4. Summary (Cont.)
Music has evolved with our taste in music.
Between the 11th and 13th Centuries music
notation evolved making passing music on as
recording wasn’t around.
The “What” as stated in the previous slide is
meaning what is the music about or who is it for.
“How” Refers to the style.
5. Summary (Cont.)
Around the 14th century printing presses came
around and music was able to be shared and
distributed.
Man perceives music differently.
In the 1880’s Recording came along making
sharing music much easier, and world-wide.
7. 2. Show Us The Real
You
Michael started out his talk on a personal note by
telling stories about his Dad, and explains why he
is his biggest mentor and teacher
8. 3. Make The Complex
Plain
He showed that the difference between a happy
and a sad reaction to music (Major and Minor) is
only 63 Hertz, the difference between E natural
and E flat.
9. 4. Connect with peoples
emotions.
Michael was able to take the simplest things and
say them in a way that would make people laugh.
10. 9. End your talk on time
Although Michael’s talk was 20 minutes, he was
able to keep me engaged the entire time.
12. Preparation
Rehearse your speech ahead of time.
Do not write your speech out verbatim and stand
there and read it.
Make bullets of the key points as a reference.
13. Delivery
Stand up and engage the crowd, start with a story,
connect with your audience.
14. Time Management
Time your rehearsals.
Only go as long as you can keep your audience
engaged.
Stay on topic.
Make sure your stories have a point to them.
