Jazz, Rap Music and Hip-Hop Culture
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Throughout the history of this country, the music of African-Americans has remained a strong influence upon our society and culture. Beginning with the music carried over from Africa with the slaves, up until now, with the new styles created by urban youth today, African-Americans have retained certain elements within their music which makes it unique from any other musical form. Some of the musical forms, which were created from, and/or were strongly influenced by
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desire and the will to practice. The art form also provided various opportunities for new challenges. There were no rules other than originality and the ability to rhyme to the beat of the music. Rap also allowed for the performer to project his or her individuality and personality. Staying with the African tradition of making music life, rappers usually talked about their life and things they've seen growing up. Stephanie A. amoney@ptld.uswest.net
desire and the will to practice. The art form also provided various opportunities for new challenges. There were no rules other than originality and the ability to rhyme to the beat of the music. Rap also allowed for the performer to project his or her individuality and personality. Staying with the African tradition of making music life, rappers usually talked about their life and things they've seen growing up. Stephanie A. amoney@ptld.uswest.net