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Music/ by Rob Baker.

Music/ by Rob Baker.
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J 780.9 BAKE
Junior Non Fiction   Earlwood . . Available .  
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ISBN 9781784935634 (paperback)
Name Baker, Rob author.
Title Music/ by Rob Baker.
Published London : QED Publishing, 2016.
©2016
Description 80 pages : colour illustrations ; 25 cm.
Notes Includes index.
Summary An all-encompassing introduction to the genres, musicians, instruments and musical events that have shaped the world of music. From the rock and pop of Western youth culture to the haunting sounds of traditional Mongolian throat singers, all humans in all parts of the world make music. Its harmonies affect us in a deep way and its beauty is universal. We have developed hundreds of styles of music played with all kinds of instruments, large and small. The very first instruments were simple flutes made from animal bones, but we soon developed a vast array, making all kinds of sounds. Today we can use the latest computer technology to create any sound imaginable, and musicians continue to explore the endless possibilities of music. Presented chronologically to show how music has developed and changed over time, this book pinpoints the musicians, genres and musical events that everyone should know.
Subjects Music -- Juvenile literature
Musical instruments -- Juvenile literature
Series 50 things you should know about
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