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It's really nice to experience something that may be older than the music that you listen to now, but still has a bigger impact on you.

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I agree with Ratliff's perspective on music tranmission, and I personally believe it's pretty important for music to continue circulating through everyone's life, even years after its time. If it didn't then it would just die and be lost in history, and people wouldn't be able to fully appreciate the transitions that music has made over the years. Understanding where music began is just as importantant as holding on to music as a whole. You can't really have one without the other.

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In most cultures, parents with have "nursery rhymes" or something similar, which is shared with really young children. Later on in life, it's probably going to be pretty normal to see those exact same children doing the same for their children and so on and so forth!

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"I think of a piece of music as something that comes alive when it is being performed, and I feel that my role in the transmission of music is to be its best advocate at that moment" - Yo-Yo Ma

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An example of music that has managed to stay alive, generation after generation!

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Alrighty! Here's Padlet number 6 for you! I'll get into some stuff about transmission in music, and my interpretation of it, and how I think it's being displayed in our current society, as well as other cultures!

Transmission in music refers to how music is passed on and learned by younger generations. In all honesty, it's pretty stright forward. If you're not fully understanding, just think about when you were younder and someone older than you in your family played a specific CD  or radio station. It could even be as broad as a specific genre of music that you were exposed to really early on. That, my friend, would be the passing-on of music. Older music artists who were really famous several generations ago would all be distant memories if it weren't for the older generations keeping it alive for them! Just think about that the next time you hear a song that reminds you of your childhood!