新视野大学英语一二三四unit1.pptVIP

* Roll over, Beethoven! Objectives Making Inferences 2. Expressing Likes and Dislikes 3. Making Suggestions Can you explain the difference between them? Directions Group Work L Skills istening a. a track and an album Group Work L Skills istening Key: A track is one individual song or piece of music that is part of an album. An album usually contains ten or more tracks. b. a CD and a cassette Group Work L Skills istening Key: These are both ways for musicians to record their work. A CD is a compact disc (made of shiny metal) and a cassette is made of magnetic tape enclosed in a plastic cover. CDs are said to give a better quality of reproduction and to have a longer life. c. a lead singer and a backing group Group Work L Skills istening Key: A lead singer is one main singer featured on a CD or in a concert and a backing group consists of several singers or players who support the lead singer. d. a hit and a single Group Work L Skills istening Key: A hit is a successful single (usually—although albums can be referred to as hits as well if they sell particularly well) and a single is one song issued/released individually. e. orchestral music and chamber music Group Work L Skills istening Key: Orchestral music is written for a full orchestra and so can only be played in a larger hall and chamber music is classical music written for a small group of people so that it can be played in a small room. f. country music and folk music Group Work L Skills istening Key: Country music is a particular style of US music based on the folk music of the south and west USA and folk music is traditional music from any part of the world. g. muzak and disco music Group Work L Skills istening Key: Muzak is the kind of soft background music played in public places and aimed largely at soothing people and disco music is loud and aimed at encouraging people to dance. h. soot