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Now, the instrument was basically a giant music box.
It came from the strange delight of watching a machine play music.
In fact, the idea of programmable machines was exclusively kept alive by music for about 700 years.
Yes, the military involvement is an important part of the story, but inventing a computer also required other building blocks: music boxes, toy robot flute players, harpsichord keyboards, colorful patterns woven into fabric, and that's just a small part of the story.
Not only was I not moving a muscle, I had no social interaction with the hundreds of thousands of people that were hurtling past me, like me, with their eyes faced forward and their music blaring.
You've got your music cranked, your windows rolled down, with the cool breeze blowing through your hair.
So while I'm seven years old, he said, "Look, so it's either got to be sports, or it's got to be music."
Some men in my parent's community felt that it was unacceptable and dishonorable for a woman to be involved in music and to be so present in the media.
He said music is un-Islamic and the job of whores, and if you keep this up, you are going to be raped and your stomach will be cut out so that another whore like you will not be born.
So, after coming to London, I did eventually resume my music career.
So once again, I packed my suitcase, I left music and I moved to the US.
(Guitar music starts) (Cheers) (Cheers) (Music ends) People have been using media to talk about sex for a long time.
This is why we've ended up with such peculiar brains, that we like religion, and music, and art.
Film, theatre, music, dance and of course, art, are huge.
Can biotechnology be used to create work as moving as music?
And I told my friend Marin Alsop, the conductor, and she said, "Oh yes, well, my music teacher said exactly the same.
I also started to use music, collaborating with artists who create music called vaporwave.
And vaporwave is a music genre that emerged in the early 2010s among internet communities.
Because if I'm going to listen to music, I'm not going to listen to Ted Nugent.
But we're not going to end today without music, because if we put music in every political conversation, the world would be completely different, frankly.
She created this program that brings teens together, teaches them the joy and the impact of gospel music, and hundreds of teens have gone through this program.
The music they made, as you already heard, is extraordinary, and I can't think of a better way of ending this TED Dialogue than welcoming Vy Higginsen's Gospel Choir from Harlem.
[A Journey of Hope In the Shadow of Death] [That Dragon, Cancer] (Music) When you play "That Dragon, Cancer," you're transformed into a witness of Joel's life, exploring an emotional landscape, clicking to discover more of what we as a family felt and experienced.
On the outside, they may look calm and focused, reading the music and making the precise and practiced movements required.
But when researchers got the participants to listen to music, they saw fireworks.
And our brains do all this work in the split second between when we first hear the music and when our foot starts to tap along.
But when scientists turned from observing the brains of music listeners to those of musicians, the little backyard fireworks became a jubilee.
It turns out that while listening to music engages the brain in some pretty interesting activities, playing music is the brain's equivalent of a full-body workout.
But what is it about making music that sets the brain alight?
As with any other workout, disciplined, structured practice in playing music strengthens those brain functions, allowing us to apply that strength to other activities.
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