Singing and Humanity: Attention
“Excuse me!” Oh, the grievances of getting someone’s attention. It is that valuable commodity that lays the groundwork for every…
Makia’s Podcast Blog
Thinking about interviewing my grandma was a bit nerve wracking. Even though she is one of the sweetest people in…
Singing and Humanity Blog, by Dennis Florendo
As human beings we are, by nature, social creatures. We are hardwired to crave social interaction with each other and…
Singing and Humanity Blog, by Ashley Azurdia
As I explore the content of this course, some recurring questions come to mind. What makes music such a revealing,…
Singing and Humanity Blog by Siying Yuan
Music is an art. Music is an important part of people’s life. Music can bring positive energy to people. People…
Singing and Humanity Blog by Chih Chen(Andy)
Music is not just the beauty of sounds, but music has some power to affect people’s emotion and behavior. First,…
Shiuan’s Interview Podcast
In my daily life, I listen to many types of music. As very distinctive and with rhythm and rhyming singing…
Moon River and Me: Solo Singing and Autoethnography
I pause before I sing. An instant expands; into a domain. An expansive – no, endless – black landscape, a…
Singing and Humanity by Yujun Yu
Music has become a part of our daily life. Music is as indispensable to our daily life as seasoning in…
Singing and Humanity Blog by Yu Han
Music is one of the most ancient art of human beings. In 2009, archaeologist Nick Conard has excavated three bone…