PET TEST 2 UNIT 2 A QUESTION OF ART

READING
PART 1

Look at the text in each question.

Circle the letter with the correct explanation A, B or C.

1 You can
A buy this house.
B buy this room.
C rent this room.

2 You shouldnt drink alcohol

A if youre pregnant.
B before going to the doctor.
C if you have symptoms.

3 This advert is against

A illegal work.
B illegal attacks on ships.
C illegal reproduction.

4 In this park
A ambulances will be ticketed.
B only ambulances are allowed.
C ambulances are not allowed.

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5 A You mustnt feed the animals.
B You must bring food to the animals.
C Dont give food to monkeys.

4 A Glass may get broken and damage

your bicycle.
B You shouldnt cycle in front of the
glass.
C Do not leave your bicycle touching
the window.

PART 2

The people below go to New York and they want to see a show. There are descriptions of six
Broadway shows.
Decide which one (letters A F) would be the most suitable for each group of people.
(numbers 7 11).
For each of these numbers mark the correct letter.

7 A group of students is going on a school 11 Robert is a fan of the bands of the sixties.
trip with their English teacher. They want to He has got all the records of the Beatles
see an unconventional musical. and the Rolling Stones. He doesnt miss
anything related to them.

8 The Joneses are a family of four: mother,

father and two children. The children love
all the films and cartoons that have to do
with animals.
9 Three women friends in their sixties are
spending some time in New York and want
to see a play with a love story and beautiful
music from the old times.

10 Maria and Vasco are friends. They are

studying in New York. They are in High
School. They are keen on horror films and
series.

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A B
This is an experience of stunning visual
artistry, unforgettable music and exhilarating
choreography one of the most inspiring
productions ever brought to life on stage. A
remarkable tale of hope and adventure, The
Lion King has found its way into the hearts of
millions. It tells the story of Simba, a young
lion who is to succeed his father, Mufasa, as
king; however, after Simbas uncle Scar
murders Mufasa, Simba is manipulated into
thinking he was responsible and flees into
exile in shame and despair. Upon maturation
living with two wastrels, Simba is given some
valuable perspective from his friend, Nala,
and his shaman, Rafiki, before returning to
challenge Scar to end his tyranny.
C D
Based on the 1910 horror novel by Gaston
Leroux, which has been adapted into
countless films, The Phantom of the Opera
follows a deformed composer who haunts the
grand Paris Opera House. Sheltered from the
outside world in an underground cavern, the
lonely, romantic man tutors and composes
operas for Christine, a gorgeous young
soprano star-to-be. As Christines star rises,
and a handsome suitor from her past enters
the picture, the Phantom goes mad,
terrorizing the opera house owners and
company with his murderous ways. Still,
Christine finds herself attracted to the
mystery man. The Phantom of the Opera is
Broadways longest-running hit ever.
E F
This is the classic tale of a famous outlaw who
steals from the rich and gives to the poor.
The story of Robin Hood reimagined by the
American Repertory Theatre and the Royal
Shakespeare Company, that presents Robin
as a determined robber, redeemed only by the
virtuous efforts of the lovely Maid Marrion.
Humour, romance and acrobatics, sure to
please the most selective of audiences.
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A musical with a disco beat, Mamma Mia!
features the music of legendary Swedish
singing group ABBA. The setting is a Greek
island where 20 year old Sophie is due to be
married. Her mother Donna, who happens to
be a former star singer, is there. But Sophies
father is not present because she is not sure
of his identity. So Sophie researches her
moms diary and chooses three former lovers
as likely candidates and invites them to the
wedding, thinking she will figure it out when
she sees them. Donna is a bit confused to be
visited by the gathering of old flames.
Mamma Mia!
Stomp is a high-energy, percussive symphony,
coupled with dance, played entirely on
unconventional instruments, such as garbage
can lids, buckets, brooms and sticks. It is a
movement of bodies, objects and sounds,
made completely original through the use of
everyday objects in totally non-traditional ways.
Stomp creators were a group of street
performers commonly known as "buskers",
who spent their time trying to grab peoples
attention in Brighton, England. They toured
the world and eventually landed full-force in
downtown Manhattan, where the show has
been making people of all ages tap (or
stomp) their feet for over ten years.
Lennon: Through A Glass Onion celebrates
the life and music of the unforgettable John
Lennon. Featuring a number of his solo
works along with songs created with the
Beatles, including A Day in the Life,
Strawberry Fields Forever, Revolution and
Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds, this
production explores the life of one of the
most admired artists of our time.
PART 3

Look at the sentences.

