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If Music Be the Food of Love, Play On If music be the food of love, play on Music Unites: If music be the food of love, play on Do you remember the boy in the photo? Well, as you were told in the introduction, this is Alan from Manchester. He truly loves music, and plays the guitar in a local band. Of course, he never misses Glastonbury, and it was here where he met two other festival goers - Sean and, his girlfriend, Holly while they were putting up their tents. This five-day festival opened its gates to 135,000 fans who will turn the working farm where the event is held into a huge tented city. Good news this year is that the weather looks fine unlike previous years when the outdoor music festival survived floods, lightning and has become known as the origin of "mud-surfing". Glastonbury began in 1970 and has grown from a gathering of 1,500 hippies on a dairy farm, each paying one pound and receiving free milk, to a family-friendly Imagen de Kit en Flickr bajo licencia festival of around 135,000 fans. CC Imagen de ruspace en Flickr bajo licencia CC Alan, Sean and Holly share their experiences about the different music festivals they have been to. Alan explains to them that Creamfields and Reading festivals are two other cool venues to share their passion for music. The video below will show you the origins of Glastonbury Festival. Rellenar huecos Watch the video below called The History of Glastonbury and fill in the gaps with ONLY ONE WORD according to what you hear. 1. The venue is described as quiet and 2. The Free Music Festival was based around the of the hippy movement 3. The festival was known as the Glastonbury 4. It musical performances 5. Glastonbury became for the first time that year, they donated to the peace movement, the and later to and other organizations 6. Since 1970s the festival was annually with a few exceptions 7. The green fields raised awareness for -friendly causes 8. Glastonbury could spend like on new stages along with places for , cinema and cabaret 9. Some people jumped the to gain free access 10. The 1990 edition ended with a between the police and some festival 11. Heavy rains prompted the introduction of surfing 12. Throughout its existence the of Glastonbury festival has never moved although the has become more secure and organized 13. People camp there since the festival several days 14. The festival has money for many different causes Enviar Conocimiento previo What's the origin of the title of this unit? "If music be the food of love, play on" If you are interested in knowing its meaning, read this information Imagen de inacentaurdump en Flickr bajo licencia CC 1. Music to my ears Reflect upon the following questions: Can you play any musical instrument? If so, which one? Did you use to play one and then you gave up? Which are the sections into which an orchestra is divided? Do you have a good ear for music? Can you think of a song with a catchy tune? Imagen de madebymangotree en Flickr bajo licencia CC Rellenar huecos Watch the video below and write Y (for yes) next to the word in the grid that you can listen to while watching the video. On the contrary, if you don't listen to it, write N (for no): 1. Orchestra 6. Cello 11. Tuba 2. Mandolin 7. Tambourine 12. Timpani 3. Woodwind 8. Double Bass 13. Cymbals 4. Oboe 9. Brass 14. Harp 5. Bassoon 10. French horn 15. Accordion Enviar Actividad If you are interested in the pronunciation of the musical instruments studied above, have a look at this Talking Dictionary of English Pronunciation. Imagen de englishmeeting en Flickr bajo licencia CC Rellenar huecos The words below are all related to music. Match them to the definition. Use the space provided to write the letter. WORD LETTER DEFINITION 1. Choir a. The person who composes music. 2. Composer b. The person who directs an orchestra, a choir... 3. Lead singer c. Melody 4. Orchestra d. An organized group of singers who sing together especially in church services. 5. Conductor e. A group of musicians who normally play music for dancing. 6. Singer- f. A group of musicians who play a variety of instruments together. songwriter 7. Tune g. To sing a song with karaoke. 8. Catchy tune h. Somebody who writes and sings his/her own songs. 