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Taylor Alison Swift is an actress,singer and american composer of country music. She is known for looking like a beautiful princess because og her long blond hair and writing different songs about her own experiences as teenager and as adult.

Taylor Swift was born on 13th december 1989 in Pensilvania and at the age of 14 she moved to Tennessee where she began his musical career working as singer and composer in a recording company.

In 2006 she launched her first album called ''Taylor Swift'' and later in 2008 her second album called ''Fearless'' which had success around the world, that's why it was the coldest album in that year.

Soon she was considered one of the world's best country singer.

Today,after many years of singing, she has also decided... Continue reading "Sin título 1" »

for taking out stitches? Suture scissors are used for
for giving injections? Syringe and needle are used for
for exploring a wound? a wound probe and sinus forceps
for handling sterile dressings? dissecting/ dressing forceps
for cutting bandages? (Lister’s) bandage scissors
for removing clips? clip removing fórceps
for handling sterile instruments? Cheatle’s forceps/ instrument handling forceps
A wound probe and sinus forceps are used for exploring a wound
Cheatle's forceps are used for handling sterile instruments.
A syringe and needle are used for giving injections.
Bandage scissors are used for cutting bandages.
Dissecting forceps are used for handling sterile dressings.
Suture scissors are used for removing sutures.
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The rise of Middle English (end 11^thcentury - end 12^th century)
The Norman Conquest marks the beginning of the Medieval Period of the English History. The literary tradition inherited from the Anglo-Saxons will be completely transformed because England became an extension of Northern France.
A new Norman French elite came to England and have controlled of the government and cultural life. The English language was marginalized and no significant literature survived in English from the end of the 11^th century to the end of the 12^th century.
The English that began to emerge as a literary language at the end of the 12^th century has been labeled Middle English by scholars to illustrate the very clear differences between it and Old English. This English... Continue reading "The beginnings of english: old and middle english 600-1485" »

Title: Rice pudding

Fa Fa Fa Do
Do Fa Fa La Sol
The Sib The Sol Fa Do Re Do Mi Mi Mi Mi Fa

Do Fa La La Fa
Do Fa La La Sol
The Sib The Sol Fa Do Re Do Mi Mi Mi Mi Fa

Title: Silent Night

Sol La Sol Mi
Sol La Sol Mi
If you do re re do Sol

La La La Sol's do If Sol Mi
La La La Sol's do If Sol Mi

re re re fa mi re do if
Sol Mi Fa Do Sol Re Do

re re re fa mi re do if
Sol Mi Fa Do Sol Re Do

Title: Ode to Joy

If you do re re do If If The Sun Sol La Si Si La La
If you do re re do If If The Sun Sun Sun Sun The If's

The sun If the sun If you do If
If you do If the sun's La Re

If you do re re do If If The Sun Sun Sun Sun The If's

Title: La Cucaracha


Fa La Do Do Do
Fa La Do Do Do
Fa Fa Mi Mi Re Re Do

Do Do Do Mi Sol
Do Do Do Mi... Continue reading "Nursery rhymes" »

Monody: religious music, Gregorian chant (Mass - hymn)
civil-music troubadour songs and dance music
Polyphony: organum Conductus-religious music
civil-motet music, ballads and Canon.
Characteristics of Gregorian chant
-Texture: Monod, with one voice, collective-ringer: vocal, a cappella, no instruments-text: Latin-character ever: recollection, relaxing
Features singing troubadour
-Texture: Monod, one voice-timbre, vowel, with instruments accompanying text: in the different vernaculars of human-theme composer and troubadour trovairitz --

Organum: add a new tune on the Gregorian melody, which continues in parallel at a fixed distance (5th or 4th)

NASALS

/m/ voiced bilabial nasal: represented by ‘m’ (mum).
it can become syllabic when having acquired the vowel quality of a previous vowel
(prism, socialism), and it can substituted by its labiodental allophone if in contact with a labiodental fricative (triumph,comfort).
/n/ voiced alveolar nasal: ‘n’ (name,pen), ‘nn’ (annoyed), ‘kn’ (know), ‘gn’(foreign), ‘pn’ (pneumatic) and ‘mn’ (mnemonic).
it may become syllabic in cotton, passion, patient , and /n/ (bread and butter, rock and roll), and it may be substituted by a dental allophone if in contact with a dental fricative (enthusiasm, in there).
/N/ voiced velar nasal: ‘n’ in contact with velar plosives /k, g/ represented by ‘g’ (congress, singe) ‘k’

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Folklore is a word that includes the combination of music, beliefs, traditions and knowledges of a determinated culture.

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recordar/amaced,alucinado/angry,enfadado/astonished,muy sorprendido/cross,enfadado/delighted,encantado/devasted,destrozado/frightened,asustado/ furious,furioso/glad,feliz/ heardtbroken,desconsolado/ pleased, alegre/scared,asustado/surprised,soreprendido/terrified,aterrorizado/thrillet,muy contento/upset, disgustado//bottle bank,contenedor de vidrio/carbon footprint,huella ecologica/dump,vertedero/environment,medio ambiente/get rig of,deshacerse d/green,ecologico/packging,envase/pollution, contaminacion/recycle/recycling/reause,reutilizar/rubbish,basura/ carbon offsetting,

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Ars Nova: The new things Was the academic techniques that were used and in which technical ability, Development, innovation and the mastery of musical complexity became Increasingly important. There was a tendency that was a flourishing of secular Art, and also genres such as the motet and French chanson. Also, the liturgical music continued with a central position. The musical innovations were the new shorter values like The semibreve and the minim, the system of barlines and also the system of Metres (tempus perfectum…) Then occurred changes of rhythm, allowing the Composer to switch between a tertiary and binary metre. There were compositions That used syncopation. In the genres, the composers were focused on the motet And polyphonic,... Continue reading "Renaissance style" »