Chorus Music
Like instrumental music, as described in one of my earlier blog posts, chorus music doesn't have any lyrics, or singers, too. But, unlike instrumental music, there are people using their voices. Just, without lyrics. This can be called as vocalizing. Vocalizing is usually when a large group of people come and work together to form their combined voices into a song. In this video, a large group of men in a chorus vocalize. Try it:
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If you liked this, and you want more chorus music, then go to www.youtube.com and type in chorus music. Then you can see a wider selection of Chorus music videos. Which is better? Chorus Music, or Pop Music? (Comment Below what you like the best!!!)
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The Thanksgiving Holiday
As you know, Thanksgiving is coming up and we're all thinking about the turkey and food. But, little do we notice, we don't actually give thanks on this day and remember the day it was actually created. So, in this special Thanksgiving blog post, I'm going to put up some facts about the history of Thanksgiving that I bet you didn't know, so take a look at this video:
So, while watching this video, I bet that you didn't know that Abraham Lincoln declared Thanksgiving in the 1860's. If you did, then, this is something that you probably didn't notice. The Native Americans and pilgrims introduced it, and the festival went on for three days! Thanksgiving is a day to be grateful for what we have, to give thanks, to put it another way. Even when we don't get everything we want. So, let's embrace what the founders and leaders of our country created. And give thanks.
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Hurricane Sandy
The reason I didn't update my blog and make a post is because of hurricane Sandy. (Sorry about that!) But, usually I only base my blog posts off of music. But this time, I'd also like to take a paragraph to remember the ones that passed because of the hurricane and the lost homes and destruction that also happened. If you'd like to make a shout-out to someone that passed away or who got significantly affected by the storm in the comments section, please do so. But, I think this storm taught us a lesson by giving us black-outs and destruction. I would put up some sad music, but I think that there has been enough sorrow already. (Also, if you want any extra information on Hurricane Sandy, here's the link for the website; http://abcnews.go.com/topics/news/hurricane-sandy.htm.) Until next time, be careful to be respectful to everything at all times.
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