Carte de UK Music A1 par JamesSHOPMAN. Gorgeous Music Map Of The UK. The 7 innovators of music. The 7 innovators of music Mindmap made by Hans Buskes & Jeroen van de Beek Considering the period from 1960 up to now, who are the seven (we restricted ourselves to just seven) musicians or bands that had “no respect for the status quo”. This is our list (mind map). You may think different. Let us know. mastermindmaps.wordpress.com/2011/12/11/the…音楽を変えた七人のイノベーターたちの内の一人がフェラクティです。 The 7 innovators of music bit.ly/vrXdQf #innovation— Innovation Junkies (@erlanovation) December 19, 2011 The 7 innovators of music | mastermindmaps : pear.ly/hKR3u via @pearltrees— SébastienFreudenthal (@chaacattac) December 29, 2011 Like this: Like Loading...
About mastermindmaps. How Music Travels – The Evolution of Western Dance Music. Music tourism (visiting a city or town to see a gig or festival) is on the rise.
But why stop at gigs and festivals? Why not visit the birthplace of your favourite genre and follow the actual journey various music genres have taken as one style developed into another. To make it easier to trace the threads of music history, we’ve created an interactive map detailing the evolution of western dance music over the last 100 years. The map shows the time and place where each of the music styles were born and which blend of genres influenced the next. How Music Travels - The Evolution of Western Dance Music Click on the image above to launch the interactive version Click here to view the static version You may need to upgrade to the latest version of your browser to view the interactive map. We hope the graphic will allow you to learn more about the music you love and discover other forms of music you’ll enjoy — as well as possible locations to add to your wish-list. Interactive Map: Western Music Began In Africa. Map of Metal.
Arbregenealogique. Musicmap2.jpg (3311×2339) L’arbre généalogique de la musique pop « Usmar – Rien n'est parfait. Infographic Of The Day: A Dynamic Map Of The Indie-Music Universe. The debate around self-driving cars has continued to escalate as they hit the road this month in Pittsburgh.
But what about other kinds of vehicles that could benefit from similar technology? MIT's Senseable City Lab and AMS, the Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Metropolitan Solutions, have come together to explore the idea of self-driving boats. Along with researchers from Delft University of Technology and Wageningen University and Research, the City of Amsterdam, and the city's public water utility company Waternet, the two groups recently launched a new project called Roboat, which will deploy a fleet of autonomous vessels into the extensive canals and waterways of the Dutch capital. "We want to start testing autonomous boats in an urban context—an unprecedented result which could potentially give us useful insights for all those cities and metropolis facing ports, rivers, or waterways," says Carlo Ratti, one of MIT's principal investigators on the project.
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