Title Information
Title
Music, physics & emotion
Name: Personal
Name Part
Mehta, Nihaai
Role
Role Term: Text
creator
Name: Corporate
Name Part
Brown Science Prep
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Role Term: Text
program
Type of Resource
text
Genre (LCSH)
Lesson plans
Origin Information
Place
Place Term: Code (MARC Country Code)
riu
Place
Place Term: Text
Providence, R.I.
Publisher
Brown University
Date Created
Nov. 13, 2012
Date Created (keyDate="yes", encoding="w3cdtf")
2012-11-13
edition
version 1
Physical Description
Extent
1 lesson plan
digitalOrigin
reformatted digital
targetAudience
High School
Note: content (displayLabel="STEM Area")
Physics
Note: content (displayLabel="Activity type")
Alternative Science Communication
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NSF
Abstract
The objects of this lesson are to: 1) Describe sound physically as being composed of compressional waves; 2) Identify properties of sound (pitch, intensity) as being functions of physical characteristics of waves (frequence/wavelength, amplitude); 3) Draw connections between features of music and the emotions they elicit