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The concept transmission means the idea of involving more than one interpretation. This is an important musical element across all kinds of music because it goes into depth on how listeners evaluate music with emotional and physical interpretation. Music can be interpreted in many ways and transmission is the way they understand that interpretation. For example, Ratliff talks about John Lennon’s singing “Julia” has different components of how he's sings it and who is John Lennon's intended audience. I do agree with Ratliff's arguments regarding this musical element because I think music can be given in many ways. I the audience wants to understand a piece of music in more than one way then it is a given opportunity. “We R Who we R” exemplifies this musical concept because it has a lot of transmission in the beat, the background and the interpretation of the song. I think the song “The Climb” by Miley Cyrus also exemplifies the musical concept because the country and pop genre incorporate gives different interpretations of the song.

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“And then through our hearings we add a layer of meaning to the music, which eventually finds its way back to the composer or maker of the music, who can either accept or reject that meaning.” (Ratliff. Ch.4)

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“And then through our hearings we add a layer of meaning to the music, which eventually finds its way back to the composer or maker of the music, who can either accept or reject that meaning.” (Ratliff. Ch.4)

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There is more than one way of understanding.

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I chose this performance of Lindsey Stirling because I love how she moves with the music. I think this is great representation of  listeners and musicians taking power in their own style.

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Lindsey Stirling - Crystallize (Dubstep Violin Original Song)

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I chose Bohemian Rhapsody because I was thinking about how music changes and how listeners become involved with different meanings and emotions. I think Ratliff talks a lot about this throughout the chapter as he goes over how listeners have the power to pay attention to certain details, decide what the meaning is and decide what to make most of the music.

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Queen – Bohemian Rhapsody (Official Video Remastered)

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I like this photo because I think it is very accurate of how music can have an impact on us.
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/what-s-happening-in-your-1291460065820726.html

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I chose this photo because it reminds of the quote that I chose “When they sing it’s as if they’re ventriloquists”(Ratliff.Ch.4). I think when people sing or dance they do become ventriloquist because they take control of their environment and their movement physically or vocally.
http://www.fullhdwallpapers.in/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Lindsey-Stirling-Violin-Split.jpg

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“There’s a thing some singers do: they go transparent in their voices. They seem to become the property of other forces. When they sing it’s as if they’re ventriloquists, with some clear distinction between themselves and those forces.” (Ratliff. Ch.4)

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“There’s a thing some singers do: they go transparent in their voices. They seem to become the property of other forces. When they sing it’s as if they’re ventriloquists, with some clear distinction between themselves and those forces.” (Ratliff. Ch.4)

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I chose this quote because I think it best represents how music moves from the singer, producer, writer to themselves and others.