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color in music

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Music is a sound, but it is also a vision. Whenever a song is heard, or music is being played, the listener has a vision in their head, and at live shows, musicians make that vision become reality. It's a form of art. It's a new form of art that can enlighten people, it has people hooked and anyone can do it, as long as they have a vision for music. 

Street Musicians, William Henry Johnson, 1942/1943, From the collection of: Amon Carter Museum of American Art
The couple that plays music together stays together. The man is wearing blue, which indicated loves, while the woman is wearing yellow, indicating she is happy with the man.
Use Your Illusion, Seo, Sang Ik, 2007, From the collection of: Korean Art Museum Association
The black indicates punk rock, rock and roll, death. While the man plays on his electric guitar, the blue around the room shows his loyalty to his music, how it's his life, his love.
Music Machine, Sonni, 2010/2013, From the collection of: graffitimundo
This piece explains this generation of music, by with all the different primary colors meaning different things, showing that the world with music has become primary, plain, normal.
Composition XX, Hans Mattis-Teutsch, 1919 - 1920, From the collection of: Brukenthal National Museum
This piece of art was made by the artist while he was listening to music. He drew what he heard. What he heard out of the piece, was, well everything. Music can sometimes mean everything to people.
Looking the Color - Yellow (Presented at Kaldor), Marina Abramovic, 2015-06-24 - 2015-07-05, From the collection of: Marina Abramovic Institute
This woman is listening to music. While the music is unknown, the woman is probably happy because she is staring at a bright color. The music is probably dark, contradicting the color in front of her.
Fang-Yi Sheu in "Spectre – 1914" from Chronicle (1936), From the collection of: Martha Graham Center of Contemporary Dance
This woman is a strong woman, dancing to music. The color red represents energy, and the way she is flowing the fabric behind her shows she is letting out all of her energy, showing she is strong.
Indian Musicians, Liu Kang, 1972, From the collection of: National Heritage Board, Singapore
This piece of art is colorful, while the people are each playing a different kind of music. The color they are wearing shows the kind of rhythm they like to play.
Music, Tereza Petricková, 1992, From the collection of: The International Museum of Children's Art
This is a painting by a child. Although it's not perfectly painted, it still shows what color can show while people are dancing to music. The child put the people who are enjoying the music in yellow.
The Band, Edward Burra, 1934, From the collection of: British Council
This picture dictates the power from a band, and the passion that goes into it. All of these folks are happy and in love with what they do, hence the blue in the back. Music brings people together.
Jazz II, Maxwell Taylor, 1991/1991, From the collection of: Art Museum of the Americas
This piece shows the love and passion that goes into music. These two guys are wearing blue and playing together, showing that they are close and both enjoying what they do.
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