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Exposing the dangers in music that distract the Christian from his M


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presented by Christian Berdahl

Motive: Music Mechanics& Body Language


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Motive

A reason for doing something

especially one that is hidden oobvious.

A musical fragment or succes

notes that has some special ior intension.


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Motive

In a song, is it the music or th

that matter the most?


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Sandi Patti

Music is a vepowerful force

way of breaki

barriers....


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Sandi PattiBut a lot of art

taking that ver

tool and puttin

negative, horri

to it, and those

getting into thethe listeners an

shaping their v


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Sandi PattiWhy cant we [

contemporary

musicians] tak

same powerful

musicput po

lyrics to it and shaping values

way?


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David Meece

Basically you have to

focus on the lyrics, and

what the song is saying.

That is my criteria to

decide whether the songis right or wrong.

CCM Artist


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It has nothing to do with

the music style. It has to

do with the lyrics." What

is the song saying? What

are the words saying? As

Christians, we canobjectively judge it from

that standpoint.

David Meece


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ProfesMarshall M

Therefore, the

which they mopassions shoua principle bas

judgment on w

any given piecis good or bad


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Brain SpecialDr. Richard P

Trigger a flood

human emotioimages that ha

ability to

instantaneouslvery powerful c

emotional stat

Billboard Magazine, Subliminal Power of Music September 1999


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Brain SpecialDr. Richard P

Take it from

guy, in 25 yeaworking with t

I still can not a

persons state

the way that o

simple song c

Billboard Magazine, Subliminal Power of Music September 1999


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Can music alone

influence the

listener?

Eerie

Scary

Patriotic

Colonial


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Dr. Norman M. WeinbergeProfessor of Neurobiology and

at UC Irvine, research confirms

"...music can rapidly and power

set moods and do so in a way n

easily attained by other means


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Can music

alone

influence ourfeelings?

Tranquil

Peaceful

Stately

Royal


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RH, April 21, 1885

If the thought

wrong, the feebe wrong; and

thoughts and f

combined mak

moral characte


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RH, April 21, 1885 When we decid

Christians we a

required to res

thoughts and f

we are brought

the influence o

angels, and inv

presence and t

control.


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I believe in the

transformative power of

rock n roll, thistransformative power

adheres not so much in the

words of the songs but in

the music itself, in thesound and above all in the

beat.

Robert Palmer

Rock & Roll An Unruly History, Robert Palmer


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Graham Cray

"In all pop mu

are secondarymusic of feelispoken prima

body and only

secondary to tintellect."


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Spiritual Music

(S)

Carnal M

(C)

Spiritual Lyrics (S)

Non-Carnal

Non-Spiritual Lyrics (N)

Carnal Lyrics (C)

S/S S/C

N/S N/C

The lyrics must match the vehicle (the

C/S C/C

Did G d


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Did God create m

influence our thoug

feelings?

Has Satan left music


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Dr. Norman M. Weinberger

Our thinking a

behavior are co

music, which shave direct and

unconscious ac

the brain subst

much, if not alindividual lives

Professor Neurobiology and Behavior at UC Irvine


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Dr Manfred Clyne a resea


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Dr. Manfred Clyne a reseaneuroscience, discovered:

That people respond to color anthe exact same ways neurologic

speaking.

All human beings respond to vis

audible stimuli in the exact sam

same imprint is made in the bra

Language and culture had no be


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"We sing or prowhatever musi

to because the

says we can!"

Speaking to


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Ephesia

Speaking to

yourselves in psalms

and hymns and

spiritual songs,singing and making

melody in your heart

to the Lord;

psalms

hymns

spiritual songs,

Greek word for spiritual is

non-carnal!

Music is a language!


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Music is a language!It should be conducted in clea

and understandable ways.

Notes > Measures > Phrases > Sections > Movements > Co

Language whether spoken or played has the ability to a

thoughts and feelings influencing our character

Letters > Words > Sentences > Paragraphs > Chapters

I love Jesus! Proclamation Whatever/Trite Sensual A


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The chief theme of a

musical composition.

