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Blues Clues Big Musical for PlayStation 1 - Find, Compare, and Buy Blues Clues Big Musical for PlayStation 1 at Shopping.com The most popular TV star among the preschool set is finally getting his own PlayStation game with Blue's Clues: Blue's Big Musical. The game features lots of puzzles to solve, and, like the hit TV show, there are plenty of clues to give younger gamers a sense ofaccomplishment. Players will explore familiar areas of the Blue's Clues world to fulfill such tasks as setting the stage, auditioning performers, and selecting songs for the show. www.shopping.com /xGS-blues_clue_memory_game   (417 words)

Barnes & Noble.com - Clue -- Jonathan Lynn - VHS Today, Clue/Cluedo is marketed in 70 countries around the world and has been adapted into a British game show and an off-Broadway musical. Although the film is set in the 1950s, the original Clue game was actually devised by Anthony Pratt, a clerk in Leeds, England, to pass the time during World War II air-raid drills. First released in 1946 under the name Cluedo by British manufacturer Waddington's, Clue was renamed and released in the U.S. in 1949. video.barnesandnoble.com /search/Product.asp?userid=2M4ORTRLJO&EAN=97360184037   (559 words)

BROOKLYN — The Musical Musical Theater Review Cabaret Scenes But alas, Brooklyn -- The Musical, directed by Jeff Calhoun, currently at the Plymouth Theatre, is no credit to the mighty borough or to the tradition of fairy tales, despite the admirable vocal power of the cast, especially singing divas, Eden Espinosa (Brooklyn) and Ramona Keller (Paradice), and the imaginative costumes and sets. All she has is the clue of an unfinished lullaby he once wrote and the name of the place where he was born, and for which she was named. BROOKLYN — The Musical Musical Theater Review Cabaret Scenes www.cabaretscenes.com /TheaterReviews/Brooklyn.htm   (596 words)

DJ Clue’s rap CD lacks strong beats - Arts The list of musical artists DJ Clue brings together on this compilation CD is very impressive, but he fails to showcase their true talent. If all this is not bad enough, a loud echoing voice, most likely DJ Clue himself, interjects annoyingly into each song with a “yeah,” “that’s right,” “what,” etc. By adding his own voice, DJ Clue draws more attention to his empty shout-outs than to the actual music of the rappers he chose for the CD. Unlike DJ Clue, Funkmaster Flex was able to bring together interesting and diverse tracks that one might never have listened to together. www.thelantern.com /news/2001/03/27/Arts/Dj.Clues.Rap.Cd.Lacks.Strong.Beats-59280.shtml   (456 words)

The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum - Cryptic Clues There are also a number of other common clues used for single letters, such as "point" or something similar for one of the compass points (N, S, E or W), and "note" or the like for a musical note (A, B, C, D, E, F or G). A cryptic clue is one which contains both a straight clue to the answer and a clue which uses wordplay to portray the answer. Anagrams- the answer or part of it might be an anagram of the clue, with a word such as "confused" or "muddled" to indicate that it is an anagram, eg "a gal is confused..." for "gala-" in "galadriel". ww.barrowdowns.com /printthread.php?t=3868   (456 words)

Musical Times: Musical acoustics in the age of Vitruvius Acoustics and musical considerations also play a hidden role in classical architecture. The name 'Jack' in a nursery tale, for example, can be a clue to a story told with the aid of a plucked string instrument, an allusion echoed in the name of the plucking mechanism of a harpsichord. The acoustic advantages of a stepped dish are only optimised however when the speaker is standing at the exact centre stage; only then will the voice propagate symmetrically, and reflect back from unoccupied areas to the same point. www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qa3870/is_200504/ai_n13510125   (999 words)

Tonalsoft Encyclopaedia of Tuning - A New Reconstruction of the Hurrian Hymn, (c)2000 by Joe Monzo This may be a clue that the scale was tempered, because assuming Pythagorean tuning, the 12th raising or lowering of the tritone would give a scale identical to the starting one, except that it would be a semitone higher or lower (respectively) than the original. As for this Hurrian hymn being the oldest existing musical score, I don't think it is. The CBS 10996 tablet is older, and I believe that *it* is the oldest score. I found Dumbrill's reconstruction to be the most musical of them all so far, and based my original idea on his. sonic-arts.org /monzo/babylonian/hurrian/monzh6.htm   (1216 words)

