N Unit Two Rock and ro|经点 ea Vocabulary Outline Text stud Summary
Unit Two Rock and Roll Lead-in Vocabulary Outline Text Study Summary Exercise
Related Information Rock music emerged during the mid 1950s to become the major popular musical form of young audience in the United States and Western Europe Its stylistic scope is too broad to be encompassed by any single definition the only feature common to all rock music is a heavy emphasis on the beat
Related Information Rock music emerged during the mid- 1950s to become the major popular musical form of young audience in the United States and Western Europe. Its stylistic scope is too broad to be encompassed by any single definition; the only feature common to all rock music is a heavy emphasis on the beat
t It evolved from jazz and the blues Rocks first superstar was Elvis Presley. With his country-and western backaround, Presley led the way for other rockabilly" (rock plus hillbilly)artists: with his spasmodic hip gyrations, he introduced a sexual suggestiveness that outraged conservative adults; with his regions of teenage fans, he brought to rock the cult of personality and became the archetype of the rock star as cultural hero
It evolved from jazz and the blues. Rock’s first superstar was Elvis Presley. With his country-andwestern background, Presley led the way for other “rockabilly” (rock plus hillbilly) artists; with his spasmodic hip gyrations, he introduced a sexual suggestiveness that outraged conservative adults; with his regions of teenage fans, he brought to rock the cult of personality and became the archetype of the rock star as cultural hero
Since the 1950s rock music has come all the way through the renewal of rock in the 1960s, the Beatles, from England the rock music of the 1970s with much more subdivisions: hard rock, mellow rock, folk-rock, country- rock, heavy metal rock, glitter rock new wave rock, etc. and then the eclectic 1980s when bands became production oriented partly because of the sudden explosion of videos"on TV screens
Since the 1950s rock music has come all the way through the renewal of rock in the 1960s, the Beatles, from England, the rock music of the 1970s with much more subdivisions: hard rock, mellow rock, folk-rock, countryrock, heavy metal rock, glitter rock, new wave rock, etc., and then the eclectic 1980s when bands became production oriented partly because of the sudden explosion of “videos” on TV screens
The scope and significance of rock remains without precedent in the history of popular music. Beginning as a minority expression on the fringe of American society, it developed into a distinct counterculture during the 1960s. and a decade later had become a dominant cultural force, affecting and reflecting the moods of american youth and weaving itself into the very fabric of society
The scope and significance of rock remains without precedent in the history of popular music. Beginning as a minority expression on the fringe of American society, it developed into a distinct counterculture during the 1960s, and a decade later had become a dominant cultural force, affecting and reflecting the moods of American youth and weaving itself into the very fabric of society
Vocabulary eXaC十 root musician develop rou Igh slave electric ordinary graduaTe performance symbo
Vocabulary exactly root musician develop rough slave electric ordinary graduate performance symbol
exac十 ly exactly exact ly adj.+ ly= adv e.g. pure ly pure n+ ly= ad e.g Lc ove ly= love
exactly exactly = exact + ly adj. + ly = adv. e.g. pure + ly = purely n. + ly = adj. e.g. Love + ly = lovely
root root: n. 1)cause, central part or base 2)the bottom of plant, usu. in the ground V: to be fixed or unmoving rot:(food) go bad
root root: n.:1)cause, central part or base 2) the bottom of plant, usu. in the ground v.: to be fixed or unmoving rot: (food) go bad
musician ian: a person who e.g. musician ist: a person who e.g. Scientist er, -or. a person who e.g. teacher
musician -ian: a person who e.g. musician -ist: a person who e.g. scientist -er, -or: a person who e.g. teacher
d evelo develop+ ment =development V+ ment n e.g. invest ment=investment
develop develop + ment =development v. + ment = n. e.g. invest + ment = investment