W lfg g A


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Melody is the

essence of mu

Wolfgang AmMozart

Wordsworth Dictionary of Musi


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The combination of simultaneously so

musical notes to produce chords and

progressions with a pleasing effec


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The perception of depth, perspective

color and atmosphere is joined to methrough harmony. In a well-written p

music, the harmony will be supportiv

melody and play a subservient, thoug

role.

Harmony:


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The orderly movement of music soun

silences through time.

4/4 i 1 b


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JEsus loves me THIS i kn owFOR the bible TELLS me s o

LITtle ones to HIM be lo ng

THEY are weak but HE is str ong

4/4 time, accent on 1st beat:

4/4 i 1 & 3 d b


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JEsus LOVES me THIS i KN owFOR the BIble TELLS me S o

LITtle ONES to HIM be LO ng

THEY are WEAK but HE is STR ONG

4/4 time, accent on 1st & 3rd b

4/4 ti t 2 d b t


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jeSUS loves me this I kn owfor THE bible tells ME s o

litTLE ones to him BE lo ng

they ARE weak but he IS str ong.

4/4 time, accent on 2nd beat:

4/4 ti t 2 d & 4th b


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jeSUS loves ME this I kn OWfor THE biBLE tells ME s O

litTLE ones TO him BE lo NG

they ARE weak BUT he IS str ONG

4/4 time, accent on 2nd & 4th b

4/4 ti t 3 d b t


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jesus LOVES me this i KN owfor the BIBLE tells me S o

little ONES to him be LO ng

they are WEAK but he is STR ong

4/4 time, accent on 3rd beat:

4/4 ti t 3 d b t


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jesus _____ me this i __ owfor the ___le tells me _ o

little ____ to him be __ ng

they are ____ but he is ___ ong

4/4 time, accent on 3rd beat:


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Conga

Beat

Basic

Beat

Medium

Beat

Club

Beat


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Is there any place for syncopation?

Jo


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HARMONY

RHYTHM

MELODY

The Enjoyment of Music


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j y

"Rhythm is the element of music

most closely allied to BODY

MOVEMENT [fleshly, carnal], to

PHYSICAL action. Its simpler

patterns when repeated over and

over [which is exactly what rock

does] can have a hypnotic effecton us".

The Enjoyment of Music, Joseph Machlis p.19


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"They also ha

that driving drhythms in ex

three to four b

second will pu

brain into a ststress.

Stress and Addic


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These opioids,

experienced of

enough, can beand the listene

the high agawhy listeners t

move from lesmusic.)


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These steady d

rhythms releasbody gonadotr

(sex hormones

enhances sex

arousal.


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Loud, booming

music has a sim

and its no wonadolescent ma

these types of m

are either stimu

release of brainstimulating the

hormones, or b


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Sound Effects...


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"The sexuality o

music is usuallyreferred to in teof it's rhythmthe BEAT thatcommands a diPHYSICAL respo

Sound Effects, Youth, Leisure, and the Poli

Simon Frith p.240

Jan Berry say


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Jan Berry say

"The throbbin

rock provides sexual release

adolescent au

Aerosmith


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Steven Tyler

"Rock music is the

strongest drug in the

world."

Donnie BrewD f 1970'


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"We take the

from their par

their environm

where the onl

the rhythm anBEAT."

Drummer for 1970'

Funk says:

Satans Music Expo

King George I


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One shining example of the

order in music is King Georg

England.

King George had problems w

memory loss and stress

management.

King George I


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He read from the Bible the s

King Saul and recognized thhad experienced the same t

problems that he was exper

The King recognized that Saovercame his problems by u

special music.

King George I


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With this story in mind King

asked George Frederick Hanwrite some special music fo

would help him in the same

music helped Saul.

Handel wrote his

"Water Music" for this

purpose.


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