Repetition by Valeria https://padlet.com/valeriagroothuis/o6pcrkabpc84 en-us 2017-10-05 18:46:48 UTC 2017-10-05 19:29:09 UTC hello@padlet.com valeriagroothuis https://padlet.com/valeriagroothuis/o6pcrkabpc84/wish/194466279 This was in Ratliff's playlist at the end of his chapter and it was the most familiar song I saw. Ke$ha's song is almost all repetition going from the verse through the chorus and the bridge.]]> 2017-10-05 18:56:06 UTC https://padlet.com/valeriagroothuis/o6pcrkabpc84/wish/194466279 valeriagroothuis https://padlet.com/valeriagroothuis/o6pcrkabpc84/wish/194469461 Another song on Ratlfif's playlist that I had never heard, but this song is so repetitive that I could sing along to it halfway through. The chorus goes on and on but I liked it because of it's upbeat sound.]]> 2017-10-05 19:03:12 UTC https://padlet.com/valeriagroothuis/o6pcrkabpc84/wish/194469461 Repetition valeriagroothuis https://padlet.com/valeriagroothuis/o6pcrkabpc84/wish/194470588 Repetition can be found in almost any song you listen to, especially on the radio. Choruses of songs are identical and same goes for verses. Previously in the Western Canon, there wasn't nearly as much repetition in the works, but it still was present. Over time repetition has grown more and more popular and it is a staple in music nowadays. I loved how Ratliff described repetition not as just one sound that never changes. Many people's first idea of repetition is that description. Ratliff describes it as having variation and having subtle differences. He explains that repetition is a main way of keeping the listener engaged with the music, giving them something the recognize and can sing along to and even learn. If a song was completely different in all of its components first off it probably wouldn't sound good, but secondly, the listener would be tired of it because there would be nothing they could easily go along with in the song. All of the music would be different and the listener would have to know that beforehand. If a song was completely the same though, it would be terribly boring and monotonous. Ratliff shares how artists]]> 2017-10-05 19:05:51 UTC https://padlet.com/valeriagroothuis/o6pcrkabpc84/wish/194470588 valeriagroothuis https://padlet.com/valeriagroothuis/o6pcrkabpc84/wish/194474090 Repetition is a smart psychological operation- a way to make you focus on all that is in fact non repetitive. ~ Ben Ratliff]]> 2017-10-05 19:13:50 UTC https://padlet.com/valeriagroothuis/o6pcrkabpc84/wish/194474090 valeriagroothuis https://padlet.com/valeriagroothuis/o6pcrkabpc84/wish/194475365 Repetition often leads to length, the expansion of an idea. ~ Ben Ratliff]]> 2017-10-05 19:16:50 UTC https://padlet.com/valeriagroothuis/o6pcrkabpc84/wish/194475365 valeriagroothuis https://padlet.com/valeriagroothuis/o6pcrkabpc84/wish/194479766
I searched repetition because I wasn't very sure what media I would put in and this picture came up. It reminds me a lot of music actually because music has that repetion, but it looks slightly different sometimes. Diferent chords but still the same structure like lyrics, or vice versa.

Pic from juliannakunstler.com 
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This is an example of musical repetition that I found online and it has the same structure, just different notes. I think that is what repetition really is. 
Pic from wikipedia.org ]]> 2017-10-05 19:27:57 UTC https://padlet.com/valeriagroothuis/o6pcrkabpc84/wish/194481218