Category: Music

Find a music artist that has a book for you to write about (such as Jay Z or Beyonce)
Write a 4-5 page (1,500 words) paper that incorporates MLA styled research and citations, following the guidelines found in the Research Paper Rubric. Successful essays should follow any compelling arguments that use descriptive, informative, comparative, or argumentative points of view. Any diagrams, pictures or others supporting data must be cited and included on a separate page before the work cited page. Do not immerse images in the document text. Do write about a person, cultural groups, instruments or any other proper subjects. The topic should be an artist, instrument, or style of music that has sources (books) not just web data. You need at least four different types of sources for proper completion of this paper.

You will write a five-paragraph research paper on the work of a composer, musician, or musical group. This can be music from any time period and any geographical region. The main criteria for your subject is that you find them interesting. Utilizing your knowledge of the musical tools we have been learning about this semester, you will give background about the musician or group and analyze either a single composition of theirs or a larger body of work.
Guidelines
Your essay should be five paragraphs with each paragraph being roughly 4-5 sentences in length. There should be an indentation at the beginning of each paragraph. Your essay should use 12pt font and be double-spaced. Edit your work for spelling and grammar (between Grammarly and spellcheck, there is no reason to have major spelling or grammatical errors.)
Format titles correctly. Longer works such as books and albums should be italicized and shorter works such as short stories or songs should be in quotations.
Five Paragraph Structure
Your five-paragraph essay should have a clear thesis statement and three supporting paragraphs. Each of your body paragraphs should have a clear point of focus and connect directly to your thesis. Introductory paragraph – This is where you introduce the material you will cover in the essay and your thesis statement. Your thesis should be the last sentence of your introductory paragraph. First body paragraph – Here you will discuss the first point that supports your thesis.
Second body paragraph – Here you will discuss the second point that supports your thesis
Third body paragraph. Here you will discuss the third point that supports your thesis
Conclusion paragraph – Here you will summarize what you have discussed in your paper showing that you have effectively supported your thesis. Bibliography
This is a research paper, you should include an MLA formatted bibliography with at least three credible academic sources. No Wikipidia.
Plagiarism

Please read the Requirements for order 7471439 （I will provide）
You can understand that this new order is the expanded manuscript version corresponding to order 7471439 (ppt)
I have uploaded the ppt version（Including speech notes, the speech notes are included in the remarks）. 
Please remember that the research method used for order 7471439 is qualitative research, so this new order needs to maintain consistency in its research methods.
The following are the previously used requirements for order 7471439,
• A statement of the research question or problem and the context in which it has arisen.
• A brief survey of the existing academic work on this topic and its relevance and importance to your research question.
• The rationale for and description of your proposed methodology for the preliminary work or pilot study.
• A description of the preliminary work or pilot study that you have undertaken and an analysis of the way it sheds light on your proposed larger study.
• An overview of the proposed methodology for the larger study.
• Your assessment of the actual results of the preliminary study and the implications they suggest
for the larger study.
• What do you see as the potential impact of this research in the wider world?
Assessment Criteria
Your mark for this assignment will be assessed on the following:
• The clarity and rigour of the research question and its relevance to the context in which the
study is situated.
• An understanding of the relevant literature (and other media) which are relevant to an
understanding of the question / problem.
• The soundness and appropriateness of the methodologies used for both the preliminary study
and the proposed larger study.
• The rigour of the preliminary study.
• How convincing was the argument in relation to the results and the impact?
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Additional requirements regarding this order：
However, this order has strict format requirements, and I will upload the module guide with more detailed requirements. 
Please make sure to read it carefully.
Please use headings and subheadings. Especially when specifying specific sectors.
Heading should include: Abstract, Introduction, Literature
Review, Research question, Methodology, Results, Discussion, Proposal.
The requirements for subheading are in the module guide, please download and read.

