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In a paragraph of no less than 125 words, explain the three aspects involved in gaining a true appreciation for music?

Answer 1

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It can inspire people and unite people because music definitely has the potential to inspire people or individuals to create their own music, for example; raps, poetry, etc. It can also bring people together also because of cultural backgrounds and what the people grew up on, it can help bring them together during times of crisis or danger. Music has changed a lot through generations because if you compare the music back then to the music nowadays, it's completely different. The sound of music has changed as society has changed over the years, thus the change in the sound of music is really a reflection of our cultural evolution. With time, more musical instruments were developed and played together which resulted in more sophisticated and complex sounds being produced. Music is definitely universal because it exists in every society (both with and without words), varies more within than between societies, regularly supports certain types of behavior, and has acoustic features that are systematically related to the goals and responses of singers and listeners.

Answer 2

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The three aspects to truly gaining a full appreciation for music is listening to the song, responding to the song, participating in the song. These few aspects can really affect your musical admiration, taste, and perception of some songs. Listening to music is just a sliver to real musical appreciation. Listening to music is the idea to give the music its own time. This can be done by eliminating any distractions and focusing on what the song is trying to "say." The next important aspect is responding to music. Responding to music can be done by taking a further look into how the music makes you feel emotionally, physically, and intellectually. Lastly, is participation in music. Participation in music can be done in many ways, from simply just singing along the song or picking up an instrument and making your own music. These few aspects can positively transform your personal admiration, taste, and perception of certain songs.

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