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Grant Andrew Decouto (born March 24, 1995),[1] professionally known as Deko, is an American rapper and music producer. He is best known for producing OG Maco's "Want More"[2] and Migos' single "One Time".[3] He has also worked with Gucci Mane, K Camp,[4] and, as part of the EDM trio Merge, with OG Parker and Tee Romano. Deko has also collaborated with visual artist Osean to create Yameii Online.[5] Yameii Online is a Vocaloid virtual rapper featured in some of his music.[6]
To test that, the team conducted a second study. This time, they asked listeners about a number of contextual and musical features, ranging from the number and gender of the singers to the tempo and melodic complexity of the song.
Mehr said the researchers were able to draw their wide-reaching conclusions because the songs used in the study were drawn from the discography of the Natural History of Song, a Harvard-based project that creates rigorously constructed databases of ethnographic text about music and audio recordings of music.
I'd like to buy the new CASIO PX-S1100. When I look at a lot of reviews of the keyboard there seems to be some contentionover the black keys being lighter than the white keys. When I played the PX-S1000 in the store I could not tell the difference between the white and black keys butthat is probably because I am a beginner and the difference may become more noticible as I get more experienced.
If a compact keyboard were deisgned to use equal springs on the white and black keys, it would feel uneven because the back keys aren't as long as the white keys. Casio designed their mechanism to try to compensate for this, but the amount of compensation required would vary depending upon whether someone plays nearer the tips of the keys or nearer the backs. It sounds as though Casio may have over-compensated for key lengths, but what ratio of white key and back key strength would be optimal would be different for different performers.
Observations: The black keys are lighter than the white on the Baldwin, but heavier on the Yamaha. However, I've played both pianos for 10 years or more, am perfectly happy with both, and can play the same music comfortably on both.2
Conclusion: Key weight, and differences in key weight between white and black keys, vary from instrument to instrument (and technician to technician, presumably), and are a matter of personal preference or indifference.
When I play music at the time with the black keys, I move my hand deeper on the keyboard, playing both black keys and the white keys at about the same length. I feel both black keys and white keys are heavier then white keys when I play them outside, near the edge of the keyboard. It makes sense.
When I teach my children piano, they complain that the black keys are more difficult to play. I told them to move their hand deeper on the keyboard, so that they need not to spread out their fingers more to strike the black keys, and spread their finger less to play the white keys. They did say that the keys become heavier when they play with their hand deeper on the keyboard. Later on, they accept the fact, and get use to it.
Some students might find this project intimidating. Such learners could be paired with others. The teacher can also identify specific talents of such students and encourage them to prepare a project using such talents, such as music, drawing, etc.
The group reading as presented in step 1 of the lesson should assist students with reading difficulties. To make such readers more comfortable, assign them a short paragraph ahead of time and alolow them to become familiar with it before reading. You could also photocopy that page and highlight the paragraph you with them to read.
Tony Bennett is the only artist to successfully bridge the worlds of pop music and jazz on an international scale for over 60 years. The Silver Lining: The Songs of Jerome Kern becomes part of a timeless legacy of recordings that Bennett has done throughout his career that have embraced both genres, in particular the revered piano jazz albums that he recorded with the late Bill Evans in 1975 and 1977. Tony has become synonymous with the pop/jazz connection and in recent years has been a mentor to contemporary artists such as Lady Gaga and the late Amy Winehouse in encouraging them to embrace jazz music. With his 90th birthday less than a year away, The Silver Lining: The Songs of Jerome Kern defines what makes Tony Bennett unique in the pantheon of great singers and is a testament to the legacy that he continues to create as a recording artist and influence in the music industry.
Over the course of his career, Kern composed more than 700 songs, creating musical elements used in more than 100 stage works, collaborating with the greatest lyricists and librettists of the era including P.G. Wodehouse, Oscar Hammerstein II, Dorothy Fields, Johnny Mercer, Ira Gershwin, E.Y. Harburg and many others on a seemingly limitless repertoire of classic songs including "Ol' Man River," "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man," "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," "The Way You Look Tonight," "Long Ago and Far Away" and many more.
New York native Jerome Kern was a major force on Broadway and in Hollywood musicals in a career that spanned more than four decades. He expanded on earlier musical theater traditions, from vaudeville to operetta, to embrace new dance rhythms, syncopation and jazz progressions and helped invent the modern musical template. While many of his Broadway musicals and Hollywood musical films were contemporary smash hits, Kern is perhaps best remembered today through revivals of "Show Boat," one of his signature achievements.
In his liner notes for The Silver Lining: The Songs of Jerome Kern, music historian Will Friedwald describes Kern as "...the key link between the great music of historical and contemporary classics, a direct connection between Brahms and Charlie Parker....a key architect of a uniquely American art form that would eventually take shape as musical theater....one of the founding fathers of a term that Tony Bennett later coined himself, 'the Great American Songbook.'"
With more than 700 Jerome Kern compositions to choose from, the set list for The Silver Lining: The Songs of Jerome Kern is a distillation of essential highlights from a boundless catalog. With these interpretations of some of Jerome Kern's finest songs, Tony Bennett and Bill Charlap offer a definitive introduction to Kern's music while providing a deep understanding of the abiding and universal qualities of these songs.
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