Hello my friend how are you doing?I wish you doing great I'm taking a music class this semester and I have a homework due in couple days I have all the requirements you need here is the requirements ( The song: Oh, Pretty Woman by Albert King (4:26)You can hear it on youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULI9rp4ysNMOr click on the link below:Format: One page typewritten, double-spaced. Please use a 12pt font.Please place your name – LA# 1 – today’s date (on the upper left hand corner of the paper). Do not include the name of the song anywhere in the header or above thebody of the paper.Example: John Doe – LA#1 – 2/18/16.Listening assignments are opinion papers. You will point out several objective points in the music, i.e. tonal color, dynamics, texture, etc., describe them, and then give your detailed (subjective) opinions of them. Oh, Pretty Woman consists of a male vocal, electric guitars, bass guitar, keyboard, horn section (tenor saxophone and trumpet) and drums. It is in blues form.Specific questions to answer and topics to cover for Oh, Pretty Woman:Does this song begin with the guitar or vocal? Does the vocal follow the typical AAB blues pattern? Why or why not?Which instrument keeps the basic tempo or beat of the song?Would you say that the song's tempo or pulse is slow, medium or fast?What is the mood of the song? Why?Do the dynamics change in the song? Why or why not? If so, where?Which instruments create most of the tonal color in the song?Does the overall texture change anywhere in the song? If so, where?Is there a question and answer type dialog between King's lead guitar and his vocal lines?How does the song end? Describe what you hear.What do you like or do not like about anything in the song and about the song overall? Please give several reasons. Please note: Listening Assignments are not research papers. Please do not include any of the following:- biographies of the musicians- how successful the musicians are or how many records they sold- a history of the song and/or the musicians- any comparisons to any other song even if it is by the same artistFinal points:Please listen to the song several times and take notes during each performance. For example, listen once for texture, then again for dynamics, etc.Please have your paper printed a day or so before the due date so you will have it when you come to class that day. Early paper submissions are welcome. You may present a draft before the due date for comments, however it is not required. )please make it very easy to understand and low level of vocabularies and if you have any question please let me know thanks :)

This assignment will be completed after watching The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces. Within this media response you must explain the research that Whyte and the Street Life Project were doing and why they were doing it. Provide examples from the film of the things the group observed and studied. Do you think this study had an impact on how we design spaces in the contemporary urban landscape? Explain your response. Show me that you've watched carefully and have taken thorough notes. (A thorough, detailed, well-reasoned response of roughly 500 words could get you 10 points. No extensions. No extra time will be allowed.) This media response is to be completed online and submitted by the end of Friday, 9/29.VIDEO:https://archive.org/details/SmallUrbanSpaces

Instructions: There are six different art genres listed horizontally across – African, Renaissance, Impressionism, Cubism, Surrealism, and Pop Art. These same six genres are listed vertically as well. Each box on the grid reflects a common meeting point for the genres listed horizontally and vertically. In these boxes, you are asked to explain either a similarity or a difference between the two genres. Similarities/differences could include artists, time period, style, geographic location, critical response, etc. Using information you included in the grid, write a 1-2 paragraph summary in the area below the grid, for each genre relationship that further analyzes the global, historical, and stylistic perspectives for each genre comparison.