Music Analysis: Oops Modern Music

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The piece of music I decided to analyze is by Britney Spears and called” Ooops! I did it again”. The genre of this piece of music is considered pop culture. This music is completely different to anything we have listened to in class. Vocal music allows listeners to be able to connect with the melodies of the music and allow the lyrics to flow smoothly. The melody of this song is repetitive throughout and the melody follows with the beats. The lyrics are also repetitive and allows listeners to be able to remember it better and sing along to it. This song is similar to music we have listened too in past where it follows the same styles. Like when the song is approaching the chorus, the tempo rising and the vocals increase in volume requiring Britney to hit higher notes. She sings …show more content…

In piece of music, its hard to identify which instrument is playing or if there’s an actually instrument in the background. This song is based on electronically and digits beats created by the recording studio. In the past decades when listening to a piece of music, people are able to identify which instruments are playing from just listening to the piece. Modern music allows much more variation and more styles have evolved. In romantic period, everything was more organized and occur in a certain manor like for example composers who wrote polonaise, they were writing it for a purpose so the wealthy and royalty can participate in dance. In modern music artists have more freedom in choosing how they want to be representing and what kind of music they want to perform. Nowadays, they are much more vocalists who are famous then those artists who can play instruments. Modern music is evolving all their attention to the vocals and the lyrics of the piece and the instruments and beats are the background to it. The background music helps the lyrics

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