Monday, October 31, 2016
The Book of Mormon
Two weeks ago my roommate and I went to see "The book of Mormon" at Miller Auditorium. It was a very funny show. I can not believe that the creators of south park could come up with such an amazing show. The Book of Mormon is not your typical musical. It is not a love story and it does not follow the religious aspect like the title may imply. The show is very explicit so if you are not into that kind of thing I would not go. The music is very catchy but can also be very inappropriate. If you are interested I highly recommend this show. Some of my favorite songs are Hello, Turn it off, All American profit and so many more. This musical is a winner of nine tony awards in 2011.
Saturday, October 29, 2016
Musical Theater
I am very involved in musical theater. I think you can gain a lot from being a part of a show or even just listening to this type of music. Most musicals you can relate to your own life and even learn some life lessons. I love being a part of musicals because I love the family that you form as a cast. By being around these people for at least three months you form great friendships and learn many new vocal skills. I have been in many productions such as Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory, Zombie Prom, Cinderella, High School Musical and The Addam's Family. I recommend that you try at least one show or see one. You may actually enjoy it.
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Barbershop Quartets
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Friday, October 14, 2016
Mozart makes people smarter?
People and students everyday listen to music to get work done but is there music people should listen to so that they can increase their performance? Studies show that if a person listens to Mozart 20-30 minutes before a test or exam they will be more focused and do better on tests. When people listen to Mozart it stimulates a large amount of brain activity which helps them focus and remember what they studied. This is called “The Mozart Effect.” “The Mozart Effect: Tapping the Power of Music to Heal the Body, Strengthen the Mind and Unlock the Creative Spirit.” (Anderson Thomas.) Mozart is not the only musician that people should listen to for good study habits. Even Bach or any type of classic music will have a very close result to Mozart. Folks can still study in silence, but to enhance their performance, try listening to the classics.
Thursday, October 6, 2016
Work Made Easier
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