| Music is the art of combining vocal and
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| | record player. The last of the records to
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| or instrumental tones in a structured
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| | come out was the 45 made for single
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| manner.Music has been around almost as
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| | songs.It took the music industry decades
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| long as the earth is old. We can
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| | to advance from the 45 record to new
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| designate medieval music as a beginning,
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| | formats, such as
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| although a precise time is impossible
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| | 8-tracks and audio/cassette tapes. Once
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| because the knowledge of that time period
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| | they were created it seemed as if the
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| is too vague.However, in the 1100s large
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| | industry took off and overnight the CD
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| volumes of written, notated polyphony and
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| | (molded plastic disk scanned by a laser
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| non-liturgical Latin songs began emerging
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| | beam for digital data) was "born". These,
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| before two major changes began to take
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| | like the record were, and still are, sold
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| place.a) The use of the interval of a
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| | in stores for customers to purchase and
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| third as a stable harmony.
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| | take home to play on their CD players.
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| b) Humanistic orientation to text with
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| | Following shortly behind is the Mp3
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| music.These changes took several decades,
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| | player(standard technology and format for
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| putting the beginning of the Renaissance
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| | compressing audio signals into very small
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| somewhere between the 1420s (harmonies of
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| | computer files. Sound data from a CD is
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| Dufay) and the 1500s (humanistic texts of
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| | compressed to 1/12 the original size) and
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| Josquin), which brings us to the
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| | ipod (portable Mp3 player).Now, the pace
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| beginning of opera in the 1600s. The
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| | has picked up even faster and we can
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| Renaissance style ended around 1750 and
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| | download music right off the internet. In
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| is also among the clearest divisions of
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| | the beginning though, a company (I'm not
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| Western music.Sometime in the early 1700s
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| | going to mention any names) was allowing
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| through the late 1800s, the best known
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| | people to download as many songs as they
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| pieces of European Classical music were
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| | chose for free. But, there was a
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| written.The 1800s was the beginning of a
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| | problem..It was not exactly legal. A
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| new era, because of a brilliant man by
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| | computer company names Apple made the
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| the name of Thomas Edison. This man was
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| | process legitimate by allowing the
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| an exceptional inventor, on 12-6-1877 he
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| | artists to get paid for their work. The
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| finished one of his best inventions...The
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| | music industry now has the opportunity to
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| phonograph and had it patent on
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| | license and sell it's content over the
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| 2-19-1878. Now mind you it was a fairly
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| | internet. The idea that people would pay
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| complicated machine, using a metal
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| | for downloading music seemed a bit far
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| cylinder with tin foil wrapped around it.
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| | fetched in the beginning. But, music
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| The machine had two diaphragm-and-needle
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| | sales have gone down by one-fifth since
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| units, one for recording, and one for
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| | the millennium and downloads increased to
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| playback. When he spoke into a
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| | over 500 million by July of 2005.A
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| mouthpiece, the sound vibrations would be
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| | revolution in the music industry was
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| indented onto the cylinder by the
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| | changed dramatically on February 23, 2006
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| recording needle in a vertical groove
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| | when a 16 year old, Alex Ostrovsky came
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| pattern. Edison gave a sketch of the
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| | home and downloaded a song from the
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| machine to his mechanic, John Kreusi, to
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| | Coldplay concert he left just minutes
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| build, which Kreusi supposedly did within
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| | before. Alex down loaded one of the songs
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| about 30 hours. Edison immediately tested
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| | for 99 cents from the iTunes Music store
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| the machine by speaking the nursery rhyme
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| | (which the Apple computer company started
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| "Mary had a little lamb" into the
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| | less than 3 years ago). Shortly after
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| mouthpiece, and to his amazement, the
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| | that an Apple employee called to let him
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| machine played his words back to him.Now,
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| | know he has just downloaded the ONE
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| we are going to get a little closer to
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| | BILLIONTH song. For being the lucky
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| the twentieth century of music in time in
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| | downloader, Apple Computer Company is
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| the 1900s.
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| | sending him a $10,000.00 gift card for
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| Starting in the beginning of the 1900s,
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| | the iTunes Music Store, a 20-inch iMac,
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| there were disks (no, not CD's yet) used
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| | 10 ipods, and a scholarship to the
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| by recording studios to record music.
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| | Juilliard School in New York.The "one
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| These discs called records were then sold
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| | billionth download" should go to show you
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| in stores for consumers to purchase and
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| | how much this industry has taken over the
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| take home to play on their (phonograph)
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| | music world over time!
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