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"Music can mimic the motion of feelings."
-Ratliff

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https://djsimonspace.wordpress.com/2014/11/12/labrinth-jealous-seamus-haji-remix/

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This song is so perfect. It exemplifies this musical concept so well. Throughout the entire piece he is SO emotional. How he chose to use the tone, rhythm, melody, harmony, texture, dynamics, and the form makes this song genius. Without all that this song would not have the impact it does on people. The messenger did a fantastic job on sending this message exactly how he wanted it to.

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"Formalist believe in music, in and of itself, means nothing, or has nothing to do with the world of emotions; it is the result of a composer bringing his tools and craft to neutral material and creating something formally pleasing to the ear."
-Ratliff

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http://www.beatlesebooks.com/julia

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Yes, I do agree with Ratliff's argument regarding this musical element. Because tone and musically heavily relies on transmission. One musical example Ratliff uses in his playlist is the song "Julia" by the Beatles. He explains that John Lennon while singing is being musical in ways like being clear, soft, and simple in parts to truly get a message across in a certain way. When he sings Julia's name he is subtle because he respects her and wants her to receive that message.This exemplifies the musical concept because if the singer had not used musicality and emotion to tell the story it wouldn't have an impact on the receiver.

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Transmission is an important musical element across all kinds of music because it sets a tone for the singer and represents their work and how they make music. Music is nothing and has no meaning to it unless things such as chords, tones, textures, and rhythms are incorporated by the artist to make the whole piece truly meaningful.