Instructions as above.
Main article: Henry Cow discography The complete works of Henry Cow is obtained by combining the two Henry Cow box sets released by Recommended Records, the Henry Cow Box (2006) and The 40th Anniversary Henry Cow Box Set (2009).
1. External links
Rd Year
Mozyr, 2012 VOCABULARY 1. Musical genres (styles): classical music (instrumental, vocal, chamber, symphony), opera, operetta, musical, ballet, blues, ragtime, jazz, pop, rock, folk (country) music, electronique music, background music, incidental music. 2. Musical forms: piece, movement, sonata, aria, fantasy, suite, rapsody, concerto, solo, duet, trio, quartet, quintet, sixtet (etc.), chorus. 3. Musical rhythms: polka, waltz, march, blues, ragtime, swing, bassanova, sambo, disco, rock. 4. Musical instruments: (string group): violin, viola, celo, bass, harp; (wind group): flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon; (brass group): saxophone, trombone, trumpet, French horn, tuba; percussion instruments: cymbals, drum, triangle, tamburine, piano, accordion, guitar, saxophone, synthesizer, acoustic, electronique, electric instruments. 5. Music makers: composer, conductor, musician, soloist, virtuoso, minstreller group, team, band, orchestra. 6. Music making: to write authentically Russian, Afro-American, etc. music, to compose, to arrange, to transcribe, to make music, to perform, to improvise, to interpret, to accompany, to complete. 7. Musical equipment: tape-recorder, video cassette-recorder, tuner, amplifier, player, equalizer, (loud) speaker, turn-table. 8. Musical events: (made up) concert, recital, jam session, festival, competition. 9. Voice: bass, baritone, contralto, soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor; chest, hoarse, low, sweet. 10. Miscellany: major, flat, baton, bow, drum sticks, under the baton, single, album, track, record jacket (sleeve), score, spiritual, beat, video-clip, syncopation, harmony.
1) Put each of the following words and phrases in the correct place in the passage below. musicians bow bows string conductor instruments score keys baton audience concert hall While the (a) ——— was filling up and the (b) ———were taking their seats, the (c) ————were tuning their (d) ———. The famous (e)————entered. He gave the audience a low (f) —————, picked up his (g) ————, looked briefly at the (h) ———— which lay open in front of him, and raised his hands. The pianist placed her fingers ready over the (i) ———— of her piano. The (j) ———— section of the orchestra (violinists, cellists, etc.) brought their (k) ———— up, ready to play. The concert was about to begin.
Instructions as above. group vocalist live stage number one fans concert lyrics top ten recording studio After the Beatles, the Rolling Stones have probably been the most successful (a) ———— in Britain. Most of their records have gone into the (b) ———— and they've had many at (c) ————. But their records have usually been made in a (d) ———— and I always wanted to hear them (e) ——— at a (f) ————. I wanted to see them perform on (g) ————— in front of thousands of excited (h) ————. And I did, at Earls Court in 1983. It was great. And Mick Jagger, the (i) ————,sang all the old favourites. I couldn't hear the (j) ————— very well because of the noise, but somehow it didn't matter.
3) How many musical instruments do you know? Describe them. Which ones do you specially like?
4) Which musician could use these words to talk about his musical activities? music stand the stage tube conductor the score to improvise to practise notes brass to rehearse the baton to blow 5) Which of these words could also be used by a violinist to describe his/her activities?
|
