VOCABULARY AND READING,guitar,saxophone,keyboard,violin,flute,organ,cello,barrel organ,quartet,socket,Turn the handle,A handle,Pedestrians / passersby make contributions to the street musician voluntarily / willingly.,Crowds always stand in a semi-circle.,The crowd is in a circle.,=two semi-circles,pedestrians,Fast-reading: skimming for the main idea of each paragraph,1: The street music in _. 2: The street music in _. 3: The street music _. 4: The _ of the street music.,1,2,3,4,Paris,Barcelona,around the world,significance,Careful-reading2: answering the questions: 1. What places are mentioned related to the street music? 2. In Barcelona, where can you enjoy street music compared with Londons underground? 3. If you, as a pedestrian, have enjoyed the street music, do you have to pay for it? 4. Why are some people happy to throw some coins? 5. What effect does the street music have on the passersby? 6. Whats the writers opinion regarding street music?,General questions: 1. What places are mentioned related to the street music? Barcelona in Spain, Paris in France, New York in the U.S.A., Tokyo in Japan, London in the U.K., Vienna in Austria, Prague in The Czech Republic , Milan in Italy Andes in South America 2. In Barcelona, where can you enjoy street music compared with Londons underground? In a busy side road in the old district while in London, you will enjoy it in the underground tunnel.,3. If you, as a pedestrian, have enjoyed the street music, do you have to pay for it? No. No one has to pay while some will happily throw into few coinsbecause all contributions are voluntary. 4. Why are some people happy to throw some coins? They are grateful for the brief interval of music as they go shopping.,5. What effect does the street music have on the passersby? It can lift the spirits of the passengers, who hurry past on their way to work. 6. Whats the writers opinion regarding the street music? He likes it. Because he thinks the street musicians are keeping alive a culture which has almost disappeared in our busy, organized and regulated lives.,It keeps_,It gives_,It offers_,Significance of the street music :,alive a culture which has almost disappeared in our lives.,life to everyone who listens .,relief from the cares of the day.,The street musicians are keeping alive a culture which has almost disappeared in our busy, organized and regulated lives. It gives life to everyone who listens. It offers relief from the cares of the day. It only exists in the present, it only has meaning in the context. It needs space.,街頭音樂(lè)家保持了一種文化的生命力 ，而這種生命力在我們緊張忙碌，組織有序，一成不變的生活中幾近消失。 街頭音樂(lè)給每一個(gè)傾聽(tīng)的人帶來(lái)活力，令他們?cè)谝惶斓臒n中感到寬慰。它只存在于當(dāng)下，也只有在情境中才具有意義。它需要空間。,Street music in China.,Is there street music in your town?,You may see,1. Have you heard any street music in China? 2. What kind of music was it and the musical instrument? 3. What kind of people usually play street music in China? 4. What are the differences between western and Chinese street music? 5. What caused the differences?,Post-reading,Language Points,Filling blanks,1. I _the crowd and find a quartet of musicians playing a violin suite of classical music. 2. All contributions are_, no one has to pay, but the crowd _as some people slide away. 3. Below the window of my apartment in Paris, a music man takes a place made _by an earlier musician. 4. In the London Underground a student plays classical guitar music, which echoes along the tunnels. It _of the passengers, who hurry past on their way to work. 5. In downtown Tokyo, young couples eat popcorn and _of a rockabilly band, which plays American music from the Fifties. 6. But street music _everyone who listens and offers _from the cares of the day.,push my way through,shrinks,voluntary,lift the spirits; voluntary; relief; vacant; give life to; shrink; push my way through; dance to the music,vacant,lifts the spirits,dance to the music,gives life to,relief,1. I push my way through the crowd and find a quartet of musicians playing a violin suite of classical music. push/make ones way to 換用不同的動(dòng)詞可以生動(dòng)形象地描繪這些前進(jìn)方式feel / fight / push / shoulder ones way 摸索前進(jìn)/殺出一條路/擠出一條路/用肩膀開(kāi)路,Language points:,e.g. 霍克擔(dān)任警戒，我們摸索走進(jìn)了那個(gè)黑暗的房間。 Hawk stood on guard and we _ the dark room.,felt our way into,前進(jìn)，行進(jìn)，前往,2. All contributions are voluntary, no one has to pay, but the crowd shrinks as some people slide away. voluntary adj. acting, done or given willingly 自愿的，自動(dòng)的，主動(dòng)的 e.g. The prisoner made a voluntary statement. 那個(gè)犯人主動(dòng)地做了供述。 慈善事業(yè)依靠自愿捐獻(xiàn)。 Charities rely on voluntary donations. volunteer n. 志愿者, 自愿參加者 v. 自愿, 主動(dòng) phr. volunteer to do sth. e.g. I volunteered to search for the missing child.,3. All contributions are voluntary, no one has to pay, but the crowd shrinks as some people slide away. shrink vi. 退縮 e.g. A shy man shrinks from meeting strangers. 羞怯的人怕見(jiàn)生人。,4. In the London Underground a student plays classical guitar music, which echoes along the tunnels. It lifts the spirits of the passengers, who hurry past on their way to work. lift the spirits = raise ones spirits (to make sb. more cheerful) 鼓舞某人的情緒 in high spirits 情緒高/好(cheerful) in low/poor spirits 情緒低/差(depressed) e.g. 來(lái)杯咖啡提提神吧. Have a cup of coffee to keep your spirits up.,5. In downtown Tokyo, young couples eat popcorn and dance to the music of a rockabilly band, which plays American music from the Fifties. dance to the music 隨著音樂(lè)跳舞 e.g. I like the music that I am _ (dance). play music 演奏音樂(lè),dancing to,a violin suite of classical music 拾起托盤(pán) 溜走，悄悄走掉 be thankful for brief interval of music tap ones feet 當(dāng)?shù)厝?把東西放回原處 有規(guī)律的生活 echo,pick up a saucer,slide away,be grateful for ,音樂(lè)的簡(jiǎn)短間歇,用腳打拍子,place sth. where it used to be /where it belongs,Match the useful expressions:,回聲,經(jīng)典的小提琴組曲,regulated life,local,Pedestrians and a passerby making contributions to the street musician.,A street music man turns the handle of a barrel organ.,Crowds stand in a semi-circle.,A quartet of street musicians play a violin suit of classical music.,