Pick a piece of music (your choice) and describe what you hear.
Are there any singers, or is it instrumental?
What instruments do you recognize?
What is the style, or genre of the music?
Do you hear any patterns, or form to the music?
How does the music change, or progress through time (from beginning to end)?
This should be a one-to-two page paper (around 300 words) and should include:
The name of the piece of music (or song).
The name of the performer(s)
If there it a song, the name of the singer.
The date of the recording.
The music publisher (or record label).
Each Event Critique is a 300-word (one to two pages) review, and must be submitted in a format compatible with Microsoft Word.
For example:
MS Word, WordPerfect, PostScript, PDF, HTML, RTF and plain text.
can choose any piece except Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64, First Movement

A 1500-words paper (12 pt. font, double spaced, around five pages) discussing/analyzing a single work of music (a piece, a song, etc). If it is a multi-movement work (for example: a symphony or concerto), only a single movement may be analyzed. This should be an original analysis that includes discussion of: form and structure, texture, melodic harmonic and rhythmic elements, historical perspective and cultural significance of the work, and (if it is a song) the relationship of the text to the music (not an interpretation of the song lyrics). The choice of piece or song you analyze is yours; it can be any style or genre.

you will take the role of a concert oraginzer.
final product should be a professional-looking concer program, including all pieces to be preformed and program notes for each piece.
4 pieces for program.
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GUIDELINES ARE ATTATCHED

Pick a piece of music (your choice) and describe what you hear.
Are there any singers, or is it instrumental?
What instruments do you recognize?
What is the style, or genre of the music?
Do you hear any patterns, or form to the music?
Describe these patterns.
How does the music change, or progress through time (from beginning to end)?
This should be a one-to-two page paper (around 300 words) and should include:
The name of the piece of music (or song).
The name of the performer(s)
If there it a song, the name of the singer.
The date of the recording.
The music publisher (or record label).
Each Event Critique is a 300-word (one to two pages)
Any song except Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64, First Movement

Music Fundamentals by Sumy Takesue (Module 7)
Music Theory Trainer: Module 7 – Exercise 7a (Try to do at least 10 questions)
https://routledgetextbooks.com/textbooks/9781138654419/music_trainer.php#/modules/1/2-white-keys-on-keyboard/?_k=l2fkwe
Module 9 lesson
https://routledgetextbooks.com/textbooks/9781138654419/music_trainer.php#/modules/9/1-input-minor-scales/?_k=t818mp
, Module 10
https://routledgetextbooks.com/textbooks/9781138654419/music_trainer.php#/modules/10/3-intervals-from-bottom-note/?_k=fp597q
, Module 11,
https://routledgetextbooks.com/textbooks/9781138654419/music_trainer.php#/modules/11/3-triad-written-on-staff/?_k=gxp9j6
music theory trainer and upload the results of your first 10 questions.
Press print/ email scores and screen shot the score

This report should be on the analysis, theory, development, or performance practice of a specific genre/style of music or performer. The paper must be well organized with good paragraphs, proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation. The citation style must be Chicago or MLA. Written in 12-point, Times New Roman font, 1-inch margins. The paper includes a cover page with the title of your paper, name, instructor’s name, and course title. There must be at least 5 supporting SCHOLARLY REFERENCES (no Wikipedia, blogs, or non-scholarly sources can be used). At least two print references are to be used. * BELOW, I ATTACHED A PAPER I HAVE ALREADY STARTED IF YOU WANT TO GO OFF THAT. It’s NOT 2000 WORDS, SO I WILL NEED YOU ADD, FIX, OR REWRITE THE PAPER FOR ME. PLEASE FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTION THAT MY PROFESSOR GAVE ME SINCE HES ANAL ABOUT FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS. 

This paper is pretty simple, It should be 2 pages, double spaced, 12 point times new roman font.
You are to compare and contrast the song writing styles of the Beatles band members: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and George Harrison. You can compare them in any way, but keep it mostly musical related.
Do not use AI to write this paper, use “turnitin” to provide a Ai report.
Also make the paper sound smooth, please don’t use over complicated language, just use more simple wording so it is an easy read.