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"Over the fifteen minutes of the piece, you come to know the chord in many implications."

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"Over the fifteen minutes of the piece, you come to know the chord in many implications."

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-Ratliff

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"Frankly, my interest in Western Music slacks off from Perotin onward."

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"Frankly, my interest in Western Music slacks off from Perotin onward."

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-Steve Reich

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Repetition is a sign of health. Granted, it's also a sign of sickness. In fact, sometimes repetition can be totally sick."

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Repetition is a sign of health. Granted, it's also a sign of sickness. In fact, sometimes repetition can be totally sick."

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- Ratliff

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"Ain't it Funky Now" was a song used in the Music Appreciation textbook as an example of repetition. According to the textbook, this song uses repetition to exaggerate important points that the artist of wanted to get across

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James Brown - Ain't it funky now (parts 1 and 2)

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The instrumentals of this song repeat themselves multiple times which show repetition.

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Shawn Mendes - Stitches (Official Music Video)

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Repetition is described by Ratliff as "a gimmick" or "a neutral marker". He also makes it very clear that repetition is not "one unchanging tone, or exact copy of a tone, over and over, without evolution." Ratliff says that this would give you no reason to keep listening. He also says that repetition in media exists for many reasons such as to create humor, prove a point, exaggerate a certain idea, or to grab the listener's attention. I do agree with Ratliff's arguments regarding this musical element because I think repetition never exists for no reason, and that it always has a specific and important purpose to the piece it is presented in. One example Ratliff used to explain repetition was Family Guy's Peter Griffin and his repetitive knee pain and injuries and the noise he makes over and over again. This type of repetition creates humor and gives the tv show a particular gimmick.

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Repetition is used in music and different type of media to exaggerate important points, create humor, prove a point, or grab the attention of the audience.

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Peter Griffin hurting his knee on the hit TV show "Family Guy" is a humorous form of repetition.

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The lyrics of this song repeat themselves multiple times, giving an exaggeration to the importance of the lyrics, and providing the song with a more playful tone.

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twenty one pilots: House of Gold [OFFICIAL VIDEO]