… I see life in terms of music.” -Albert Einstein Music is life. Without music, the world would be silent and dreary. Music enfolds you in a blanket of comfort, giving you inspiration in moments of loneliness and sorrow. It is the harmonious…

… to mind? Baggy jeans, gangster rap, flashy jewelry, or a menacing noise that the new generation of punk kids call music? These are a few stereotypes which people have been led to believe define Hip-hop. In reality Hip-hop is none of these. Those…

… Saengar Theatre consisted of orchestral pieces composed by Richard Strauss and George Gerschwin. The show commenced with Strauss’s symphonic poem “Don Juan,” and continued to move on to Gershwin’s “Concerto in F” for piano and orchestra. The solo…

… or “Dark Man X” has released four albums since his debut in 1998. His style of rap has been compared to rappers such as Tupac Shakur and kept him atop the rap music charts. His songs have earned him several musical nominees such as Grammy’s and MTV…

… it talks about making hit series music and how that affects a show’s ratings. Farinella starts the article off by talking about composer Russ Landau and how he was chosen to right the theme song for CBS hit Survivor and how he knew that Richard…

… song that was written by the famous black poet and civil rights leader, James Welden Johnson. Performed by Melba Moore and a few others, I downloaded a version of the song to play. Originally in honor to celebrate Lincoln's birthday, it was performed…

… are the most accurate means of describing Pink and her successful album, titled “Missundaztood”. If I had somehow been stranded on a desert island, without a doubt in my mind, this album would be the one item that would help me to survive. Although…

… kinds of approaches. They sometimes use direct forms such as flyers, billboards, cars, commercials, and even t-shirts; however, more recently, indirect advertisement—that is, unintended advertising is increasing in popularity. Indirect advertising…

… Terrible” is a musical portrayal of the French Revolution. It is a musical tragedy, which served as a major powerhouse competitor for Andrew Lloyd Weber musicals in the early eighties and nineties. When first debuting on Broadway in 1987 it traveled…

… important element in different dynasties, places, societies and individuals. Music actually has a lot of purposes, which can help us in our daily life. Nowadays, music involves some help in medical treatment. For example, many psychologists are trying…