9. Band i. The main singer in a band. 10. To sing karaoke j. The words of a song. 11. Lyrics k. A tune which is easily remembered or imitated. Enviar Reflexión Let's review the pronunciation of some of the words related to music studied above. Read the following transcriptions and guess the word. 1. /ˈɔː(r)kɪstrə/ 6. /mjuˈzɪʃ(ə)n/ 2. /kwaɪə(r)/ 7. /beɪs/ 3. /ˌkæriˈəʊki/ 8. /ˈtʃeləʊ/ 4. /tjuːn/ 9. /hɑː(r)p/ 5. /kənˈdʌktə(r)/ 10. /ˈəʊbəʊ/ Mostrar retroalimentación 1.1. Slang and proverbs in songs Are you familiar with the word SLANG? Slang is a type ol language used in informal situations like at a bar, at a party, when listening to songs, when hanging out, on the phone with friends. It is a type of language which is not appropriate in formal situations. Have you ever listened to these words in songs? ain't, 'bout, cos, dunno, gimme, gonna, getcha, gotta, innit, kinda, lemme, wanna, watcha. If you don't know the meaning, check it. Imagen de jonsson en Flickr bajo licencia CC Rellenar huecos The words in the grid below are all slang words related to music. Match the word and the definition. Write the letter in the space provided. SLANG WORDS LETTER DEFINITION a. To create rhythmic percussive sounds with your mouth, especially when 1. Axe / Ax accompanying rhymes or rapping. 2. Beat box b. Having strong dance rhythms. 3. Ear candy c. A style of rock music that appeared in Seattle in the late 1980's. 4. Earworm d. A musical instrument, especially a jazz musician's guitar, trumpet or saxophone. 5. Emo e. Piano keys 6. Funky f. An area in front of the stage at a rock concert where people dance energetically g. A recording that mixes together tracks from two or more different songs or 7. Gig instrumental pieces. 8. Grunge h. Pleasant-sounding music. 9. Indie i. Rock music not released by major music labels. 10. Ivories j. A presenter of music videos, usually on television. 11. Jam k. Saxophone 12. Mash-up l. A song that repeats annoyingly in one's head. 13. Mosh pit / m. To play music informally. Mosh 14. Sax n. A style of music and fashion that developed among American teens in the early 21st century. 15. VJ ñ. A public performance, usually of rock, folk or jazz music. SOURCE: http://www.englishclub.com/ref/Slang/Music/index.htm Enviar Pregunta de Elección Múltiple Fill in the gaps using the correct music slang word: 1. The musician grabbed his _________, stood in front of his band, and started to play. a. axe b. gig c. emo 2. I can't get rid of this _________. I have listened to it so many times!!! a. jam b. funky c. earworm 3. I love going shopping and finding ________ as soon as I enter the shop. a. VJ b. ear candy c. sax 4. Do you fancy going to the _________ session tonight? a. jam b. mosh c. beat box Rellenar huecos In the table below you will find some parts of popular songs where slang has been used. Match slang with the standard meaning and write the letter in the space provided. SLANG ENGLISH LETTER STANDARD ENGLISH 1. I woke up this morning on the wrong side of the bed (Eat the Rich by Aerosmith) a. psychiatrist 2. I'm sick of all your bitching (Eat the Rich by Aerosmith) b. low quality 3. I called up my head shrinker (Eat the Rich by Aerosmith) c. an expensive car 4. 'Cuz another brother noticed me (Single Ladies by Beyoncé) d. in a bad mood 5. I've got a crummy job (Soak up the Sun by Sheryl Crow) e. man f. because another man 6. You have a fancy ride (Soak up the Sun by Sheryl Crow) noticed me 7. He had a nasty reputation as a cruel dude (Life in the Fast Lane by The Eagles) g. complicated 8. He was a hard-headed man (Life in the Fast Lane by The Eagles) h. stubborn 9. Ooh this could be messy (Hands Clean by Alanis Morissette) i. your complaining 10. What part of our history's reinvented and under rug swept? (Hands j. atttracting a lot of Clean by Alanis Morissette) attention 11. We'll be looking flashy in my Mercedes Benz (Get the Party Started k. to hide something dirty by Pink) or shameful 12. I'll be burning rubber (Get the Party Started by Pink) l. relaxing / the music 13. Everybody's chilling as I set up the groove (Get the Party Started by Pink) m. play the music loudly 14. Pumping up the volume (Get the Party Started by Pink) n. driving very fast SOURCE: http://www.slangcity.com/songs/pink.htm Enviar Actividad If you are interested in more popular and informal English words, visit the following sites: The Urban Dictionary The Online Slang Dictionary Common UK Expressions and Slang Imagen de jovike en Flickr bajo licencia CC Rellenar huecos In the table below you will find titles of songs which are proverbs.
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