Read the text to decide if each sentence is correct (C) or incorrect (I).
C I
12 Darya is impressed by Johnny Depps characters. ___ ___
13 She thinks he is one of the best actors she knows. ___ ___
14 He is a British actor. ___ ___
15 His dream job was to be a musician. ___ ___
16 He is a very versatile actor. ___ ___
17 Daryas favourite character is Edward Scissorhands. ___ ___
18 He has added some twists to the main character of the Pirates of the Caribbean. ___ ___
19 Darya recommends her readers to watch only one of Johnny Depps films. ___ ___

My favourite actor, Johnny Depp

By Darya
One of the actors who made the greatest impression on
me is Johnny Depp. I like his acting very much. All his
characters are bright individuals, and it seems to me
Johnny Depp plays them brilliantly.
Johnny Depp was born June 9, 1963 in Owensboro,
Kentucky. In his young years Johnny wanted to become
a musician. He even played in a band. But his musical
career was not as successful as his acting one. After
several small roles Depp landed his first legitimate film
role in the horror film Nightmare on Elm Street. The film
had a great success.
In 1990 Depp starred in the 50s-kitsch musical, Cry-Baby, which became a cult hit and
succeeded in changing his image. In the same year Depp exhibited his versatility as an actor
in the title role of Edward Scissorhands. Johnny Depp played many interesting roles but my
favourite character is Captain Jack Sparrow from the movie series Pirates of the Caribbean. In
2004 Depp earned an Academy Award nomination for his starring role as Captain Jack
Sparrow. Initially, Jack Sparrow was supposed to be a comic hero, an eternal loser who is
completely sure of his irresistibility. But in the preparatory process and during the work on the
films, Jacks character has changed. It happened thanks to Depp. He added to the image of
Jack some features characteristic of rock musicians of the late twentieth century. No one
knows if the real pirates behaved like this, but playing this role Depp took an example of a few
rock stars. Im alive! Im alive! is the line of one of the rock songs and motto of many rockers.
The same can be said about Jack Sparrow. To my mind, Johnny Depp is the most fascinating
actor today. I advise everybody who enjoys good acting to watch his films.

http://www.studymode.com/essays/My-Favourite-Actor-Johny-Depp-38797816.html

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PART 4

Read the text and questions below.

For each question, mark the correct letter A, B or C.

Street art:
Odeith, the Illusionist
Odeith, also known as The Illusionist,
has a technical ability above the vast
majority of 3D graffiti writers. He is a
professional muralist and tattooist,
himself heavily tattooed. People in his
neighbourhood of Damaia, Lisbon, will
gladly provide Odeith with paint for his
murals.

He says:
I started painting in 1995 and I havent stopped since. Most of my pieces in the beginning were
just bombing. In 1997 I started to paint big murals; every time I went to paint, I always wanted
to do it bigger and better. I was always focused on 3D pieces.
I never studied art formally I left school at the very young age of 15 and I worked in a
furniture factory. Most people think that Im one of those guys who studied art when they see
my work, but I guess life didnt want it to happen that way!
I wrote the Portuguese word for HATE in my first piece. After 8 years of writing, I wanted
something that sounded Portuguese; so, in Portuguese ODEIO-TE means I HATE YOU and
when you say Odeith it has the same sound.
When I started writing, I think there were only 5 to 6 graffiti writers in Portugal. I used to buy a
famous magazine called Hip-Hop Connection only because there were 2 to 3 graffiti pages in the
middle and it was good to see different graffiti from everywhere.
As the years passed, more graffiti writers travelled to Portugal. Every year brings a lot of
writers and now we have a big community of artists that open new doors. Our streets are nice
galleries to walk through!
Sometimes I say to kids, though, that if you want to do something really original, the best
way is to watch other artists work; if you watch others, your mind gets influenced.
I have been making tattoos for twelve years now but at the moment Im making a living from
my anamorphic pieces: sometimes I sell my soul and make some money with some pieces but
its better than working in a factory.
For years most of my paintings had a message to society because I thought I could change
the World. Now I dont care about it; I just want to change my life before the World changes
me.
http://blog.globalstreetart.com/post/24055790203/odeith

