“When I sing, I believe. I'm honest.”- Frank Sinatra Every day we hear the songs of new artist on the radio and we are captivated by them, at least for a little while. But, there are few artists who stand the test of time. As an artist, you can say that you made it big when ten, twenty, even thirty years after you die, people are still listening to your music. As good old Mr. Sinatra said, “If I can make it here, I can make it anywhere.” Francis Albert Sinatra was born on December 12, 1915 in Hoboken, New Jersey.
I don’t even know when I started to like music, like listening to music. When I saw my cousins wore big headsets and listening to pop music I couldn’t figure out why they were so obsessed by a song. There was a channel on television that will play classic music from the old movies and it was playing the theme song from movie Drunken Master II. It was such a uprising song and I was so excited to hear it on television. I took my dad’s old recorder and a tape that he didn’t want started to record the song from television.
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Throughout time, cars have always been advertised in the most popular form of ad: magazines, newspapers, television, the internet, etc. Cars have always been easy to advertise because of their constant demand in American society. People need them to go to work, to go on vacation, and to visit friends. Ever since they have been invented, cars have been the absolute need for anyone. Kids cannot wait to get their driver’s licenses, celebrities are always looking for the hottest (and most expensive) car, and families want to be up-to-date with the latest technology in cars.
Now an entire library of music could be carried in a device the size of a pack of cigarettes. Software such as iTunes and Windows Media Player allowed people to convert CD’s over to a new file format – MP3. The recording industry became concerned about piracy because of peer-to-peer file sharing services such as Napster. With audio tracks now digital files, sharing became as easy as clicking a link on a webpage. In 2005, Sony felt that they had a solution to the piracy issue by including digital rights management software on several albums that they distributed.
Anyone can walk into a clothing store and find something they like then later on walk into a different clothing store and find something either the same or very similar, the only difference between them are the price, name brand and sometimes the material of the clothing. When particular popular name brand cloths come up with cute cloths all the other companies “imitate” it but change the price just to feed their company more money, which is called having a business. Another instance are cell phones. When one cell phone company has a certain new phone advertising on TV, the other cell phone companies will react in a way, “if we don’t have that phone then we’ll lose more customers to the company who has that cool new phone”. In this case, what do they do?
In the class, I have appreciated many dance compositions of different periods. Swan Lake was my favorite. Although I only saw the interesting version which were performed by all male dancers, the music and the movement attracted me deeply. Thus, I was eager to see the formal version. As a result, I rented the CD of Swan Lake from the library last Thursday and planned to watch it in a romantic atmosphere, even though Swan Lake was not written in the Romantic Period.
I’ m sure everyone has been a Pseudo- Fan at at least a couple concerts; I know I have. They want to just go and have a great At these shows you of course have to have the Old Hippies. They are most definitely my favorite and most interesting people I come across at these concerts. You can’ t call it a real jam show without them. They range in age from early 40’ s to late 60’ s or seventies even.
The Effects of Technology on the Music Industry History of the Music Industry The history of the music industry stretches as far back as the 19th century. Research shows that some of the first recorded sounds were recorded in front of a stunned live audience in 1877 by Thomas Edison. The invention of the phonograph by Edison has made significant change in the way music was listened to, allowing artists to achieve fame and monetary benefits outside of performances. The days of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and sheet music publishers were long past; consumers began listening to recordings in a number of formats. By the year 1973, the 8-Track cassette would have been phased out making way for LP/EP (Long Play/ Extended Play).
The Xbox 360 game console produced by Microsoft is a game console that will bring you entertainment and leisure. Distributed in stores such as “Game”, the Xbox 360 will satisfy you in the departments of entertainment and amusement. Millions of people around the world including myself have witnessed firsthand what this great game console can grant you. Microsoft distributing its product in various stores such as “Game” allows them to use a customer driven marketing strategy in ensuring the product attracts and retains customers. Utilising the key components, “identifying your target market”, ‘value satisfaction” and “relationship marketing” (University of Western Sydney 2012) will provide Game the edge over competition in selling the product and maintaining customers.