'Titanic' disaster inspires Broadway musical OK, he'll give us a clue: Curtains is about a musical in tryout in Boston and in trouble. Waiting in the wings is Curtains, his attempt to create the first successful musical mystery. He was collaborating with composer-lyricist Maury Yeston on Grand Hotel when they discovered they were both intrigued by the idea of creating a musical about the Titanic. www.enquirer.com /editions/1999/11/07/loc_titanic_disaster.html   (928 words)

Canyon Cinema, Inc. It is a complex and adroit visualization of the fantasy experiences of an aspiring young actress done in color and with dandy musical accompaniment by the Rolling Stones. Meyer's film hung on dialogue, cast and plot (of a kind), clearly moving in a new direction. Whilst he is asleep she develops the negative, but in the resulting print he is missing. www.canyoncinema.com /M/Meyer.html   (535 words)

KLF Encyclopedia Article, History, Biography - Local Color Art Leaving aside all the other incarnations, there were three main phases to their musical career (as the KLF). The vast number of sheep references in their work may also be a clue. The Residents for their antics, if not their music. www.fredericksburgart.com /search/encyclopedia/KLF   (535 words)

CLUE BOARD GAME COMES ALIVE IN CHRISTIAN HIGH MUSICAL Peacock and all the other usual suspects from the popular Clue board game will be caught up in yet another mystery involving ropes and lead pipes when Grand Rapids Christian High School presents Clue, the one-act musical, at 8 p.m. CLUE BOARD GAME COMES ALIVE IN CHRISTIAN HIGH MUSICAL Suitable for the whole family, Clue is based on the popular board game in which players use their detective skills to determine who committed a murder, with what weapon and in which room. www.grcs.org /news/HHCS/Nwsrlss/Bruyn%20Releases/BNR012703.htm   (535 words)

Back Stage West: Water works: Ron Holgate and Christiane Noll relish roles in the envelope-pushing Urinetown: the Musical.(Actors Dialogue) If the title doesn't do the trick, a song titled "A Privilege to Pee" should clue everyone in that the 2002 Tony-winning Urinetown: The Musical (for book, score, and direction) isn't your garden variety Broadway musical. Back Stage West: Water works: Ron Holgate and Christiane Noll relish roles in the envelope-pushing Urinetown: the Musical.(Actors Dialogue) Save a personal copy of any page on the web and quickly find it again with Furl.net. www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_hb023/is_200404/ai_hibm1G1116732693   (535 words)

The Clue Fanfiction Page You are listening to "She Hasn't Got A Clue" from "Clue the Musical." This tribute to the every popular board game/movie/computer game/television series...oh God, we love them all!...mainly centers around sorts of fanfiction by various fans of the game. Not much of an update, true, but I figured it would be good to let everyone know. www.geocities.com /missfelicitylemon/home.html   (87 words)

"War of the Worlds" I haven't a clue what sort of character Tom is playing...is he a scientist? When he wrote war of the Worlds in 1901, he was influenced by the vast explosion at Krakatoa volcano in the Pacific, which killed hundreds of thousands of people and dimmed the world's sunlight for years with atmospheric ash clouds. In War of the Worlds, he also imagined flying craft and robots, although that word wasn't invented for another 20 years. www.aboutbritain.com /forums/m_31701/tm.htm   (1587 words)

Improvisation This answer actually yields a clue into why improvisation seems so difficult to grasp, especially among players who haven’t experienced musical improvisation in their backgrounds (and also haven’t yet realized that access to improvisation has been there all along – they just didn’t know it). Musical improvisation requires musical thoughts, the knowledge of the "language" of music, and the physical ability to play an instrument. Once this awareness took hold, my mantra as a teacher and budding improviser became the beat, the one, then rhythm, repetition and space leading to the musical phrase. www.wholemusiclearning.com /IMPRintro.htm   (1008 words)

