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2jazz
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3- Lets look at the results of a search for
Jazz...
4Lets try the first article
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5For more information about Jazz you can use
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6Find out more about Jazz
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8Click here for a list of over 500 musical examples
9Lets try a search for Mozart
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10Select Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus from the list
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12Example of music using Scorch plug in
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17Next select a performer within Popular genres.
Lets choose ABBA!
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19- How do I search for Sopranos who were born in
Sydney between 1920 and 1950?
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20Select Biographies from the Advanced Search Menu
21Type the dates in here...
then Sydney in here...
1920-1950
Sydney
soprano
...and soprano in here
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23Articles from The Grove Dictionary of Opera are
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articles
24Here is a list of recent and future engagements
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27violin
28Lets look at illustrations
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29Lets select the interactive 3D illustration!
30By selecting Parts and Features, you can
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31Here are some examples!
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