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The musical element that our group choose to discuss in our final project essay was enthusiasm. We defined enthusiasm as the moment when the artist uses their music to evoke a deeper feeling of excitement and intensity and connection with the excitement in their music. Enthusiasm is important in music because it allows the artist to invoke a feeling of excitement to the listener, though ways other than just lyrics. Enthusiasm can be seen in music through dynamics, a performance, style, flow, passion in voice while singing, increase in tempo, modulation upward, adding more instruments, adding more voices and using unison. Though the easiest way to hear enthusiasm is through lyrics. Listening for these other musical elements that allow you to hear enthusiasm force you to look past just the lyrics. These musical elements are evidence in the instruments and style of performance to back up the lyrics that display enthusiasm. (151)

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https://www.discogs.com/Survivor-Eye-Of-The-Tiger/release/616216

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Survivor - Eye Of The Tiger (Official HD Video)

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Music Media Example One

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http://musictheoryprof.com/2015/03/decoding-the-love-on-top-modulations/

Beyonce showing enthusiasm while performing Love On Top.

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"...one could argue that it interests us to listen to music the artist is enthusiastic about because it evokes the same feelings of enthusiasm in us." (Enthusiasm Final Essay, Emily Reid, page 7)

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How does this element ask you to listen in a new way? This element asks you to listen in a new way because it asks you to look for enthusiasm past the lyrics. While lyrics are a

great way to convey the message of enthusiasm, the music must back up the enthusiasm that is shown in the lyrics. This element asks you to consid er Enthusiasm in dynamics, performance. Style, flow, lyrics, passion in voice when singing, increase in tempo, modulation upward, adding more instruments, adding more voices, and unison. (Enthusiasm Final Essay, Emily Reid, page 6)