@forums - Wuthering Heights Remake on MTV... MTV's "Wuthering Heights" will retell the story of siblings Cate (Christensen) and Hendrix (Whitworth) who live with their nonconformist father in an old lighthouse known as "The Heights." The family unit is disrupted when father Earnshaw takes in a homeless musical talent Heath (Vogel). is wuthering heights like required reading at some point, cuz i've never read it, and don't have the slightest clue what its about or who wrote it or when. The new MTV musical adaptation of Emily Bronte's novel, "Wuthering Heights," featuring the music of Dance of the Vampires and "Bat Out of Hell" composer Jim Steinman, will air in September, the cable network announced July 8. www.atforumz.com /archive/index.php/t-196875   (1008 words)

Workstations The great thing about all this amazing technology is that it allows you to write and record incredible music without having a clue as to how play a musical instrument. The computer doesn't care if your fingers don't move that way, it allows you to express any musical thought regardless of your technical skill on a traditional musical instrument. I like to randomly drop notes into the music score and loop the section over and over while changing the notes that I don't like or drawing in notes to complement the random ones. musiclogic.com /MusicLogic/Workstations.htm   (604 words)

Geeze News: Cole Porter Jazz, Jazz, Jazz Cole Porter was a true musical chameleon, adept at writing songs that were as appropriate in the most elegant French cabarets as they were on the Broadway stage. Although I've known Cole Porter for as long as I was ever conscious of songs having been written by someone or other, I hadn't a clue about his bizarrely lived-out life or how totally hip he was to what matters, even today. Cole Porter rubbed elbows with the finest artists and musicians of the time during his years in Paris, including Picasso, Stravinsky, Diaghilev, and Milhaud. www.geeze.us /news-archives/cole-porter.htm   (3783 words)

Leo Tolstoy A waltz for piano, the one musical work of his that survives, is posted on this site as a result of an interview that took place between Humphrey Carpenter and Isaiah Berlin, near the end of Berlin's life. Apropos this musical background Berlin observes: 'He was very musical, Tolstoy. This interview came to the attention of Berlin's editor, Henry Hardy, who followed up the clue about Tolstoy's waltz that it contains. www.nymetmusic.com /Pages/TolstoyProfile.html   (245 words)

wbur.org Arts - Theater - Without a Clue Composer Charles Strouse is one of the last remaining practitioners of the musical of yore. Charles Strouse, who wrote the music for "Bye Bye Birdie" and "Annie,&; loves musicals. For all of its good intentions, Strouse's musical is terminally banal, an exercise in mindless nostalgia. www.wbur.org /arts/2005/48706_20050429.asp   (614 words)

Perfect Pitch Scientists have gained a new clue as to why some people can instantly identify a musical note: When listening to tones, one brain region is more active in these people than in others not so attuned to music, according to a study in the 17 March Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The authors suggest that people with perfect pitch may have "the ability to retrieve an arbitrary association between a stimulus and a verbal label." Their findings also add to evidence that musical ability is not confined to the right side of the brain, says Schlaug, now at Boston's Beth Israel Hospital. Looking at brain activity instead of anatomy, a team led by cognitive neuroscientist Robert Zatorre of the Montreal Neurological Institute at McGill University used positron emission tomography to track cerebral blood flow in 20 musicians in response to musical tones. www.geocities.com /Vienna/3612/AbsPitch.html   (376 words)

TTU Tuba/Euphonium Studio However, many of us involved in the professional world of low brass are concerned about the ignorance that abounds in relation to the euphonium as a musical voice and the lack of knowledge by modern-day composers and arrangers who do not seem to have a clue as to how to effectively write for it. The musical styles possible on the euphonium are unlimited as is evident by the repertoire: from total "EuPhunk" to ultimate seriousness represented by "In Memoriam" (a tribute to the "events" of September 11, 2001). What's more, it's as equally as convincing a recording as the before mentioned discs in answering the question as to whether or not a euphonium choir can be as musically convincing as the tuba-euphonium ensemble. orgs.tntech.edu /tuba?page=euphunlim   (1153 words)

Online edition of Daily News - Features Part of the clue is the derivation as explained by Tetley while the other was a musical clue. If you imagine the technique of classical ballet as (high adult male voice) because of the importance of high elevation and the technique of contemporary dance as (lower adult female voice) because of its relationship with the ground, it was the appropriate prefix for a word that represented a combination of two different classical styles. However, choreographers like Feld, Van Manen, Bruce along with Tetley, felt that everything was not right with the state of classical ballet as against the techniques evolved by Martha Graham who had by now developed the process being codified and reached the end of the road. www.dailynews.lk /2004/08/05/fea08.html   (1086 words)

