Posted by Ashley on 11/15/17 11:27

Hello Friend,

Look at this file http://www.fleximusic.com/waveditor/mp3editor.htm
ripper69 wrote:
> The Meaning of Music
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> Music is an illusive and hard to define phenomenon. It is more than just a
> bunch of sounds strung together, it is a magic that draws out our emotions
> and creates a feeling in our hearts. The interesting thing is that one
> person's music, is another person's compilation of random noises. The truth
> is no type of music is better than another type.
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> Let's say you are a high-brow lover of classical music (OK, that may be a
> stretch, but play along - you might learn something). You're really into
> your Bach and Chopin, but you may not appreciate heavy metal or hip hop. To
> you they may be empty random sounds devoid of meaning. To you the beauty of
> classical music seems obvious - not like that other stuff.
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> However, the young urban kid feels the same way about their hip hop. To them
> hip hop is real and relevant. The lyrics are not just words, they convey a
> meaning that speaks to their fears, plights, and dreams. The music touches
> them in a personal way - a way that little else in their daily life can.
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> The fact is that music is an emotional experience that reflects the type of
> person that we are. What draws us to a certain genre or musical style is in
> essence the desire for understanding and acceptance. Each of us is a hand in
> search the glove that will make us feel the emotional support that we need
> inside.
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> For one person they may need to feel normal and understood. They will likely
> search out music that fills this void. They will appreciate lyrics that are
> a reflection of their lives and choices. For another, they may seek out
> music that makes them feel inspired. Some are drawn to love songs, while
> others to the blues.
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> Each of us needs to feel connected in life, and that is more important today
> than in any time in the past. Our society moves so fast, and the stability
> of family and community of yesteryear may not be present in our lives today.
> Each of us is searching for that musical soul mate that will make us feel
> completed.
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> Music is personal. The type of music we appreciate does not depend on the
> music itself, but how the music fits us as individuals. No one type of music
> is better than another. Each is a unique personal experience that will touch
> some people in a way that makes them feel whole. All types of music are
> valid. You may or may not appreciate a style - in fact, you may be bored by
> it or even offended. But you can not dismiss any type of music. Each
> represents a voice which must be heard in our society.
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> Since no type of music is better than another, that ultimately means that no
> song is better than another, and thus no musician or singer is better than
> another. Each artist has something to bring to the table, an individual
> perspective that is different than everyone else's. Sure we all have our
> preferences, and a particular singer may have better projection or be able
> to hit a note better. But those are technical elements. Music is an
> emotional response to a variety of acoustic elements. It's not about how a
> song sounds, it's about how you hear it, it's about how it fits you.
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> Don't be narrow in your appreciation of music. Search far and wide for songs
> that speak to you. Listen to the lyrics, feel the rhythm, let the music
> envelope you. Music can create understanding across cultural barriers.
> Stretch beyond your comfort zone. Listen to artists and styles that may seem
> foreign to you. You may just find a glove that fits your hand better than
> you ever imagined.
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> Want to hear great music?
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> Visit Legend Vega's Official Website at
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> http://www.legendvega.com
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