The legends of music

Type :

Presentation

Pages :

10 pages

Format :

.doc

Published date :

01/27/2009

Category :

Arts & media

Sub category :

Arts and art history

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Summary :

Introduction.
Reasons why music seems to have an irrefutable effect on us.
Variation in the popular styles of music.
Bob Marley.
1. Early life.
2. His passive nature.
3. The beginning of his career.
4. Problems faced during his career.
5. The Exodus album.
6. Bob Marley's fascination with the Rastafarian culture and religion.
John Lennon.
1. Early life.
2. Acceptance into the Liverpool College of Art.
3. The three experimental albums with Yoko Ono.
4. His songs and his political radicalism.
5. The end og John Lennon.
Bob Dylan.
1. Early life.
2. The begining of Dylan's national musical career.
3. The song 'Blowin' in The Wind'.
4. A magical combination of political consciousness and imagery.
5. His fourth album released in 1964.
6. The height of his creativity.
Conclusion.
Works cited.

Abstract

music is a form of entertainment that has existed for millions of years. music even predates written word. The harmonious or discordant sounds of music are a reflection of human emotions. Songs have the ability to make one feel sad, happy or angry. Our atmosphere is affected by music; if we wanted to create a romantic vibe we would play some Barry White or other slow soothing types of music. music also has the ability to effect our production and intelligence. It has been said that playing Mozart to little children will increase their intelligence, playing music to animals increases farmer production, and listening to fast music while driving increases the number of car accidents. Even though some are not proven, just theories, it is undeniable that music affects our minds, bodies, and spirits.