Four FIelds

Participatory

This song is more of a personal experience with participatory! This winter I went to WinterJam2012 and skillet was a huge band. Well when they sang they told everyone to clap and to continue to say hey! I honestly could say everyone in the building was clapping including the security. That describes participatory because it was expected to join in, if you didn't you were the odd one out. The social setting was around a huge group of christian people and so the song spoke out and towards the end everyone had their hands up because, the song spoke to everyone.
Potentials-Is to give everyone a potential chance to join and give the mood to the song.
Limitations-the limitations as to who can join in the building.
Cultural Values-A lot of people in the building were christian, and a lot of the people there were trying reinvent themselves with God.
Expectations-As an artist having people participate they are looking in the crowd expecting to see everyone participating!

Presentational

The Phantom of the Opera is the most amazing opera! This song shows presentational because they have rehearsed the song to perform live. There isn't any participation from the audience because it is a live opera and people usually don't talk or disrespect. The song and performance has considerable amount of limitations such as you're expected to be quiet except for clapping. It also has great potentials that include seeing a live opera and being a part of something incredible. The cultural views are very diverse, it is geared more towards classic music and opera lovers. The expectations of the song is to show that the movie and opera its self has a great message and mystery.

High-Fidelity

Michael Jackson shows an example of high-fidelity. It shows the recording studio while Michael is recording and there is no band or anything, if you skip to 8:29 you can hear there is another voice and Michael Jackson is the only one in he room. This shows that the engineer of the song added voices to back him up. They also added the band and the piano to the music. The potentials to any performer in a recording studio is that their voice sounds better as we as the music that is played behind and the back up singers. The limitations to high-fidelity is that the singer or other performers in the music can't add their own twist to it. The cultural values are any one who appreciates the technology that we have to make Cd's and recorded music to listen to. the expectations are to sell the music and sell as much copies of the songs or albums as possible.

Studio Audio Art

This is an example of studio audio art to me because it has a mixture of songs that were created on a computer and they would be very hard to repeat live unless you recorded it. It is a very unique sounds of the different songs together. The potentials of it is that people learn more about the different types of music and ways to mix the music. The limitations are you can't perform it live to people and it would be cool to see how you could portray the music and possibly lights with it. The cultural values are to people who enjoy the music and unique beats. The expectations are to possibly spread the idea of techno music and to make its own beat.