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Final Report 8 April 2014 Team Couch Street Alex Arlint Jake Nylund Kevin Ratuiste Robert Rodriguez Academic Advisor Joseph Hoffbeck Industry Representative John Turner . 1 brPage 3br NO1 The Girl From Ipanema Ant57588nio Carlos Jobim 1962 Girl Youll Be A Woman Soon Neil Diamond 1972 Reefer Man Cab Calloway 1933 Hoochie Coochie Man Muddy Waters 1954 Club Tropicana Wham 1983 Voodoo People 6ix Toys 2008 brPa . Note Perception of groupings . Mike Oldfield, Tubular bells, theme song for the Exorcist. Beat. Beat – underlying even pulse common in many types of music. Range typical of that given on a metronome . Ch. 3: Rhythm. Ch. 4: Notation. Ch. 3: Rhythm. Sousa. Caroubel. Dipper. Morley. Parker. Mozart. Bach. Caroubel. Winter. Find the beat and determine the tempo for each of these excerpts.. beat. . What do you think of when you hear…. "The so-called Beat Generation was a whole bunch of people, of all different nationalities, who came to the conclusion that society sucked. .”- . Amiri. Baraka . David Meredith. Aalborg University. Theories of musical . metre. A theory of musical . metre. should be able to predict. points in time when listeners tap their feet or clap in time to music. periodicities of dance music and swaying movements made by performers. A rest is a silence and looks like this . A musical phrase is a musical sentence. Pulse is the heart beat of the music – ongoing regular steady beat.. Rhythm is the pattern of long sounding and short sounding notes.. “the only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, . …[who] burn. , burn, burn like fabulous yellow roman candles exploding like spiders across the stars.. Level 4-5. Notes & Rests. quarter note. 1 beat. or. eighth notes. ½ beat each. half note. 2 beats. whole note. 4 beats. dotted half note. 3 beats. sixteenth notes. ¼ beat each. dotted quarter note. Group velocity: the speed of information. Group-velocity dispersion. Superposition again. Standing waves: the . sum of two oppositely. traveling waves. Beats: the sum of two different frequencies. 1. I Thessalonians 5:18 The Beat of a Thankful Heart!. I Thessalonians 5:18 The Beat of a Thankful Heart!. Introduction. : There is a story about a Post Office worker who finds an unstamped, poorly hand written envelope, addressed to God. He opens it and discovered it is from an elderly lady, distressed because all her savings-200 dollars-have been stolen. She will be cold and hungry this Christmas.. Dr. . Gregor. Kay, Instructor. Class structure. 50% - . KNOWLEDGE: (500 points). .  . Lectures. Group presentations (2 @: 100 points). Quizzes . (2 @ 150 each) = 300 points.. 50% - . 500 points. SKILLS: . quarter note. 1 beat. or. eighth notes. ½ beat each. half note. 2 beats. whole note. 4 beats. dotted half note. 3 beats. quarter rest. 1 silent beat. whole rest. 4 silent beats. half rest. 2 silent beats. Definition. Polyrhythm: . The simultaneous playing of two or more independent rhythms. . Synonym. : . Cross-rhythm. . . Related: . Syncopation: . Placing accents where they normally wouldn’t occur in Western music. Often feels as though it’s interrupting or tugging back on the main rhythm. Happens frequently as a result of polyrhythms. . new.. RESEARCH. There is a neurological connection between sound and . movement.. L. istening . to enjoyable music increases electrical activity in various regions of the brain important for coordinating .