Noise corresponds to an irregular vibration of the eardrum produced by some irregular vibration from our surroundings. The sound of music, however, is different in that it has the additional characteristic of periodic tones.
Music contains patterns that people find interesting, and noise doesn't.
they both have sound waves.
Any loud noise (music or otherwise) can damage your ears.
Think about it in this context..The neighbor is having loud unpleasant music what do you call it..Noise!
Noise is really unwanted and disturbing and sound is more like music. It is wanted.
Music contains patterns that people find interesting, and noise doesn't.
Noise and Music. Noise is an unpleasant sound and the Music is an organizing sound Pls. like it^_^
Expressive use of noise within a musical context is noise music. In general, noise music may consist of characteristics such as improvisation, extended technique, cacophony, and indeterminacy.
Music can be coined as structured, organized noise.
The unit for noise is decibels
Noise for Music's Sake was created on 2003-07-08.
any unpleasant souond is noise either it is music or anyothrthing else. noise r always high pitched
Noise can come from anywhere and randomly. Music comes from one place and in order
What Is Noise and What Is Music - 1975 TV was released on: USA: 1975
noise is an unpleasant sound(screaming, yelling,etc.)... music has a tune to it(singing). 2nd answer. I think that this is a very hard question and is completely a matter of opinion. It is very hard to determine when music turns to noise and vice versa. Some people consider most popular music to be noise. Some others only consider heavier genres to be noise (like heavy metal, grunge, black metal, etc.). Some others mainly consider rap to be noise. Even some consider it noise when it is too "soft." You could probably make a very general argument by saying that any type of sound that is organized and has some sense of musical structure may be considered music rather than noise. But then you would inevitably have to include serialism, which, although usually lacking any sense of standard tonality, can still be considered to be highly organized and very structured. And by trying to make this argument, you would then eliminate aleatoric music, which, although a large portion of this music (if not entire pieces) can be determined completely by chance (i.e. the roll of some dice), it is still considered by many to be music, non-the-less. This type of music could be considered by some to eliminate any argument that music is always made on purpose and with intent or even for the purpose of expression. I believe that there is no possibility for a universal standard on what is music and what is noise and therefor it is completely determined by personal preference and opinion and is different from one person to the next.
yes it can sometimes become noise
You can say music is not a form of noise pollution when it's pleasant to the ear/hearing.