Musical Development

Musical Development

Introduction

Music is a universal language that has acquired many forms due to the influence of culture and tradition. However, one of the key aspects of music is that, it has become an entire industry now with a commercial value. Such transition has raised questions about its nature as being an object or process. This paper highlights the argument of Christopher Small, according to whom music has been typically conceived of as an 'object' and suggests an alternative conceptualisation of music as a 'process'an inspired by music from other cultures and traditions. The paper also identifies the concept of standardization and Pseudo-individualization that has changed the face of music and flourished the culture of pop music that is universal in almost all cultures and traditions.

Music is not a thing or even things. It is an action that people do. All the music objects are the concretions of physical activity. The problem is that paper gets misled by the tendency of language to turn ideas into action that they think of them as things themselves. Music is an abject to the extent that people perform it by several means, and these means are the instruments, and the objective of music ends here. However, with the commercialization and the standardization, music has turned into more an object instead of a process. On the other hand, music is a process in a way that it is the reflection of cultures and an encounter between human beings which takes place within a physical and cultural setting and these settings have to be taken into account when one asks what meanings are being generated. To further understand the process and nature of music, the next section refers to the music from different transitions including the classical and Conjunto music.

Nickelback's Music Analysis

Numerous composers placed there music histories for all times. It is said that these composer music style was quite similar to each other and hence it was quite difficult to distinguish between them. During medieval times, the music and composers were considered as just the means of entertainment as those eras were considered more of industrial development as more than cultural development.

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