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Our group 17 came up with the music element "Sudden Shift" which for us is a really important music element that can't be missed from the music world. In the history of music we can find this music element in almost every successful song. So some big questions that we want to ask are "Where did that come from?", "What is sudden shift?", and "How does it affect listeners?". And now we get into one of the most significant and mysterious element of music, the variance that we enjoy, the fluctuation that we can’t really miss: sudden shifts. By sudden shifts I don’t really mean only the immediate shifts in a music type, something with a great variety of notes and instruments. But also, the immediate shifts in tone, dynamics, lyrics and the emotions as well. Sudden shifts are usually an unexpected development to the listener where the shift embodies its own type of meaning of something different than what the song originally portrayed. It really matters to possess some sudden diverse in music different from its original path as it can leave a great impact in the audience’s perspectives how they listen and remind that specific music. A great example of "Sudden Shift" is "The death of you and I" by Issac Maria, which can bring you from peace and deep to the craziest emotion just by listening to. Or another example is "Turn down for what" by DJ Snake, which can bring you from really exciting emotion to a resting moment and than come back to the even more exciting emotion by just a "Drop" in his EDM song. This is the reason why everyone remember this song lyrics and why it's played in almost every bar and club.

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*Death of You and I -- Issac Maria
*Take Me To Church -- Hozier
*Chop Suey! -- System of A Down *Beethoven -- Symphony No. 9
*Adele -- All I Ask
*Queen -- Bohemian Rhapsody *Radiohead -- Karma Police
*Just Give Me A Reason -- P!nk

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"Turn down for what" by DJ Snake

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"In modern times, most of the people have to live with their fixed daily routine continuing day by day and so on. But after we age and try to remember our life, we usually remember something different, unique and adventitious that we did rather than that same daily boring schedule, such as a spontaneous trip to Hawaii or that one time your best friend convinced you to sky dive. Likewise, sudden shifts in music fill up the space for those unique, immediate, and exciting parts which make them memorable when looking at the piece as a whole "
-Kshitiz Kapa- Final essay
An interesting thought by a group member about how sudden shifts change the lifestyle of modern people.

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"Sudden shifts manifest in music when the music takes a turn from the original path that a piece started with. These shifts can happen in many different forms, and a prime example that tends to stick out the most is a complete shift in musical genre"
-Kyla Pulce - Final essay
This is my favorite statement in the essay written by Kyla's opinion about "Sudden shifts".

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Utilizing a “sudden shift” is an awesome music element we have in our music world, and the effect of it on human’s emotional change is truly amazing. They can give energy to listeners by going from a soft note to suddenly changing to a high note. They have the ability to bring a listener down to a deep feeling by changing from high note and drop to lower note. We can easily see the effect of it and many artists have been using “sudden shift” in today world music, and I think even in future, this timeless musical element will still be very effective and used a lot by artists and composers in music world in the future.
- Khanh Nguyen (Kevin) - Final essay

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"The death of you and I" by Issac Maria

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Isaac Gracie - The Death Of You & I (Official Video)

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'The Death Of You & I' by Isaac Gracie. The title track for his forthcoming EP, out 29th September.