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Una visió nova del Palau; Del somni a la realitat: els antecedents; La construcció; La inauguració i els primers anys; La consolidació i el període bèl.lic; D´un país vençut a un país renaixent; Tran

Walter Lezcano, con su estilo reflexivo y provocador, nos invita a recorrer la evolución de la música, desde los últimos vestigios del rock hasta la explosión imparable del freestyle. En este ensayo lucido y personal, Lezcano no solo examina el declive de un genero que marco a generaciones, sino que tambien analiza como el freestyle ha tomado el relevo, revolucionando la manera en que las palabras y las emociones se entrelazan en la musica.Entre recuerdos, citas culturales y analisis filosoficos, Freestyle o el fin del rock es una invitacion a entender la cultura juvenil contemporanea, donde la batalla de rimas se convierte en una nueva forma de poesia. Un libro que nos obliga a repensar el arte, la musica y nuestra identidad en este siglo de transformaciones vertiginosas.

Aquest quadern d'aprenentatge recull els continguts/sabers essencials de Música i et proposa activitats pautades molt variades perquè puguis millorar les teves competències.

What if you had the chance to tell your hero just how much they meant to you If Nick Drake came to my houseand knocked upon the doorI m sure I d be more happythan I ve ever been before In If Nick Drake Came to My House Mackenzie Crook the creator of Detectorists and Worzel Gummidge explores the power of art to impact our lives expressed through verse and image depicting an imaginary visit from the late great singer songwriter A tender homage to a classic book by Joan Gale Thomas Crook s first book for adults is infused with his characteristic warm humour both in the short yet powerful story and his own beautiful illustrations It s a book for anyone who has ever wished they had the chance to tell their hero how much they meant to them

Fabulous What a ghost story A ripping read IAIN SINCLAIR author of London Orbital Vividly celebrates Bowie as not just a chameleonic visionary but a nomadic one a creature informed by place and circumstance STUART MACONIE Bowieland will make you want to take your very own pilgrimage accompanied by the great man s songs ALEXANDER LARMAN THE OBSERVER BOWIE IS STILL OUT THERE Following open heart surgery poet and writer Peter Carpenter was given one instruction Walk if you want to stay on this planet And so when his hero and inspiration David Bowie died in 2016 he knew what he had to do The man who was to so many a companion and guide had left no shrine no focal point of understanding To reconnect with Bowie he would take a walk into the past to the streets towns and places where David Jones became something more Walking to recover to stay alive Peter realised he was also recovering his lost hero Leaving behind Heddon Street and Brixton well known Bowie shrines he moved out through South London edgelands and suburbia to remoter Bowie haunts Croydon Aylesbury Pett Level Southend on Sea Finding the windows Bowie had stared out from in Clareville Grove the streets in Beckenham where he d scurried by He sifted through debr

Escrits sobre música d’un literat melòman: Josep Iborra reúne ensayos sobre música desde la mirada de un crítico literario apasionado por lo sonoro.

Music is shaped by the science of sound How can music an artform have anything to do with science Yet there are myriad ways in which the two are intertwined from the basics of music theory and the design of instruments to hi fi systems and how the brain processes music Science writer Andrew May traces the surprising connections between science and music from the theory of sound waves to the way musicians use mathematical algorithms to create music The most obvious impact of science on music can be seen in the way electronic technology has revolutionised how we create record and listen to music Technology has also provided new insights into the effects that different music has on the brain to the extent that some algorithms can now predict our reactions with uncanny accuracy which raises a worrying question how long will it be before AI can create music on a par with humans