Team Ice Playlist

David Byrne’s point in this article is that all music is written to be played in a specific venue. They all sound great in their venue, but they wouldn’t sound as great in a different genre’s venue. For example a rock concert sounds amazing in a stadium or arena, but if a symphony played there it would not sound as good as if they were playing in a symphony hall. This completely makes sense because all music is different in they way that it is written, played, performed, and expressed. David Byrne makes a valid point in this article about it is more than writing and playing music. It is all about the venue.

1.) I will wait by Mumford and Sons- this is a folky type of music would be for music halls.

2.) Jai Ho by A. R. Rahman- this is a middle eastern genre of music.

3.) Time to say goodbye by Andrea Bocelli- opera sounds best in an open music hall rather then an outdoor venue. 

4.) Four Seasons: Spring by Vivaldi- this type of symphony music is played in a symphony hall.

5.) Surfin' in the USA by The Beach Boys is meant for and outdoor bowl, it is a more laid back style of music.

6.) Paisa by Selina- is a lating dance up beat style of music

7.) Live and Let Die by Guns n' Roses- this style of rock music would be played in the CBGB club depicted in Byrnes article.

8.)New York, New York by Frank Sinatra- is an old deep music with brass instruments and pianos. 

9.) Changes by 2pac- hip hop that is meant for an arena or stadium.

10.) Oh Africa by Akon- is a concert type of music.

11.) The soundtrack of Pirates of the Caribbean- Sound best recorded.

12.) Crave You by Flight Facilities- A song that is more popular recorded than live. 

13.) Wobble by V.I.C- is maily heard in clubs and bars.

14.) At Last by Etta James- A very powerful vocal that can be played at many venues and still sound the same. 

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