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This extremely difficult exercise ensured that we did not have to worry about the music but only focused on the notes. We did, in a sense, music improvise the piece. The benefit of the exercise was that when you had to sing with the music and then without it, you experienced a sort of muscle memory which made it easier for you to sing with a piece of music. You will also have a better sense of rhythm.
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∙ 13y agoYes, it is the Culture invented by the Baby Boom, and the dominant culture today.
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The success of white rock-and-roll artists brought the music style of rock-and-roll along with its African American influences to the forefront of popular culture?
true
What kind of music did you have in the 1960s?
rock and roll rock and roll
How did rock music develop out of the hip hop culture?
It didn't. Rock music developed out of rock-and-roll in the 1960s. Hip-hop culture originated in the 1970s. Both have a common ancestor in R&B, going back to the early 1950s, but they developed independently.
What is colombia's main genre of music?
is rock and roll is rock and roll
What the difference between rock and roll and rock band?
rock and roll is a type of music and a rock band is a group performing it.
What did teenagers make popular in 1950?
In the 1950s teenagers made the concept of youth culture such as rock and roll music popular. Prior to the 1950s youth culture simply did not exist.
What kind of music blends rock and roll with country and western music?
folk rock
How do you make rock n roll in Doodle God?
music+alcohol= rock n roll
What name was given to the new music of the '50s?
The phrase used by Cleveland DJ Alan Freed was Rock 'n' Roll
Is Rock n roll music devillish?
Yes, Rock and Roll is the work of the Devil. No I wouldn't say Rock and Roll is devillish, music like death metal and heavy metal have satanic qualities.
What does rock stand for?
Either stones or rock and roll music.
How did the beat generation and rock-and-roll music influenced American culture?
Because for teenagers during that time era saw it as a way for them to express themselves and parents saw it as a way for there child to be rebellious. But through out the decade American society began to adapt to the culture change in the music.
