… of the sound Octave 2:1 ratio of vibrations Western music divides in 12 pitches Distance between notes: intervals Scales: Chromatic (12) Major/Minor: (7) Melody: 1 note, Harmony: 2 or more notes Pitch notation: five line staff, round note heads…

… "Pange Lingua Mass" By: Duprez Composer: Josquin (1510) Sacred music Through Composed (music keeps changing) Uses imitation; Choir only, genre: Kyrie Form: 1 Kyrie Eleison (Lord have Mercy) 2 Christe Eleison (Christ have Mercy) 3 Kyrie Eleison…

… musical world of guitars and how they have evolved through time and across the globe. I aim to prove that Guitars have infuenced the lives of many people and civilisations also civilisations and people have influenced the everlasting life of the Guitar. …

… traditional hollow-body guitars so they could be played with other instruments at the same sound level. One problem was that the speakers and pickups tended to generate feedback when played at a high level. Leo Fender knew he could improve on…

… influential and talented musicians of the 20th century, and through his work he made rock music what it is today. His talent with a guitar was what made him so popular in his own time. The reason he became a rock and roll legend in the 20th century…

… picks up two years later, when Jason Bourne thought that he had escaped his former life but his nightmares told him otherwise. His memory had still not completely returned but his subconscious revealed more about his past every time he slept. Making…

… of the law firm Bass, Berry & Sims visited with our class on April 2 to discuss his role in the music industry through law. After graduating from Vanderbilt Law School in 1989, Mr. Biederman worked as a New York trial lawyer for four years.…

… Halsey and Joe Sugarman spoke with our class on February 12, tying together marketing and the music industry. Halsey has had a long history in the industry, specifically in country music, working as a booking agent, personal manager, publisher,…

… of Fame, spoke with our class on January 15 about the history of American popular music from the late nineteenth century until 1960. Using the production of culture view of the media and popular arts, he explained the growth and evolution of the music…

… have taken place that has changed how people perceive themselves and the world around them. With each social reformation, cultural forms and institutions also change as well as their meanings. For Example, "The development of recording and…