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INGLÉS Match the lists Match the word related to music and its correct definition Performer liked by many people star singer, dancer, musician... melody a great success hit admirer, supporter popular a very famous singer or actor influence words of a song lyrics have an effect fan listeners at a concert Reading Listening to music is a very pleasant activity. Everybody likes music. And, today, everybody can listen to the type of music they prefer. But, was it always so easy? Not so long ago nobody knew about MP3, MP4, download music from the Internet, or Spotify, for example. And, how is it possible that today children or teenagers don't know what an LP is? Let's have a quick look at the history of sound recording. Columbia produced the first records in the USA in 1948, they were the famous LPs (Long Playing records). Their material was a special plastic called vinyl. The pop industry was born thanks to the introduction of these records. They were cheap and everybody could buy them But some years later Philips introduced Compact Cassettes in 1963. They were very successful because you could make copies of records on cassettes. Music quality was not so good as that of LPs. But they were cheaper. In 1982 Philips and Sony first produced Compact Discs (CDs). They were made of plastic and aluminium. Sound quality was excellent. And they had a very long life. Nowadays, MP3, MP4 and above all, mobile phones, have revolutionized the world of music. Everybody uses their MP4 or mobiles to listen to music, because they can store lots of music. What will the sound recording industry bring us in the future? Audio [ 194 ] Módulo 2
Unit 5: Entertainment Ordena Order the different sound recording systems according to the text 1 MP3 2 Mobile Phones 3 CDs 4 MP4 5 Cassettes 6 LPs True or false Say if these sentences are True or False according to the text Verdadero Falso LPs were made of plastic and aluminium Cassettes were successful because they were cheaper than LPs CDs had a good sound and a long life CDs have more capacity to store music than MP4 Today it is easy to download music from the Internet Mobile phones are not used to listen to music Educación Secundaria para Personas Adultas [ 195 ]
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