Handsome Boy Modeling School :: White People :: Atlantic/Elektra To new advocates of the Modeling School, this might be a musical revelation that will inspire you to pursue all of Dan's other work. Arguably the most celebrated of Dan 'The Automator' Nakamura's quirky, impossibly bizarre projects, Handsome Boy Modeling School (his project featuring the immortal Prince Paul, for you uncouth neanderthals who still don't have a clue) never ceases to have hipsters and rap nerds alike up in arms every time they announce a new outing. That's not to say that this album should be overlooked, of course - this is, after all, the work of two veritable geniuses, maestros with more musical knowhow and vision than most of us could ever hope to imagine. www.rapreviews.com /archive/2004_11_whitepeople.html   (1183 words)

London Shostakovich Orchestra - May 2000 Programme Notes Shostakovich's symphony was by no means received favourably by all members and it was the work's prevailing mood, rather than its specific musical qualities, that came under attack. Mozart, the ever practical musician, tailored his writing to the abilities of the musicians that were to play it, thus tonight's concerto not only displays Mozart's compositional genius but also gives one a clue as to the abilities of Ferdinand Dejean as a flautist. This takes on particular significance from the third movement onwards, as Shostakovich reveals his own musical signature, D-S-C-H. The second movement is a short but fierce scherzo, surprising in its brevity as much as its violent language. www.shostakovich.com /may2000.html   (1183 words)

Steve Burns: Songs for Dustmites - PopMatters Music Review Steve Burns was the host of Nickelodeon's Blue's Clues for six years. One possibility is that Burns is some sort of musical genius who, up until now, has never been given the opportunity to share his musical gift with the public because he has been too busy tracking down lost dogs. Blues Clue's, for the uninitiated, was an incredibly popular children's show in which Burns donned a green rugby shirt (every episode) and led children in a search of a hiding (or missing, it was never clear) cartoon dog named Blue. www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/b/burnssteve-songs.shtml   (877 words)

The Division Bell As I've mentioned before, the definition of a Division Bell given in the FAQ may hint at a time clue for us -- the bell is rung in the Houses of Parliament to call members to the chamber, and they must gather before the bell ceases to toll and the doors are closed. Perhaps a division bell is quite simple just that: a bell (or possibly any type of musical intonation), that when sounded, causes division amongst the hearers of the tone. Likewise, Pink Floyd's music is a synergetic phenomenon that is more than the sum of the musical styles of its individual members. folk.uio.no /ericsp/analyses/cover1.html   (1949 words)

Amazon.com: Loser's Intuition: Music: Nora Nora has compiled 10 bruising new songs for the release of their first full length record, combining a variety of musical styles and influences. The band has continued down the path begun in their earlier releases, honing the potent mixture of technical prowess, hectic energy, and pounding groove that defines the bands' musical vision. Nora's disc loser's intuition is not only a masterpiece but also very insightfull for any newcomer to hardore music and has no clue about it. www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005NKIA?v=glance   (1135 words)

Asian / Asian American Music Reviews Meanwhile, I, eventually, hope to explore the notions of Asian American music -- what it might be, whether there is a viable "Asian American aesthetic", and how it fits into the musical categories one runs into. The album's title, "Legacy; 16th-18th Century Music from India", is a clue that this is not for novices. As composer of all the pieces, Hwang has incorporated new technological capabilities (electronically-processed tuba and violin), as well as the musical personalities and evolving improvisational capabilities of the musicians. members.tripod.com /~tfeng   (1135 words)

Ben Folds Five - Whatever and Ever Amen Music Review I guess the most apt musical comparison would be to the classic Joe Jackson sound immortalized by his big hit "Stepping Out." But this only a generalized clue I'm offering you--Ben Folds is a talented and funny man--it's worth buying the album just to read the liner notes. In a musical climate where one scarcely knows what alternative music is the alternative to--the Ben Folds Five is a welcome change of pace from whatever it is that causes us to need one. Whatever and Ever Amen may not be for everybody--but I think it's for you. www.zboneman.com /music/425.html   (391 words)

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