New York, New York: The Empire State of Mind by Al Makmun, Muhammad Taufiq, Ardianna Nuraeni

“…Released in two different eras, the songs are functioned as media voicing the American thoughts and feeling toward New York City as the today’s place of dream and reshaping the society itself as well.…”
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Culprit or Accomplice: Observations on the Role and Perception of Music in Violent Contexts in the Sierra Leone War by Cornelia Nuxoll

“…The article concludes by exploring and comparing how perpetrators, victims and musicians assess the appropriation of music in the context of violence and how they feel about the songs today.…”
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பேராசிரியர் பார்வையில் கவிமணியின் தமிழ்ப்பணி / Kavimani's Contribution to Tamil from the Perspective of Na. Subbu Reddiar... by முனைவர் கே. பி. கனிமொழி / Dr. K. B. Kanimozhi

“…One can see nowhere except Tamil literature like Kavimani had expounded on impermanence in the cultural elements of his songs. Through analysis, Professor Subbu Reddiar gives us the feeling of the poet who enjoyed nature and indepth philosoophy. …”
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KUASA PEREMPUAN KOREA MODERN DALAM ALBUM TO ANYONE OLEH 2NE1: KRITIK SASTRA FEMINIS KAJIAN by , DESAK MADE ANISA PRATIWI, , Cahyaningrum Dewojati, S.S., M.Hum

“…The songs in To Anyone album are the projection of woman's inner strength. …”

கலித்தொகையில் இயற்கை சூழலியல் பதிவுகள் / Natural Ecology Records in Kalithokai by முனைவர் வீ. கவிதா / Dr. V. Kavitha

“…Sangam literature is considered to be of two types - Agam Songs (internal literature) and Puram Songs (external literature). …”
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Musical Topography of the First World War in Slovenia by Alenka Bagarič

“…Music unveiled intimate lives of individuals as well as their imparted feelings of belonging to a community, nation and country. …”
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PENYUNTINGAN CUTTO CUT DAN COMPOSITING VIDEO MUSIK PANTAIKU KALAMASOUL BAND by Endang Retno Ambarwati, Setyo Bagus Waskito

“…There are a lot of reggae musics that can be taken advantage,among them can be used as a means of delivering a moral message,voice calling for weak communities,provide relaxation and well able to bring a message of peace for others.Departing from this fact,producer seeks to create two music videos using different construction techniques, the Cut to Cut technique and Compositing technique to eliminate negative view of reggae musics and the choice was on my beach songs created and sung by Kalamasoul Band.The Cut to Cut technique to arouse feelings and emotions of the audience,so the audience feel being at the beach and can capture the moral messages in the videos my beach music easily.The Compositing techniques to provide a variety of different and interesting spectacle for the community that after seeing the music video, the audience is not immediately forgotten of what he had just seen. …”
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Collective memory of music : an approach to political sentimentality at the end of the dictatorship in Spain by Oliva Morillo Castrillón

“…It deals with a personal sphere of the history, which is still actual today looking into the different politic feelings. Six songs written between 1968 and 1975, drawn the profile of social groups distinguishable from each other from their compliance with the hegemonic system and their different ways to live the present and project the future.…”
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The Effect of Item Modality and Note-taking on EFL Learners’ Performance on a Listening Test by Karim Sadeghi, Maryam Zeinali

“…In his study with 257 participants who took English as a second language placement exam, Song (2011) found that those with higher levels of proficiency benefited more from note-taking compared to listeners with lower proficiency level, while some other studies have failed to find an effect (Carter & Van Matre, 1975; Dunkel, 1986); and still other researchers like Aiken, Thomas, and Shennum (as cited in Song, 2011) have observed an interfering effect.  …”
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Folk Terminology Associated with Multipart Singing among Russians by Pashina Olga A.

“…This terminology reveals a systemic character, since it directly correlates with the terms denoting the intonation types characteristic, on the one hand, of a broad (protyazhnïy) style of singing, a clear representative of which is the genre of lyrical songs, and on the other hand, of lamentable intonation, which is due to the desire to emphasize the personal nature of the expressed feelings. …”
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Intercultural Responses To Korean Drama Series On Part Of University Students In Indonesia by Briandana, Rizki

“…The respondents who are involved in this research seem to enjoy watching Princess Hours and Secret Garden because of the diversified ways of connecting to the audience’s emotion by portraying attractive protagonists, compelling theme songs and dramatic storylines. The findings support Ien Ang’s (1985) ‘melodramatic realism’ by looking at the position of explaining the emotional realism of tragic structure of feeling, which is represented in the drama – which in the case of Korean dramas, is translated through the rise and fall of the story with the depiction of excessive emotion and deep feeling.…”
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Las Mujeres en las Músicas Populares by Paloma Muñoz

“…It is a narration which at tempts to show how, in an investigative process of several years about folk music in different cultural contexts, I could feel and throw light on the role which woman plays and the musical expression in these con texts. …”
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“That’s How You Know He’s Your Love” by Maria Behrendt

“… While romantic love is a central topic in most Disney films, love duets sung by the featured couple are relatively rare and solo songs sung by the male protagonist even rarer. The combination of masculinity and the musical expression of romantic feelings seems thus to pose a challenge. …”
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New age of heritage. by Goh, Kenneth Shang Zhe., Loh, Ronald Jiaju., Lock, Clara Mei Jin.

“…New Age of Heritage examines the new face of Singapore’s heritage. More than just feeling nostalgic, more Singaporeans are coming up with new and innovative uses and ways of living with the past — from selling heritage-themed merchandise, making films on forgotten landmarks, to incorporating Korean hit Gangnam Style into Peranakan folk songs. …”
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The Role Of Music In The Life Of Teenagers by Nadiya Nurul Husna, Dian Rinjani

“…Music is the expression of ideas, thoughts and feelings of the creator through the arrangement of tones or sounds to produce sound compositions in the form of songs. …”
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Remembering the Poor in Serbian and South-Slav Oral Poetry by Sonja Petrović

“…Special attention will be paid to poverty as a fact of daily life, and to realistic details which make the songs and the characters particularly convincing and vivid.…”
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(In)Equality and the Influence of Reggaeton Music as a Socialisation Factor: A Critical Analysis by Díez-Gutiérrez Enrique-Javier, Palomo-Cermeño Eva, Mallo-Rodríguez Benjamín

“…Using a Maxqda software-assisted Thematic Analysis methodology, the lyrics of 65 reggaetón songs with the most commercial success during 2020 have been analysed. …”
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Elements of musical and dance sophistication predict musical groove perception by Samantha R. O’Connell, Jessica E. Nave-Blodgett, Grace E. Wilson, Erin E. Hannon, Joel S. Snyder

“…Specifically, many listeners agree that songs they find to be more familiar and pleasurable are more likely to induce the experience of musical groove. …”
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¿Qué llaman los golpes de tambor? apuntes sobre música, agencia y re(ex)istencia by Olver Quijano Valencia

“…The mulatto forms of music, as visible links in the chain of affections and experiences, are a sociohistorical product, a cry of emancipation and social resistance, a vitalistic reaction in our multicolored, festive, feeling and thinking America.…”
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Qualitative Analysis of the Identity Resources of Hawrami People by E. Fayaz, E. Nercisyans, A. Naderi, N. Babasafari

“…The category of Hawrami-Kurdish identity includes Hawrami language and literature, Hawrami symbols, sense of attachment and feeling proud of being a Hawrami, preserving and defending Hawrami sources and interests, music and songs and the emphasis on social integrity of different regions as Kurd people. …”
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