Social Studies Coalition of Delaware Signature Lesson: Civics 1, 6-8. Facilitating Organization: The Democracy Project 12. 10.Your mother wants to know if she can deduct the cost of donations to charity from her income tax. 11.Your parents and friends do not agree with your districtâs new high school diploma system.
The misplaced saddle slots meant the strings were falling off the fretboard on the treble side. Not good! Iâm going to set this guitar up with a new ABR-1 style bridge, which is more appropriate to a 1971 Les Paul than the Nashville style bridge. ABR-1 Tune-o-matic Bridge. Before putting the bridge on the guitar, I rough-in the saddle positions so their intonation points are close to where they belong.
Conjunct, disjunct, triadic, scalic, arpeggio: These are all different kinds of melodic note patterns. Conjunct means that the notes in the melody move mainly by step: in other words they are mostly next to each other in pitch. A disjunct melody moves mainly by leaps â wide intervals between the notes. A triadic melody begins by using notes that belong to a triad â three note chord, which is usually the tonic chord which helps us work out what key we are in. A scalic melody is made up of notes that follow the order of a particular scale.