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I really liked the Duke Ellington song. She sings really good and her voice makes you feel relaxed and chilly. I think depending on what music people like, they should listen to these songs. If you are feeling anxious, they are good songs to stop and listen to.

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These songs are quit different from the type of music that comes out now,  it really makes u reflect back on the musical evolution we've gone through. Personally, I enjoyed both songs, but I preferred the first song due to its up beat nature. The second song was more sad with a deeper meaning. Overall, I found
them very interesting because they portray two different types of emotions.

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Both of these songs use a lot of jazz instruments, and were very different from each other. The first song you can hear the instruments a lot more and was definitely more upbeat. The second song had more lyrics and had a deeper meaning and was slower. I think it is interesting how different these songs are from each other coming from the same place.

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I enjoyed both songs a lot. The vocals in "Strange Fruit" felt like they had a lot of emotion behind them. "Take the A Train" was my favorite of the two and used a lot of cool instruments. The vocals for the song were also really unique and paired well with the jazz-y instruments.

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To be blunt these songs are good in   my opinion. I think other people should get to synthesize with this music if they want to know how the 1920's were like, and not too different from now as this is how pop music originated from. They will know that the purpose of writing these songs is by sending a message and importance of it's trying to say, like the first one was the easiest route to get by, and the 2nd one how the South is sad now.

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I thought both songs were really good and it felt nice to listen to such different songs coming from one culture. "Strange Fruit" sounded sad but it was also beautifully sung and made. "Take the A Train" was a lot more upbeat and happy and I really enjoyed it. I think other people should listen to these songs because it is a very important part of the emergence of the Harlem Renaissance and played a huge role in African Americans' lives. It's also very entertaining and super nice to listen to.

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The first song was very happy. The people in the videos looked like they were enjoying themselves. while the second song was very sad. I thought the second one was beautifully written.

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I think the first song was the best, but both of them are extremely good.

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Although both songs sounded very different they both had a big influence on African American jazz in my opinions other people should listen to both pieces because they are very different from what people normally listen to and it gives you two different types of emotions.

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I think these songs are very different from songs we hear nowadays, it makes you think how much music has changed. I think both of these songs are good examples of how a different type of song can bring different feelings. The fist song was up-beat and happy, and the second song was more dark and serious. I think people should listen to these songs because it shows how much music has changed over time.

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i think that both of the songs contain a lot of Jazz, both songs have a piano. I think that others should listen to these songs to learn more about the Harlem Renaissance

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I think both of the songs were extremely good.
The first song used classical instruments in a way that had never been done before. The composition had no defined structure which only speaks to the feeling of freedom when listening to it.
The second song had minor chords that struck major feelings of melancholy in the listener. The expression of the singer showed she was aching a bit while singing.

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the billie holiday song was more centric to billie, unlike duke ellington's. in duke ellington's it was more focused on everything overall, not just duke. i liked both songs, there's not a lot of music being produced like it anymore.

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Both songs were really good. in the first song everyone was upbeat and extremely happy. In the second song you can basically sense the pain of the past.

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Both of these songs were good, and yet very different from each other. The two songs evoked different emotions; the first song, being more upbeat had a happier a feeling, and the second song being slower was definitely more sad. I think it's important for other people to listen to this song to understand the Harlem Renaissance and the different emotions surrounding it.

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Both of the songs were good and had a lot of jazz in them and had pianos and other types of instruments. Other people should listen to these songs because they are both very good and are for African Americans.

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I thought these songs were two extremes. The first one that we listed was very upbeat and happy and the second one is reminiscing about the past  People should listen to these songs because they provide a broader image of the Harlem Renaissance of the positive, upbeat people and the people who were upset about their previous treatment. The second song was kind of making sure that the past was not forgotten.

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Both songs are a way for African Americans to express their emotions and feelings. One is the more happy, exciting side where African Americans are able to play music and just have fun, while the other song is more depressing and talks of more serious topics. I feel like both songs are important for people to hear, because one major point of the Harlem Renaissance is that even though black culture is becoming more popular, African Americans are still not treated fairly by society and wouldn't get equal treatment for a while.

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I think both of these songs use a lot of jazz instruments like the piano and the saxophone because that's what was popular back then. Other people should listen to these songs to understand what the Harlem Renaissance was about.