This paper discusses a 'Stop the Violence' charity concert planned by Emmis Communications.
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In this article, the writer presents a marketing plan for a charity hip hop concert to be put on by Hot 97 as a "Stop the Violence" concert. The writer discusses all elements of the planned event, as well as the motives of Emmis Communications to put on the concert.
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"Emmis Communications owner of New York City's hip hop radio station WQHT more popularly known as Hot has been the object of much criticism for content that promotes violence and racism. To repair its public image Emmis will conduct and promote a 'Stop the Violence' charity concert with the proceeds benefiting New York City's after-school programs Hot will be the radio station used to promote the concert which will be held at Giants Stadium. Other advertising media will also be employed including newspaper ads ..."
Tags:charity, concert, hip hop, marketing plan, Hot 97, advertising, public relations, Stop the Violence, Emmis Communications
Explores the challenge of architectural acoustics faced by architects when designing concert halls.
Essay # 32862 |
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2002
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The term architectural acoustics refers to the creation of rooms or concert halls that provide musical sound of high quality. Acoustics are a challenge to all designers of concert halls. The architect aims for the best possible clarity of sound for a knowledgeable listener will hear immediately if the sound of a note is distorted by the interior of the place in which it is played.
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This paper provides a marketing plan for a charity concert against violence.
Analytical Essay # 123154 |
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This paper is a marketing plan for a benefit concert put on by Emmis Communications' New York City radio station, Hot 97 to benefit "Stop the Violence." The plan provides an industry company review, buyer analysis, competitive overview, segmentation, targeting, and positioning, communications objective, and an overview of the integrated communications message.
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"Emmis Communications owner of New York City's hip hop radio station WQHT more popularly known as Hot has been the object of much criticism for content that promotes violence and racism. To repair its public image Emmis will conduct and promote a Stop the Violence charity concert with the proceeds benefiting New York City's after-school programs. Hot will be the radio station used to promote the concert which will be held at Giants Stadium. Other advertising media will also be employed including newspaper ads ..."
Tags:charity, concert, marketing plan, hip hop, Doug E. Fresh, Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith, Hot 97, Emmis Communications, Tsunami Song, racism, violence, Stop the Violence, New York City, radio, PR
Review of a classical concert including music by Ravel, Prokofiev.
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This paper reviews a concert of pieces by the classical composers Ravel and Prokofiev and the contemporary Finnish composer Esa-Pekka Salonen. The writer found the "Suite from Romeo and Juliet" by Prokofiev the most interesting, and explains how the music in this suite has similar tonal qualities and coloring for each separate section, with some motival themes repeated in different parts.
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"Concert Date: April 1, 2007 Time: 2:00 p.m. Place: Walt Disney Concert Hall 111 South Grand Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90012 Salonen: Helix (U.S. premiere) Ravel: Piano Concerto for the Left Hand Prokofiev: Suite from Romeo and Juliet
"The concert consisted of Prokofiev's "Suite from Romeo and Juliet..."
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This paper examines the 1815 Concert of Europe.
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This paper explains that the Concert of Europe was an arrangement set up by the Congress of Vienna in 1815. The author points out that it consisted of a loose agreement between four great powers---Russia, Prussia, Britain and Austria---to keep the peace and maintain territorial integrity. The paper relates that this body set itself up to settle disputes in Europe and preserve the status quo in terms of boundaries.
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"After the defeat of Napoleon, the Congress of Vienna was held in to recreate the balance of power and set new boundaries and to guard against future French hegemony. It also dealt with international issues such as the slave trade, the rules of ..."
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It's funny what attending a concert can do to you. A little more than eighteen years ago, I attended a rock concert - it was actually a Grateful Dead concert one of my friends "hoodwinked" me into attending - and that experience changed me in ways I ...
