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This image represents presentational music. You can clearly see the orchestra performing or getting ready to perform, while the people in the audience are just sitting, and watching them.

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I see presentational music as the type of music where the artist is basically the most important. All the attention is shifted towards them. When I was in band, I remember the room becoming silent, and everyone just observing us. It was a bit frightening, but I also was excited because I wanted people to hear how good we were because of the hard work we put into making it perfect. With that being said, presentational music seems to be a form of music that is very structured, I guess you can say. Since it is music that is being presented, everyone must contribute and put in their part as they've been told. There's no venturing out, and improvising a part when there are many others playing the same part. It all has to be exact, but that is what makes a lot of pieces sound beautiful and amazing.
As for participatory music, I see it as the type of music where everyone is engaged. From the artist, to the audience, everyone is just singing along and maybe even dancing. It's pretty much a fun form of music. You can be singing in the car with your friends, or up on stage at a karaoke bar. My favorite moment of this sort was freshman year of high school. My friends and I were bored after basketball practice and we just decided to do a lip sync video to Carly Rae Jepsen's Call Me Maybe. The year after that we did the same thing, but with a different song. It was so much fun, especially watching the video's now and seeing how dumb we were.

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I decided to add this because although it isn't what a symphony orchestra would typically play, it is still participatory as the attention is directed towards them. (Also because it's Harry Potter)

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Hogwarts Symphony Orchestra plays Harry Potter by John Williams, conducted by Andrzej Kucybala

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I think this is a good example of participatory music. These are people just dancing and having fun at a party or concert. (Source: Glamour)

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"In participatory traditions a priority is placed on encouraging more people to join..." (Turino, 35)

"Musicians must provide a performance that sustains the interest of an audience that is not participating..." (Turino, 52)

"More to the point, there is a different 'head' or mindset among the musicians who habitually operate in one or the other of these two fields." (Turino, 54)

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This was made by Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber, Ashley Tisdale and their friends. This is the video that made my friends and I do the Call Me Maybe video. We saw them have fun with it, and it made us want to do the same.

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"Call Me Maybe" by Carly Rae Jepsen - Feat. Justin Bieber, Selena, Ashley Tisdale & MORE!

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Here's the new link.. Buy it on iTunes! http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/call-me-maybe/id504709663?i=504709664 Follow me on Twitter! http://twitter.com/TheCarlosPena Check out the OFFICIAL video here! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4N9WiVACqQ&ob=av3n Hey guys! Here's the music video I promised featuring all my friends to Carly Rae Jepsen's song 'Call Me Maybe'. Make your own video with your friends and post it here!