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论音乐选秀节目中的音乐  Introduction Music talent shows have taken over the television world, with fans eagerly waiting for the next season of their favorite “sing-off” show to air on their screens. The popularity of such shows has increased dramatically over time, with almost every country having its own music talent shows. Some of the most recognized music talent shows globally include The Voice, American Idol, X Factor, and Britains Got Talent. However, one question that has remained unanswered is whether these shows help grow and nurture real talent. In most cases, the shows use a blend of good and even bad music performances as entertainment, causing a heated debate about their legitimacy in offering serious music careers. This essay will focus on the music found in music talent shows, discussing how it shapes the artists and the impact they have on the industry. The Music The music played in music talent shows is an essential aspect that sets the tone of the entire show. Music is primarily used to create a sense of excitement and expectation, ensuring that the audience keeps watching. The judges and producers on these shows pick the songs that performers will sing, with the aim of showcasing their abilities and hopefully winning over the hearts of the judges and the audience. Music talent shows are driven by the creative choice of music. With some shows, the judges or producers are responsible for selecting the songs that will be performed while others allow the performers to choose a song from a list provided. The music selection made is highly dependent on the age group and musical interest of the target audience. For instance, in The Voice, the judges have an enormous amount of power in selecting the type of music they want the competitors to perform. Each judge might have a preference for a particular genre of music, which influences the competitors selection. This trend is mainly evident in the elimination stages of the show, where judges tend to select songs