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20 Odeith is a Portuguese A magician.
B writer.
C graffiti writer.

21 People from Damaia A like his work.

B hate his work.
C clean up his work.

22 Odeith A studied art in Portugal.

B never studied art.
C studied art abroad.

23 His name is Portuguese for A hate.

B want.
C write.

24 He thinks it is important to A meet other artists.

B read foreign magazines.
C talk to children.

25 His paintings used to have a

message in order to A make him famous.
B change his life.
C change the world.

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PART 5

Read the text below and choose the correct

word for each space.
For each question, mark the correct
letter A, B or C.

MoMA
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is an art museum located in Midtown Manhattan in New
York City, on 53rd Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. It has been important in
developing and (26)______________ modernist art, and is often identified as the most
influential museum of modern art in the (27)___________. The museums collection offers
an overview of modern and contemporary art including works of architecture and design,
drawing, painting, sculpture, (28) ___________, prints, illustrated books and artists books,
film and electronic media.
The Librarys holdings include approximately 300,000 books and exhibition catalogs, over
1,000 periodical (29)___________, and over 40,000 files of ephemera about individual artists
and groups. The archives holds primary source material related to the (30)___________ of
modern and contemporary art.
Considered by many to have the (31)___________ collection of modern Western
masterpieces in the world, MoMAs holdings include more than 150,000 individual pieces in
addition to approximately 22,000 films and 4 million film stills. The collection
(32)___________ important and familiar works from (33)___________ such as Francis
Bacon, Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Paul Gauguin, Claude Monet, Paul
Czanne, Henri Rousseau, Salvador Dal and Andy Warhol.
MoMA has seen its average number of visitors (34)___________ to 2,5 million from about
1,5 million a year before its new granite and glass renovation.
The museum was open every day since its founding in 1929, until 1975, when it closed one
day a week to reduce operating expenses. In 2012, it again opened
(35)_________ day, including Tuesday, the one day it has traditionally been closed.
Wikipedia

26 A collecting B collection C collect

27 A Earth B planet C world
28 A photograher B photograph C photography
29 A covers B titles C names
30 A story B history C culture
31 A best B better C good
32 A hotels B houses C streets
33 A writers B sculptors C painters
34 A fall B rise C drop
35 A every B all C some

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WRITING
PART 1
Here are some sentences about a girl who wants to follow an acting career.
For each question, complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first.
Use no more than three words.
1 Lisa thinks that being an actress is the best job.
Lisa thinks that being an actress is __________________ than any other job.

2 Her parents think that it isnt a good idea that she follows that career.
Her parents think that she __________________ follow that career.

3 They preferred that she became a doctor.

They would have liked her __________________ a doctor.

4 That job was chosen after she interviewed an actress for a school project.
She _______________ that job after she interviewed an actress for a school project.

5 There arent many well-paid actors.

There are only __________________ well-paid actors.

6 Her friends asked her why she wanted to be an actress.

Her friends asked, Why __________________ to be an actress?

PART 2

Question 7
You want to invite a friend to go to the cinema with you. Write an email to:
invite him/her
tell him/her what film you want to see and why
suggest the place and time to meet.
Write 35-45 words.

PART 3
Question 8
Write an answer to one of the questions in this part.
Write your answer in about 100 words.
A Write the answer to this letter from a penfriend.

Hi, Chris. You said you were going to a concert last week. Was it fun? Tell me everything about it.
John

B Your English teacher has asked you to write a story.

The title of your story must be: The day I decided to be an actress/actor

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LISTENING
PART 1

You will hear a short biography of Steven Spielberg.

