MANIC Discussions
THIS assignment please clearly MARK the 5 responses to the MANIC template. THANK YOU!
THE LINK https://www(dot)newyorker(dot)com/magazine/2010/05/17/black-brown-and-beige
MANIC Discussions:
Read the following article which you will discuss in the assignment: Link (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.)
Your assignment will be to write a response to the 5 questions asked from the MANIC framework listed below. Your written response will be submitted through Canvas, and it is recommended that you complete the assignment on a program such as Microsoft Word or Paper, to allow for easier editing. Although there is no length requirement, you will be graded on how completely, and thoughtfully answer questions to the following:
• Memorable – What do you think is the most important thing to remember from the reading? Why? What struck you about it? Be specific.
• Agree – With which items do you agree in the reading? Why? What struck you about it? Be specific.
• Not agree – With which items do you disagree? Why? What struck you about it? Be specific.
• Interesting – What information from the reading do you find interesting? Why? What struck you about it? Be specific.
• Confusing – Which items or information in the reading was confusing? Why? Be specific.
THIS assignment please clearly MARK the 5 responses to the MANIC template. THANK YOU!
We may can make a list about those 5 responses or other.
THE LINK https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2010/05/17/black-brown-and-beige
MANIC Discussions:
Read the following article which you will discuss in the assignment: Link (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.)
Your assignment will be to write a response to the 5 questions asked from the MANIC framework listed below. Your written response will be submitted through Canvas, and it is recommended that you complete the assignment on a program such as Microsoft Word or Paper, to allow for easier editing. Although there is no length requirement, you will be graded on how completely, and thoughtfully answer questions to the following:
• Memorable – What do you think is the most important thing to remember from the reading? Why? What struck you about it? Be specific.
• Agree – With which items do you agree in the reading? Why? What struck you about it? Be specific.
• Not agree – With which items do you disagree? Why? What struck you about it? Be specific.
• Interesting – What information from the reading do you find interesting? Why? What struck you about it? Be specific.
• Confusing – Which items or information in the reading was confusing? Why? Be specific.
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Memorable
One memorable thing from the reading by Pierpont (2017) is that Blacks were often involved in entertainment like singing and forming music bands, and their performance was lovely since most locations that hosted them often ran out of space. I was impressed that most musicians at the time relied on the musical approaches from New Orleans. Additionally, the audience in clubs and other establishments was comprised of whites while the blacks are involved as performers. For example, Ellington was a performer in one of the plays and was forced to seek permission so that his friends can watch his show.
Agree
An item that I agree with from the reading is that Ellington or “Duke” was destined to be an outstanding black musician. Even though Ellington was not a serious music student and did not respond positively to formal training of any type, he still managed to teach himself and master piano (Pierpont). Ellington was keen to enhance his musical skills early, and I agree with the reading that he was a focused individual who wanted to improve his skulls. For instance, while still in his teens, Ellington managed to create several bands that were profitable and at the same time, he managed to support himself. Even though Ellington did not compose and write down any music, his work became more sophisticated with time. I agree with the reading that sometimes lacks skills in music does not necessarily mean that a person is not a musician and that they can be engaged in different activities.
Not agree
An aspect of the reading that I do not agree with is the George Gershwin solution to transform into a lifelong student so that he can work with te...
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