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One example Ratliff uses for this musical listening element is “when I get home” by the Beatles. In this example you can hear a closeness with the sounds of the cymbal of the drums set and the string instruments used in this song. The two are creating a synchronizing harmony, which create an example of closeness. 

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My example of music closeness is Eventually by Tame Impala. The way that the back up vocals lightly say "eventually"in a high pitched breathy tone, is complemented in closeness by the beats and sound of the music and the "Ah's" that follow the breathy "eventually". The way that all the elements work together appears to present closeness.

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From ratliff's playlist. The way that Lennon and McCartney's votes blend together and the space tat the create displays closeness. Their voices seem to come together as one version of art, it keeps you on your toes, they each introduce a different element that keeps things jumping out at you, yet in the midst of this they are one, in their closeness of the music.

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Ratliff said that "the sound of closeness tends to escape us because we can't see it" (Ratliff 161). Closeness in music is an element that is hard to escape because it is deeper than just listening to the music, it a connection, between the musicians and one another. And then following that connection a connection with you and the music, listening with space of closeness that the musicians have crated. Closeness is a feeling of the music, it is allowing your music to be connected. The musicians connect with one another to allow the listener to this "functional counterpoint of rhythmic (Ratliff, 162). It allows the listener to feel the emotion nd connection that the artists have not only with one another as individuals, but with one another as one single entity making art.
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