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Essay on Music and Cultural Identity New Orleans | ||
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This is the first 1,000 characters of 1913 words (7.65 pages) in the essay titled Music and Cultural Identity New Orleans Throughout history, music has made dramatic impacts on the way civilizations and communities function and behave. Likewise, the behavior and attitudes of people in a community add to the flavor and attitude of the music made within the culture. Examples of this sort of connection include the Baroque era in Europe, where the character of the common citizen and the music were very refined and structured, or in England during the 70?s, where the citizens and the music displayed anger and revolt against the monarchy. New Orleans has always been a city that provides inspiration for musicians and artists, and likewise, the creations that come from this city strike chords with many other cultures worldwide and have impacted communities just the same. The sound and vibe of New Orleans, especially right after the Great Depression, helped to release what can be called the ?American free spirit,? by making the nation a more colorful, free, and honest place to live.There are three distinct sounds of New Orleans, all of which first developed in small urban areas, and caught on throughout the region. These New Orleans-bred styles of music are jazz, blues, and a more recent genre, bounce music. In all these forms, life in New Orleans in its urban context is depicted through the music?s portrayal of emotion, action, and event. The music has also helped to shape New Orleans? cultural identity, which is undeniably different from any other culture in the world in language, behavior, e... |
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Keywords: new orleans, bounce music, jazz music, history music, styles of music, jazz blues, undeniably, cultural identity, attitudes, likewise, language behavior, great depression, honest place, free spirit, urban context, dramatic impacts, living the american dream, mannerisms, easy money, dirty dancing