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1 Unit Five Music

2 Classify the following words related to music: conductor cello piano solo symphony drum opera composer rap guitar rock’n’ roll violin jazz musical instruments : musicians : cello drum violin guitar conductor composer rock piano solo symphony opera jazz

3 LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHSTRA CONCERT 1.Beethoven: Symphony No.5 Destiny, 2.Beethoven: Piano Sonata Moonlight 3. Beethoven: Piano Sonata For Alice 4. Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake 5. Bach: Air In G 6. Mozart: Violin Concerto No.4 7. Schubert: A Little Night Music

4 How to invite your friend to a concert ?

5 Question: 1. Will Jane go to the concert with Tom? Why ? 2. Who will go to the concert with Tom? When and where will they meet? listen to the dialogue and answer the questions.

6 Listen to the dialogue again and fill in the blanks. Tom: __________________ go to a summer concert with me on Friday night, Jane? Jane: A summer concert? That sounds wonderful______________________________ Would you like to But I’m sorry. I’ve already had other plans.

7 Listen to the dialogue again and fill in the blanks. Tom: ________________________________ Sherry: _________________________________________ That would be great, thanks. What time and where shall we meet? Are you free on Friday night, Sherry?

8 Useful Language Declining an invitation : 1. 2. 3. Accepting an invitation 1. 2. 3.

9 Food for thought If you declines an invitation, you should offer polite reasons for rejecting the invitation. If you accepts an invitation, both of you should arrange when and where you will meet.

10 Kelly Clarkson 2012 Shanghai Concert Cats---the Musical Linkin Park 2012 Shanghai Concert London Symphony Orchestra Concert

11 How to ask about detailed information of a concert?

12 You may ask questions about: the day and time the place the stars the ticket information

13 Listen to the passage and answer the questions

14 Classical music concert All-star concert

15 Oral Practice: Make a dialogue about the concert. This time you need to talk about the detailed information about the concert.

16 Assignments: 1.Write down your dialogue about the invitation to the concert with at least 4 questions. 2. Practice your dialogue with your partner orally.

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