what  type  of  music  can  people  do  best   in  test/quizes?
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u mean while studying?? believe it or not it's classical..it helps stimulate the brain while studying and take in more information
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did a couple projects in college about plants and music, I found jazz to be the best, with classical right behind it.\nHere's a good link:\nhttp://www.dovesong.com/positive_music/plant_experiments.asp
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Portrait of Tracey by Jaco Pastorius... youll learn basically everything there is to know about harmonics if you can make it all the way through\nClassical Thump by Victor Wooten... only to get better at slapping, not for beginners\nand i get back to you with others
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need more info \ndance music/rock music etc\nacoustic/electric/amped up guitars\n\ngood luck
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Well. actually this will deppend on your taste...\n\nEvery person have their own music, you'll only need to try listen to different kind of music as much as possible\n\nTHese are my play-list (I've listen to them depending on my mood):\n\nJ.S. Bach,\nA.Vivaldi,\nW.A. Mozart,\nL.v.Beethoven\nF.Chopin,\nF.List,\nG.Bizet,\nVanessa Mae,\nJohn William (O.S.T. Star Wars),\nO.S.T. Moulin Rouge (My version cutted from the movie),\nThe Sims (pc game) music,\nRick Wakeman,\nFrank Zappa,\nKing Crimson,\nDream Theater,\nLiquid Tension Experiment\nTools,\nJohn Kaizan Neptune,\nKodo,\nJapanese Traditional Music\nJoe Satriani,\nSteve Vai,\nPendulum,\nImanissimo,\nRon Kenolly,\nMichael W. Smith,\nPaul Wilbur.
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How about heavy metal? That could give you some kick!!!
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Get a teacher. You will save yourself a lot time and you will gain knowledge from your teacher.\n\nPractice everyday. Be commited. Don't procrastinate. \n\nListen to all genres of music. You can't be a music lover if you don't listen to all forms of the art.\n\nPlay from your heart. Don't be like a computer, playing all the notes perfectly, with the perfect loudness and perfect rhythm... Do all that, BUT with playing from your heart as the main focus.
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Old Chili Peppers, some new if desired\nAnything Funk (real stuff)\nJazz (you'll never be bored)\n\nOh, here's an idea to help cure boredom. Put in something that has an easy overall line to follow. Usually pop stuff or modal jazz is good. For whatever you choose, plug in, and listen for a little while. Don't concern yourself with the "bass line." Just try to listen for a little while. Then, when you're ready, play over the top of whatever the band is already playing. Don't mimic what you hear. Create beyond what you hear. Pretend you are on stage with that group, only the crowd is there to see you, as a soloist. The CD is merely an accompanist. \n\nIt will feel weird at first, especially if you've never tried improvizing before, but try it. Don't worry so much about WHAT notes to play, but rather HOW to play whatever notes you choose. \n\nflame122112@yahoo.com
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high fidelity!!! great music there.\n\nand something's gotta give ;)
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Midi\nCampursari\nDangdut
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You should check out Yanni!  He is a VERY talented musician!  But not as talented as myself, for I am the best!
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at things like that, the best thing to do is pick something thats instantly recognized by the crowd, but not overplayed. dont pick something thats already forced down their throats. alos, pick something that the crowd can get into really easily. something that they can just clap to, or that has a part that they can all sing back to you. but, without knowing what type of music you like, its hard to give examples.
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try the music category.
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Try a book. Microcosmos by Bartok. It starts in SUPER easy and by the time you're done with it you play great.
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the best way to improve would be to practice. don't be too impatient. maybe start with songs that are a little under your level and gradually do harder songs. \n\nsheetmusicarchive.net is a great place for free sheet music. however, you can only look at and print 2 per day, but it's better than any other place you'll find. it has a great collection as well.
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You should learn "To Defy The Laws of Tradition" by Primus. It has a sorta difficult tapping technique in there so it might take some practice. "Them Bones" by Alice in Chains is pretty much all chords, and "Man in the Box" is alright to learn. You could learn "Killing in the Name" By RATM, too.
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French music can be a good and funny tool to teach French. Music itself and figuring out what the 'song' means like a puzzle may create an enthusiasm in class.