Leading and managing change require a solid theoretical foundation. In this assignment, you will research the theoretical elements of change and change management.General Requirements:Use the following information to ensure successful completion of the assignment:Instructors will be using a grading rubric to grade the assignments. It is recommended that learners review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment in order to become familiar with the assignment criteria and expectations for successful completion of the assignment.Doctoral learners are required to use APA style for their writing assignments. The APA Style Guide is located in the Student Success Center.This assignment requires that at least two additional scholarly research sources related to this topic, and at least one in-text citation from each source be included.Directions:Write a paper of 1,250-1,500 words that explores the theoretical foundations of organizational change. Include the following in your paper: A discussion that assesses the factors that contribute to the organic evolution of change. (Benchmarks C2.1: Identify and assess the contributing factors in the organic evolution of change.)A discussion of how to formulate strategic development approaches and to identify models and interventions of change leadership. (Benchmarks C2.2: Formulate strategic development approaches and identify models for change.)A discussion of the leadership and management skills necessary to implement continuous change models. How do leadership and management integrate to facilitate organizational adaptation? (Benchmarks C2.3: Integrate continuous change models as a component of both leadership and management.)An evaluation of the leadership and management skills necessary to implement a model of continuous change that facilitates organizational adaptation and ensures follower commitment. (Benchmarks C2.4: Evaluate change models that facilitate organizational adaptation while maintaining a high level of follower commitment.)A discussion of how to gather and analyze data to determine the most efficacious timing of change.

Need someone to do a concert report for me. This report is one where I have to go to the concert and describe my experience. You can do it on the Uptown Rhythm Makers. All you gotta do is watch them on youtube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Uptow... and follow the instructions of the essay by watching 5 of their songs that they perform and talk about each song in a paragraph. You also have to say that you were there. Just say you were at the Black Cat Bar in University Ave of San Diego. If you don't like this performer to talk about I have a few other options you can do.During the 8 weeks in which the course takes place you must attend a full-length performance of jazz-oriented music, that includes at least two musicians performing together – no solo performances. You can find links for some jazz events in the Concert Listings folder below the currents week’s module (in the Miscellaneous Items Module).The purpose of the concert report is to utilize the tools we develop throughout the course, to critically engage with a live musical experience. It’s your responsibility to attend an appropriate performance in which jazz music is the central event – musical theatre, church services, and dance performances do not qualify. If you’re not sure about an event, ask me. You do not have to attend a concert in the San Diego area – it can be anywhere in the world. And it doesn't have to be in a concert hall – any venue is appropriate, including colleges and universities, cultural centers, clubs, cafes, alternative music venues – even public libraries or house concerts.After attending the concert, you must write a 1000-minimum word essay, describing the experience. The easiest way to conceptually approach a concert report is to imagine that you’re describing the event to someone who is not at all familiar with the music or the performers. So, in addition to recounting the concert setting - the venue, ambiance, the performers & instrumentation, and the audience, you must also describe what the music sounded like – this is the core of your report:You must describe in detail, five of the songs performed, with a paragraph of around 150 words for each song. This can include describing the general character of each song (melody, rhythm, tempo, texture, emotional content, etc., in your own words as it seems appropriate), and most importantly, how the song unfolds from beginning to end – this can include notable moments or shifts in mood and character, and interesting musical exchanges and dialogues between musicians.Aside from perhaps a few sentences telling me who the performers are, I'm not interested in additional biographical information concerning the musicians, or historical information pertaining to the songs performed. Your concert report should be written entirely in your own words – there's no need to quote from outside sources.It’s very important that you plan ahead, so that you can attend a concert of your choice.When you are ready to submit your assignment, click on the blue “Submit Assignment” button above, then copy & paste your work into the Text Entry box (you cannot upload a file). Be sure to click the "certify" box and the “Submit Assignment" button before leaving the page.Please address the following points:• Date and venue of the performance.• Names of performers (the name of the band and/or the names of individual performers for small ensembles)• Ensemble type and/or instruments being played (list each instrument for small ensembles of 6 musicians or less)• Briefly describe the ambiance and/or decor of the venue.• Briefly describe the audience.• Identify the style of jazz performed.• Identify the titles of the pieces/songs that you discuss (including composer’s names only if possible/relevant).• Describe in detail, five of the songs/pieces performed, with a paragraph of around 150 words for each song. This is the most important part of your concert report, and it should comprise at least 750 words.Be specific as possible, utilizing vocabulary and musical terms from the course if possible. Make observations on:• the general character of each song - melody, rhythm, texture, and timbre (melody, rhythm, tempo, texture, emotional content, etc., in your own words as it seems appropriate).• how the song/piece unfolds from beginning to end – this can include notable moments or shifts in mood and character, and interesting musical exchanges and dialogues between musicians.• In conclusion, sum up your experience. Did the music communicate to you on a deeper emotional or psychological level? Why, or why not? Was there a particular performer (or performers) who you really connected with - why? Did the information you learned in class impact your experience?Your essay will be graded based on depth of analysis, the degree to which you address all of the bullet points above, the use of detailed descriptions, and on spelling and grammar. One of the course learning outcomes is to become an “ active” listener, so your observations should reflect a developing awareness of this skill. If you quote or paraphrase an author, website, or other sources, you must cite your references using parenthetical citations (author last name, page number) or footnotes.