The follow
ing post has three assignments namely;
1.Precursor to the modern version of the instrument
Describe one precursor to the modern version of the
instrument,
includ
ing its cultural
context (i.e. how & when it was played), design features, and its playable range of notes
(sometimes referred to as its 'tun
ing'). In what important ways did it differ from the
modern version?
• Many
instruments belong to a family of
instruments that share basic features, differ
ing
ma
inly
in size and range. Describe other
instruments
in the same family as your chosen
instrument, when they were first commonly used, and how they are primarily used today.
• What factors stimulated the development of the
instrument towards the version we use
today? Who were the important people
involved
in that process and what did they do?
• Choose a particular element or component of the modern
instrument and describe how
that element has evolved over time (
include names and dates) and what effect the
changes had on the sound and/or the way the
instrument is played. Examples of viol
in
family elements: overall size, overall shape, the f-holes, choice of wood, structural
elements (such as the bass bar), the bridge, use of varnish. Examples of w
ind
instrument
elements: the mouthpiece, bell, keys or valves, tun
ing mechanisms, etc.
• Describe early attempts to scientifically analyze this
instrument.
• Write a couple paragraphs describ
ing someth
ing else you learned about this
instrument.
2.The major features of capitalism.
Def
ine and identify the major features of capitalism. Then expla
in why capitalism is so important to American political culture. What are the advantages of capitalism? What does it do particularly
well? What are the negative aspects of capitalism? What policies does the United States use to limit these negative consequences? Further, what programs
in the United States government’s budget do
not fit the def
inition of a “free-market economy pr
inciple?
3.How to increase graduate employability in Australia
prepare a research report about “how to
increase graduate employability
in Australia”.