Music and performance
Listening, singing, instruments, movement and sharing a performance.
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Begin with the sound you heard or made. A tune you chose, headphones that changed what reached you, a song performed with others and a dance paced to music give you different starting points. The performer, listener and person arranging the event may each notice a different part of the same scene.
Music offers a broad reading, while Singing, Dancing and the instrument pages let you follow a particular activity or object. Concert concerns the shared event; Backstage concerns preparation and the work around participation. Headphones concerns access to sound and your surroundings. Amplifier follows a connected audio device and its contribution to shared sound. The instrument pages pair original reflections with attributed historical accounts. Their older forecasts do not supply a rule for the music you enjoy, the skill you have or what will happen next.
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Music
What you hear, choose and join.
Singing
A voice, a message and the company around it.
Dancing
Movement that can meet pleasure, company and choice.
Musical Instruments
A means of expression before the method is settled.
Headphones
You choose what reaches your attention while remaining in the same physical setting.
Amplifier
The device between a contribution and the room receiving it.
Concert
An occasion to attend in a way that fits your interest.
Backstage
Preparation, changing roles, and the moment between making something possible and joining it.
Piano
A wanted sound and the means of making room for it.
Guitar
Something held, carried or played alongside a wanted exchange.
Drum
A beat can guide, answer or ask for a different role.
Reflection drafts and historical sources are clearly labeled. Explore the sources and download the datasets.