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Warm Up the title of the text is Black Sabbath, its author is Black Sabbath, or it's a song from 1970. It talks about Satan, coming for people. Religious context. Listening To Black Sabbath The text is talking about a spooky music and heavy metal. It talks about different types of music, heavy rock, and jazzy blues... There's a person called Pr. Deathridge in the document. It was composed by Ozzy Osbourne. bass drums guitar singer music is going faster, intensity is growing slow tempo compressed sound music is repetitive 70s scary they are possessed

Tritone Today we studied a short text about a music interval called the diminished fifth , or tritone . An interval is two notes played together or apart. It can also be called a chord.  The text explained that the tritone was said to be dissonant and evil sounding. The author even claimed that the medieval Church banned it. Another name for the tritone was diabolus in musica , "the devil in the music." Then we listened to a few examples from Classical music to Jazz. These notes had a dreary, and scary effect in Liebermann's Nocturne or in Bartok's Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta . On the other hand, it also had a funny effect to it in the opening theme of the Simpsons , by Danny Elfman. Vocab & Warm Up a chord evil sounding to claim dreary on the other hand C D E F G A B Sharp / Flat

Trillo Del Diavolo Today we studied a picture with a man in a bed. At first we imagined he was sleeping, or that he was old and he was dying. We noticed there was smoke on the right of the drawing. On the foreground ( au premier plan ), we could see a night table with music sheets, a glass and a candle. In the background ( au deuxième plan, à l'arrière plan ), there was more smoke. We even supposed his feet were on fire, that his house was burning. In the end, we understood there really was a demonic figure on his bed, playing the violin. The man seemed happy. This illustration shows the famous violin player Giuseppe Tartini who reportedly sold his soul to the devil to acquire a supernatural musical gift. a nightmare / a bad dream awe awestruck awful the soul hell / hades a pact / a covenant evil devil / a fiend    

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- The text is about a psychologist who received homosexual patients. True, "Wertham was a psychologist [in...] a sex offender clinic, [...and that] included dealing with gay patients," line 1-5. - For DC, Batman isn't gay because it is a trademark. True, "So, is Batman really gay? Of course not. He's a DC trademark, and DC's not going to dilute the marketability of one of its biggest licenses," line 11. - For homosexuals who read the comic, he might be gay. True, "For many gay readers, Batman must be gay, because the way he's written makes him the closest thing they have to a hero of their own," line 28.    - There's a part about Robin and his relation with Batman.  warm Up N. Niepce 1765  an engine heliography photo etching Daguerre

Is He Really Gay Or Not? Today we scanned a text about Wertham's theory that Batman was gay. Here's what we think we understood: - The text is about a psychologist who received homosexual patients. - For DC, Batman isn't gay because it is a trademark. - For homosexuals who read the comic, he might be gay. - There's a part about Robin and his relation with Batman.  HOMEWORK: Are the 4 suggestions right or wrong? Justify by quoting from the text.