A Study in Sound
Take a moment to think about your favourite film. What is the soundtrack like? Besides music, what other sorts of sounds are used to create
Issue: 2016-11-02
“DREAMS NEVER DIE”
Take a moment to think about your favourite film. What is the soundtrack like? Besides music, what other sorts of sounds are used to create
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A Late Middle Ages hunting fraternity began a game of inventing animal group names. Some were collected in The Book of Saint Albans
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