House in general

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... solus human input. Technology has taken over the physical aspects, freeing up the human mind to create. How many Bachs and Beethovens has history passed over because they did not have the fortune to be trained with the skills to unleash their natural musical talent? There is still a learning curve to climb, sacrifices to be made if you want to become a musician of any description but technology has significantly lowered the entry barriers. Dance is not the only music to make use of technology – many g...more

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Sometimes fine - Advantages: restful - Disadvantages: sometimes tedious

What makes Dance special (2156 words)
by - written on 07/06/01 (Very useful, 80 readings)
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Dance music in all its various guises entered the 3rd Millenium as perhaps the most significant cultural phenomenon of the previous century in the UK. Even on a global scale, not since classical music has any genre given rise to such a multitude of sub-categories, each recognisable as a genre in its own right. In the UK at least, dance has grown beyond a mere acoustic fashion into an important part of many people’s lives. Those who appreciate dance for what it is – and not just because it’s a trendy bandwagon – come from all walks of life. In my immediate circle alone there is a lawyer, a postman, a geneticist, a market researcher, an ... Read the complete review

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