransmitters released and the synchronicity of release in the reward pathways in the brain is a far cry from possible biological analyses of "the joys of shopping." And I hate shopping, while everyone, I think, likes orgasm.
Answered by ELI - Fri Jul 13 10:22:53 2007
Q. There is some evidence that people who do not have a partner/spouse or a close person to be with, including the sexual intercourse, tend to concentrate more on the abovementioned factors to outbalance the spiritual disharmony. Aesthetic details, quality food, music, physical activity activate the senses (thus various buds/receptors) which results into inner satisfaction and fullness. What do you reckon?
Asked by perspiring_angel - Fri Jul 13 09:28:29 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. The intensity of orgasm cannot be mimicked by these things. Even in biological terms, the amount of neurotransmitters released and the synchronicity of release in the reward pathways in the brain is a far cry from possible biological analyses of "the joys of shopping." And I hate shopping, while everyone, I think, likes orgasm.
Answered by ELI - Fri Jul 13 10:22:53 2007
Explain how a listener can have an emotional response to music.?
Q. Explain how a listener can have an emotional response to music. List three of those responses you may have. Explain how the different instrument categories have aesthetics associated with them, and list one example.
Asked by karen - Tue May 29 20:54:38 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ive heard guitar licks that have literally given me goose bumps and Celtic music that's made me teary eyed
Answered by si_kleeg - Tue May 29 21:00:31 2007
Q. Explain how a listener can have an emotional response to music. List three of those responses you may have. Explain how the different instrument categories have aesthetics associated with them, and list one example.
Asked by karen - Tue May 29 20:54:38 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ive heard guitar licks that have literally given me goose bumps and Celtic music that's made me teary eyed
Answered by si_kleeg - Tue May 29 21:00:31 2007
What is the ultimate purpose of MAN in the universe?
Q. Man is adept at utilizing systems of communication for self-expression, the exchange of ideas, and organization. Humans create complex social structures composed of cooperating and competing groups, ranging in scale from small families and partnerships to species-wide political, scientific and economic unions. Social interactions between humans have also established an extremely wide variety of traditions, rituals, ethics, values, social norms, and laws which form the basis of human society. Humans also have a marked appreciation for beauty and aesthetics which, combined with the human desire for self-expression, has led to cultural innovations such as art, literature and music.Humanity is often criticized for destructively affecting the… [cont.]
Asked by Benj - Tue Jun 12 07:50:19 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. To live and love and conquer the unknown
Answered by astros1 - Tue Jun 12 08:37:40 2007
Q. Man is adept at utilizing systems of communication for self-expression, the exchange of ideas, and organization. Humans create complex social structures composed of cooperating and competing groups, ranging in scale from small families and partnerships to species-wide political, scientific and economic unions. Social interactions between humans have also established an extremely wide variety of traditions, rituals, ethics, values, social norms, and laws which form the basis of human society. Humans also have a marked appreciation for beauty and aesthetics which, combined with the human desire for self-expression, has led to cultural innovations such as art, literature and music.Humanity is often criticized for destructively affecting the… [cont.]
Asked by Benj - Tue Jun 12 07:50:19 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. To live and love and conquer the unknown
Answered by astros1 - Tue Jun 12 08:37:40 2007
anyone know any good alternative music?
Q. Okay, so im putting a playlist on my myspace right now. and i need some song ideas. heres the kind of stuff i like: All Time Low Chiodos Forever the Sickest Kids The Scene Aesthetic Avenged Sevenfold The Maine NeverShoutNever! Cinematic Sunrise stuff like that. anybody know somewhere where i can find really good music that i would like ? thanksss (:
Asked by Natalie N - Sun Nov 30 17:17:00 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Okay, so im putting a playlist on my myspace right now. and i need some song ideas. heres the kind of stuff i like: All Time Low Chiodos Forever the Sickest Kids The Scene Aesthetic Avenged Sevenfold The Maine NeverShoutNever! Cinematic Sunrise stuff like that. anybody know somewhere where i can find really good music that i would like ? thanksss (:
Asked by Natalie N - Sun Nov 30 17:17:00 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
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