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????????> What is your favorite type of
music? Why?
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Country... it's easy listening |
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music>>>>>>....?
okay well i need to make a
playlist and dont be rude plzz
i like the jonas brothers and
such and i need some new
singers and songs... oh and
adele fans i like her one song
chasing pavements so what
songs by her???
im about to go away for a
while so i need gooooddd songs
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The songs in the UK top 40 are Right Round- Flo Rida, Lady Gaga- Just dance and Poker Face, Taylor Swift- Love Story, Kelly Clarkson- My life would suck without you, Metro Station- Shake it, The killers- Human, Katy Perry- Hot 'n' cold, The Script- Talk you down, T.I ft Justin Timberlake- Dead and gone, Kings of Leon- Use somebody, Kid Cudi- Day and Night, Kevin Rudolf- Let it Rock, Enrique Iglasias ft. Ciara- Taking back my love, Shontelle- T-Shirt, Beyonce- Halo & If I were a Boy, Coldplay- Viva La Vida, Ciara Ft. Justin Timberlake- Love and sex and Magic, The all American Rejects- Give you hell, Alesha Dixon- Breathe Slow & The boy does nothing, Akon- Beautiful, Pink- So what, The Saturdays- Issues, Lilly Allen- The Fear. Other good songs are 3OH!3- Don't Trust me & Starstruck and Richman. The Wombats- Moving to New York, David Archuleta- Crush and A little too not over you. Hope this helps! x :) P.S- I love the Jonas Brothers too! They are awesome! I wont write down their songs 'cause there are too many! And you probably know them all :) |
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music >>>>>>>>>>>>>>?
What is the Korean Music video
where there was two girl
singing in the Studio
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OH! i know which one you are talking about!... man i can't remember what it is called either! MAN! dang i am sorry! |
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What kind of a music scene The next time I visit Downtown
Detroit, I would like to check
out the music scene. What kind
of a music scene does Downtown
Detroit have and where are the
best places to see good music.
I am interested in seeing
contemporary new age music,
classical music, and jazz
music. Also, are the places to
see good music safe to travel
to at nighttime?
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There are good hip-hop shows & I've been to a rave or 2. I wouldn't say it's necessarilly super safe but I do fine there everytime I go. There is a huge free event that lasts for an entire weekend. It's called D.E.M.F. (Detroit Electronic Music Festival). It's has a variety of artists (not only electronica) & is fun & safe. You should Google it. It has to be coming up soon. |
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How much music theory I'm enrolled for a course
called History of Medieval
Music. I've had AP theory in
high school, but quite a few
of the people in the class are
music majors who have had
advanced theory. Is medieval
music complicated stuff or
what?
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I agree with Delicio - the interwoven lines of medieval music are often functioning on a level that one does not appreciate without a decent background. Tell you what - get yourself a copy of Gradus ad Parnassum by FUX (that is pronounced FOOKS, so you do not get into trouble. Betcha that Yahoo *cleans up* the spelling!). It is the book that Mozart's teacher used to teach HIM - and countless thousands of other have learned from it. IT goes through the forms of *species counterpoint* - how melodies are built to weave around each other - in a Master and Pupil dialogue. Yes, it can be dry - but see how much of it you can comprehend on your own. If you have a sense of "Ah, Little Grasshopper, see if you can take the cola nuts from my hand!", then it makes it easier to read - we have all seen those kinds of martial-arts learning movies! This can be VERY interesting - my son is getting his MM in Digital Music, and for an elective, decided he needed sometime REALLY different than all the Final and Sibelius and recording stuff running through his head - so HE just tokk a Medieval and Renaissance choral music course - wrote a monster paper on "Spem in Allium". I read it because I am his Mom - otherwise, it would put me into a powerful somnolence . . . A lot depends on the professor - if they are psyched about this, great. If they are a deadly snore - ouch. I had a guy for Art History who was, I swear, the last semi-living grandson of Bela Lugosi. We were asleep in minutes- dark room, too many slides . . . Good luck with the course - you never know until you try. |
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