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It's funny what attending a concert can do to you. A little more than eighteen years ago, I attended a rock concert - it was actually a Grateful Dead concert one of my friends "hoodwinked" me into attending - and that experience changed me in ways I could never have envisioned when the idea of going to a Grateful Dead concert at Rich Stadium in Buffalo was first broached by one of my dearest friends. Indeed, that concert forced me to look anew at how I viewed the past, myself, and those people who had come into my life and then, sometimes just as quickly, had left it.
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Narrative Essay: A Concert - and Remembrance It's funny what attending a concert can do to you. A little more than eighteen years ago, I attended a rock concert - it was actually a Grateful Dead concert one of my friends "hoodwinked" me into attending - and that experience changed me in ways I could never have envisioned when the idea of going to a Grateful Dead concert at Rich Stadium in Buffalo was first broached by one of my dearest friends. Indeed, that concert forced me to look anew at how I viewed the past, myself, and those people who had come into my life and then, sometimes just as quickly, had left it. To really understand the momentousness of the occasion, I guess I really
Tags:narrative, essay, remembrance
A comparison of two performances, "Stomp" and "Live Earth Concert".
Comparison Essay # 100804 |
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APA | 2007
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This paper examines the functional, operative and practical aspects of "Stomp" (a physical theatre and musical performance) and "Live Earth Concert" (a series of worldwide concerts held on the same day). It explains and compares different facets of these two performances, including the venue; atmosphere; musical aspects; lighting and sound enforcement. The writer reflects on the overall performances and notes that most people who attended both performances enjoyed "Stomp" (the relatively low budget unique creation) more. The writer concludes that both events were worth the price of the tickets, as "Live Earth Concert" was a great opportunity to see several artists performing on one stage and "Stomp" was a purely entertaining and exclusive show.
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Preface
Introduction
Concert Summaries
Venue
The Performances
Sound and Acoustics
Music Aspects
Instruments and Equipment
Stage Lighting
Conclusion
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"A concert or as some colloquially call it a 'gig' or 'show' is a performance, that has music as the central entertaining premise. The performers and entertainers such as solo artists or bands, aim to generate a vigour, power and energy that in a sentence leave their audiences in rapturous admiration and awe at the vertical depth and wide coverage that they are able to generate in just a short space of time. The musical masterpiece 'Stomp' which is currently being staged at Vaudeville Theatre in London; and the benevolent global 'Live Earth Concert', which was held on the 7th of July 2007 and had Wembley Stadium London as one of its many venues; model two such concert performances."
Tags:musicals, theatre, entertainment, culture, music, stage, dance
This is a review of a Stephan Moccio piano concert at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga on January 31, 2009. Moccio's music and background is discussed, along with some historical material on the grand piano - its development and the connotations ...
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This is a review of a Stephan Moccio piano concert at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga on January 31, 2009. Moccio's music and background is discussed, along with some historical material on the grand piano - its development and the connotations of its expense and size for middle-class consumers of the 19th century and today. A detailed description of the venue and performance is provided.
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Abstract This paper shall discuss the cultural geographic history of the state of Maryland. The paper looks at the population densities and demographics beginning in the Native American pre-colonial period all the way through the present. The Cultural Geography of Maryland The state of Maryland officially became a British colony on June 20, 1632. Ever since, the human population has grown in this Mid-Atlantic state. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, today there are close to 5.7 million citizens located within the geographic boundaries of Maryland. The great
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An ethnographic analysis of a church revival gospel concert.
Analytical Essay # 135393 |
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This paper evaluates an ethnographic understanding of a church revival gospel concert, which defines the historical, marketing, and audience related aspects of this performance. The paper emphasizes the deeper cultural issues behind gospel through the history of slavery and religion in America, and shows how the use of dance and song have been a longstanding tradition within African American communities.
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An overview of the design of concert halls in order to enhance listening quality.
Essay # 40548 |
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2002
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This paper is on acoustics and listening quality. A number of factors go into the design of concert halls and rooms to enhance their potential for listening quality. The sheer number of these factors have meant that designers face a number of difficulties in designing their listening spaces. As this essay will argue, the design of spaces to enhance their listening quality depends to a great degree upon a variety of these acoustical factors.