MUSI 1530 Lecture Notes - Lecture 34: Cakewalk, Clanging, Tambourine
13 Sep 2017
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Personnel of a record company who discover and cultivate new talent and find material for artists to perform. analog recording: A technique for storing audio signals for playback. Unlike digital recording, which converts sound waves into numbers, the sound waves in an analog recording are stored as a physical texture on a phonograph record or a fluctuation in the strength of a magnetic recording. arranger: A person who adapts (or arranges) the melody and chords to songs to exploit the capabilities and instrumental resources of a particular musical ensemble. ballad: A type of song in which a series of verses telling a story, often about a historical event or personal tragedy, are sung to a repeating melody (this sort of musical form is called strophic). ballad opera: A form of musical theater popular in the eighteenth century that used spoken english dialogue and songs. banjo:
