I realy dislike "In C by Terry Riley". It is very annoying and repeatful and it has no flow to it. It has no general beat to it that u can sing too and has no general melody that you can hum too. The music is also very vague and is just boring all together.
        When i hear it, it really makes me dissy because the same exact tune and sound and instruments play over and over and the changes are very gradual instead of sudden like modern music.
       

       Unlike Rileys piece I really like "Phillip Glass". The piano playing is soft and it flows and the music is bearable to listen to and it calms you down in a sence. It doenst exactly have a melody that you can hum to, but it has a pretty good beat to it and it flows.
       Alos the changes happen right there in front of you whether it is higher or lower notes and its not this long gradual change that has no meaning to it. Also i like how the piano is the main instrument since the piano is one of my favorite instruments.

The Italian composer Arcangelo Corelli was born in Fusignano, Italy in 1653 a whole generation before Bach or Handel. He studied in Bologna, a distinguished musical center then later established himself in Rome in the 1670s.


You could say he was a little bit of everything. He was a violinist, composer, and a teacher. Thanks to his skill on the new instrument the violin, its popularity boomed throughout Europe. In addition he was the first person to organize the basic elements of violin technique. Because of his strong influence he had no trouble obtaining the titles “ Founder of Modern Violin Technique”, “ The Worlds’ first great violinist”, and “The father of the concerto Grosso.”

I like the piece of music I selected because I think it is very soothing to the soul and calms u down. It seems that Corelli is a peaceful kind of guy according to the sound of his music and just likes to enjoy himself.

music app. salah

^{Hildegrad of Bingen, or also known as Saint Hildegard, and Sibyl of the Rhine, was a Christian mystic, German abbess, visionary, and polymath. Elected a magistra by her fellow nuns in 1136, she founded the monasteries of Rupertsburg in 1150 and Eibingen in 1165. One of her works as a composer, the Ordo Virtum, is an early example of Liturgical drama. Bendictine.}


Michael Praetorius was a German composer, organist, and writer about music. He was one of the most versatile composers of his age, being particularly significant in the development of musical forms based on Protestant hymns.

The 1st piece of music with the single voice of a lady singing is older than the piece where there are multiple instruments playing. It only has 1 person singing which was common during that time and what is unique is its a women's voice. Its a very soft and relaxing piece to listen to.

The second piece on the other is hand is much ore complex. It has multiple instruments playing in it, it has a very fluid side to it, and is very joyful to listen to it. Its much more faster than the 1 st piece with the lady dinging all alone.

It is pretty cool how this woman can play music even though she is deaf. It teaches us that to play music you dont have to be able to hear. Music can be interpreted through your whole body including you hands and feet and head and legs.
Personally even though I can feel atual vibrations through my body when music is played, I dont think I would be able to play music and listen to music the way that this woman does and interpret iut through her body parts. I think it would be quite hard.

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The second review down

I think the person that is writing this review is wrong. In this review the reviewer keeps saying how all of the songs on Rock Band are from bands that no one has heard of. I have the game, and almost all the songs are from famous bands.


The reviewer also says that songs suck when he is asked what’s not so good about the game. The songs don’t suck. Most of the songs on there have a good beat and there fun to play. I think the reviewer just has bad taste and he’s bias towards the game.

The Razors Edge by: ACDC


1. "Thunderstruck"
2. "Fire Your Guns"
3. "Moneytalks"
4. "The Razors Edge"
5. "Mistress for Christmas"
6. "Rock Your Heart Out"
7. "Are You Ready"
8. "Got You by the Balls"
9. "Shot of Love"
10. "Let's Make It"
11. "Goodbye & Good Riddance to Bad Luck"
12. "If You Dare"
1. "Thunderstruck" 4:53
2. "Fire Your Guns" 2:54
3. "Moneytalks" 3:46
4. "The Razors Edge" 4:23
5. "Mistress for Christmas" 4:00
6. "Rock Your Heart Out" 4:07
7. "Are You Ready" 4:10
8. "Got You by the Balls" 4:30
9. "Shot of Love" 3:57
10. "Let's Make It" 3:32
11. "Goodbye & Good Riddance to Bad Luck" 3:14
12. "If You Dare"


I like the album the “The Razors Edge” a lot because the songs in it have an awesome beat and the music flows very nicely. I like the many instruments used to play these songs. I also love the guitar solos particularly the one at the beginning of the song “Thunderstruck.”
My favorite song in this album is “Thunderstruck.” The guitar solo at the beginning of this song is probably my favorite guitar solo ever. It has a really good beat to it, you don’t get bored listening to it, and it’s a really good song to listen even if you don’t like rock and roll music.
One of the downsides of this album is that a lot of the songs are boring and repetitive. Some of them lack a good beat. I only really like 1 song out of this whole album.
I think something the creator of this album could have done better was change the variety of words in the songs. Also I think it might have helped if he could have sped the pace up on some of the songs. Despite the negatives about the album I think it’s still worth listening to.

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