Essays on Music

The research study of the most common factors affecting popular contemporary vocalist in maintaining a healthy voice and delivering successful live performances Dissertation Question Is it possible to discern the most detrimental extra-musical factors that affect contemporary vocalist and if so is the extent of their detriment be gauged in a live...

The paper presents research on what it takes to become successful in today's music industry. The focus of the study will be on the need for a musical instrument as a factor contributing to success in today’s music industry. Music has existed from the start of mankind thus is a...

The music industry has been faced with numerous challenges. However, the revenue from music shows, social events, clubs as well as gatherings has improved both the economic status of the United Kingdom, the artists as well as the music industry at large. The thesis for this paper, therefore, will try...

The introduction of social media platforms such as Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube have created a cultural shift in the music industry with the artists embracing these platforms as a significant tool of enhancing their marketing mix. Consequently, the management of the celebrity image has become a daunting task...

The current generation and advancement in technology has changed marketing practices as well as the landscape of music consumption. Generation Y and millennial search, play, and consume different music depending on various factors such as availability and preferences (Styven 2007, p. 66). Consumption patterns and habits are more affected by...

The Revival of Puppetry The art of puppetry is among the industry that started many years ago. Although with time it has been perceived to have “died” due to competition from other theatre performance, this industry seems to have come back in several ways (Hossen, 2014). The puppetry comeback has been...

Music and Its Melodious Appeal Music is a cultural activity and an art form whose medium is sound organized in time. According to Burkhalter et al. (143), music is often arranged with familiar elements such as pitch, dynamics, sonic qualities of texture and timbre and also rhythm. These elements make music...

In response to the oppressive regime during the apartheid, South Africans developed an alternative type of socio-political activism, different from the street marching and protests, the use of documentary photography. The purpose of this research is to outline the role that documentary photography played in exposing the “Truth” of the...

Ideally, the sound behind every singer is what defines their music to the world and is the sole foundation of their music. The paper not only focuses on looking at the challenges that come along with maintaining a healthy voice but the tips of how to improve it more. Importantly,...

For quite a long time, social class, particularly in ancient and medieval times, also determined children’s development. That meant that children who were ‘high-born’ or from noble families were likely to experience better physical, a cognitive, social, and emotional development than those from the low class. The social inequality was...

discussion of the historical development and neurological implications of trance music. The report will explored the growth of the subject through history and its use by different cultural groups throughout time to its adoption in the contemporary music scene. The article will utilise s two primary research methodologies for data collection...

Communication is identified as one of the unique features that distinguish people. Through communication, people find ways of sharing their intentions and emotions. As Werner (2012) explains, communication plays an even more important role in relaying meaning despite the mutual incomprehensibility of the parties in conversation. DeWall et al. (2011)...