Using heavy metal music to promote scientific thinking in the classroom

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  1. Oystein

    Oystein Registered Senior Member

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    Uuugh. I'd rather listen to hours of heavy metal music, and I hate heavy metal music, than to listen to 10 minutes of that Nana Mouskouri crap ^^
     
    Oystein, Mar 8, 2016
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  3. Write4U

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    I think they should start with Pythagoras, who saw a clear connection of the mathematics of music to the mathematics of the universe.
    http://www.delamora.life/sound-therapy/pythagoras/
     
    Write4U, Mar 9, 2016
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  5. paddoboy

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    Comparing here with heavy metal crap is fighting words!!!

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    Check out who is amongst the biggest selling female recording artists ever...She's always up there, depending where you obtain your info....
    Singing in 7 or 8 different languages probably accounts for her sales.
    http://www.express.co.uk/entertainment/music/424381/Whatever-happened-to-Nana-Mouskouri
    Wanna hear her sing country and western?


    Classical?

    Enjoy!

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    paddoboy, Mar 9, 2016
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  7. Oystein

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    No, no please! Have a heart man . . .

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    Oystein, Mar 9, 2016
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  8. Write4U

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    There is quite a range of "good" music in between.

    I could hold an entire lecture on this composition and rendition of the beautiful tune *Estate* by Michel Petrucciani, a piano jazz player. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPuiDrXp2XA
     
    Write4U, Mar 9, 2016
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  9. Oystein

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    Jazz blows chunks. I'd rather listen to Nana, I think.

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    Oystein, Mar 9, 2016
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  10. paddoboy

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    'bout time you got your head out of the sand!

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    paddoboy, Mar 9, 2016
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  11. Write4U

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    Then you haven't listened to good jazz yet.
     
    Write4U, Mar 9, 2016
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  12. paddoboy

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    Nana also does that.....
     
    paddoboy, Mar 9, 2016
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  13. Oystein

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    Oystein, Mar 9, 2016
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  14. ajanta

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    I enjoy cartoons on tv with music, its really perfect to me to understand it. But without music(when I mute the tv sound) its really not enjoyable. Teaching or learning with music is important that I think but what kind of musics is perfect with different subjects is about resource.
     
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    ajanta, Mar 9, 2016
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