Identify several late 1950s/early 1960s performers whose careers were temporarily or permanently ended.
What will be an ideal response?
Deaths: Buddy Holly, the big Bopper, Ritchie Valens, Eddie Cochran;
Serious injuries: Carl Perkins, Gene Vincent;
Career quitting/banning: Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis; Army service: Elvis Presley; Trials and prison in early 60s: Chuck Berry
Some performers changed style to fit pop trend.
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a. a firstborn child. b. a middle child. c. a twin. d. a youngest child.
The following is a true statement about this composition?
a) it features a slow but steady increase in register, rhythmic motion, and melodic intensity b) the register, rhythmic motion and melodic intensity does not change during this composition c) it features a slow but steady decrease in register, rhythmic motion, and melodic intensity d) the registers increases but the rhythmic motion and melodic intensity do not
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