Definitional_argument.docx ENG-106 Definitional Argument: Tap Dancing Is Considered Musi

definitional_argument.docx  ENG-106  Definitional Argument: Tap Dancing Is Considered Music  Grand Canyon University  ENG-106: English Composition 2  Introduction  Would you like your tap-dancing performance to be considered music? Most people who compose beautiful forms of art through musical expression want their work to be shown and accepted as music. You spend a great amount of your time towards figuring out the most delicate details so the perfect sound rings in peoples ears as you are on stage. You study the music that is given to you in depth only to be told that you are not performing? Music is a very board term for something that is so complex but defining it in a way to include the ever-simplest form helps to answer this question. Though like said before, defining something so broad is difficult, but doing so will help peruse the fact that tap dancing is considered music. Music requires different types  of sounds and rhythms that create an intentional composition of a melody, noise through the form of wavelengths that compute to sound that can be heard, and being a form of artistic expression, so tap dancing is classified as music.  Criteria One Paragraph  Before we can classify tap dancing as music, we have to define music itself. Different types of sounds and rhythms that create an intentional composition of a melody are required to be classified as music. Some people might argue that sounds and rhythms do not have to be constructed in an intentional way. Although this is true, even if sound