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Anticipation as defined by Oxford Dictionary as "expectation or prediction".  In music anticipation is the expectations that a song or musical piece creates for the listener. Expectations that my group discussed could also be described as feelings. For example, in a electronic song anticipation might make the listener feel anxious before the beat drop.  Anticipation can be used to hype a listener for an amazing beat drop, but at the same time anticipation can bring a listener's hopes up. Unfortunately, anticipation can be a double edged sword. Anticipations can make the listener feel a variety of ways. In songs, such as "Hello" by Adele, it might make the listener feel curious or cause a state of deep thinking. Anticipation in the song "Jeremiah/World Needs Love" by BJ the Chicago Kid is used to help BJ take the listener by surprise. Across many genres, music uses anticipation as a way to create expectations, surprise the listener, and creates a pathway to meaning. Anticipation use musical elements such as, crescendos, increasing tempos, repetition, increasing density, changing dynamic and lyrics.

In this padlet i will give examples of Anticipation from different genres. I will also include my favorite lines from my group's (group 36) essay. I will also

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Anticipation is like the hill of a roller coaster

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Anticipation is like the hill of a roller coaster

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Anticipation is the climb to the top of the hill. The bigger the hill, the bigger the drop, or so we expect. This graphic that I made illustrates how anticipation is the climb to a climax in the a musical piece.

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"Anticipation in music creates a variety of emotions and expectations. Much like a roller coaster and its tall hill , anticipation can be the climb to a high point in music" - Me

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"Anticipation in music creates a variety of emotions and expectations. Much like a roller coaster and its tall hill , anticipation can be the climb to a high point in music" - Me

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Anticipation is used in the next song to reach many high points as BJ sings an emotional and powerful chorus.

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Jeremiah/World Needs More Love- BJ the Chicago Kid

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Jeremiah/World Needs More Love- BJ the Chicago Kid

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This song uses anticipation to create a powerful sound. The first part of this song seems to harness energy from itself and releases it all by the end. Anticipation is created through the repeated kick of the drum, the guitar playing upscale, and the high hat crescendos.

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Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group International Jeremiah/World Needs More Love · BJ The Chicago Kid · Eric Ingram In My Mind ℗ 2016 Motown Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. ℗ ℗ 2016 Motown Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.

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"Just like movie trailers catch the audience's attention, anticipation in music traps the listener." - Me

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"Just like movie trailers catch the audience's attention, anticipation in music traps the listener." - Me

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In a world where we have access to literally millions of songs, anticipation can be used to catch the attention of the listener. By setting expectations for the listener, it makes the listener want to know what will happen next.

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Adele initially creates anticipation in this song with the questions she asks and the slow piano in the background. The slowness and questions asked at the beginning help to get the listener interested. The dynamics get louder as Adele's voice increases in volume. Then, Adele stops singing and the song crescendos before the beat drop. She then sings powerfully "So hello from the other side".

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Provided to YouTube by Sony Music Entertainment Hello · Adele / Adele / 愛黛兒 25 ℗ 2015 XL Recordings Ltd., under exclusive license to Columbia Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment Released on: 2016-06-24 Composer, Lyricist: Adele Adkins Bass, Drums, Guitar, Keyboards, Piano, Composer, Lyricist, Engineer, Producer: Greg Kurstin Other: Emile Haynie Engineer: Liam Nolan Engineer: Alex Pasco Engineer: Julian Burg Mixing Engineer: Tom Elmhirst Assistant Engineer: Joe Visciano Mastering Engineer: Tom Coyne Mastering Engineer: Randy Merrill Mastering Engineer: Ryan Smith Auto-generated by YouTube.

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Sometimes anticipation creates too big of an expectation. We as a listener expect something to happen. However, sometimes that doesn't happen. The next video will show an audience's disappointment of a bad beat drop after anticipation.

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While anticipation in music is usually used to help the listener stick around for the good part of a musical piece, sometimes it can create too high of an expectation for what is to come next.

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