For each question there are three pictures.
Choose the right answer A, B or C.

1 Whats Steven Spielbergs job?

A B C
2 Where was he born?

A B C
3 Which of these films did he direct?

A B C

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4 How many Academy Awards has he won?

A B C
5 How many children and stepchildren has he got with his second wife?

A B C

PART 2

You will hear a text about a girls opinion on which are better: films or books.
For each question, choose the correct answer A, B or C.

6 The last film this girl saw was

A Percy Jackson: B Percy Jackson & The C The Hunger Games.
Sea of Monsters. Olympians: Lightning Thief.

7 She thought the film was

A a waste of time. B excellent. C not what she expected.

8 She prefers
A the book to the film. B the film to the book. C the films prequel.

9 She thinks films fail to project

A the action. B the feelings. C the plot.

10 When you read a book

A you are a mere observer. B you dont feel what C you can be anyone
characters feel.

11 In her opinion, films are

A better. B sometimes better. C never better.

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PART 3

You will hear an advert for a play.

For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space.

CHELSEA THEATRE
PRESENTS
THE (12)__________________ OF ANNE FRANK

Every (13)____________ and Saturday, 9 p.m., during the month of (14)____________.

Plot: This is the story of a young girl who wrote a famous diary while she was hiding from the
(15)__________ occupation of the Netherlands during World (16)________ II.
(17)______________: Lillian Steen, Vera White, John Wilson, Neil Dolan and Joseph String,
among others.
(18)_______________ Annes feelings and emotions during the (19)______________ period
of human history. Dont miss it!

Chelsea Theatre
7 Worlds End Place, Kings Road
(20)__________________ SW10 0DR
+44 20 5372 6791
Email: admin@chelseatheatre.org.uk
The office is open Monday to Friday
9.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.

PART 4
You will hear two teenagers talk about their favourite type of music.
Decide if the sentence about each quote is correct or incorrect.
If it is correct, put a tick () in the box under YES. If it is not correct, put a tick () in the
box under NO.
YES NO
21 Sergio cant live without music. ___ ___
22 He only likes rock and rap. ___ ___
23 Since he is Spanish, he prefers Spanish singers. ___ ___
24 Music helps him concentrate when hes studying. ___ ___
25 Caroline only listens to music at home or in the car. ___ ___
26 Music helps her leave her problems behind. ___ ___
27 Her favourite type of music is pop. ___ ___
28 She is a crazy fan of Bruno Mars. ___ ___

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SPEAKING

PART 1
(2/3 minutes)

In this part of the test, youll be asked some personal questions.

Answer the following questions about yourself.
Student A Student B
What is your name? Whats your surname?
How do you spell it? How do you spell it?
Do you like reading? Do you like cinema?
What was the last book you read? What was the last film you saw?
What did you like and dislike about it? What did you like and dislike about it?
Would you recommend it to a friend? Would you recommend it to a friend?

PART 2
(2/3 minutes)
I am going to describe a situation to you.
You have arranged to go to the cinema with a friend at the weekend, but you havent chosen the film
yet. Look at the pictures and talk to your partner about what you should see. Then, take a decision.

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PART 3
(3 minutes)

In this part of the test, youll be asked to talk on your own about a picture/photo.

Student A: Describe your picture in detail. Say what you can see, whos in the picture, what you
think about it, etc.
Student B: Do the same.

PART 4
(3 minutes)

Your pictures showed different types of art. Talk together about your favourite ones and give
reasons.

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ANSWERS PET Test 2
READING
Part 1 (6 x 1 = 6)
Part 2 (5 x 1 = 5)
Part 3 (8 x 1 = 8)
Part 4 (6 x 2 = 12)
Part 5 (10 x 1 = 10)
Part 1
1. C; 2. A; 3. C; 4. B; 5. A; 6. C
Part 2
7. D; 8. A; 9. B; 10. C; 11. F
Part 3
12. I; 13. C; 14. I; 15. C; 16. C; 17. I; 18. C; 19. I
Part 4
20. C; 21. A; 22. B; 23. A; 24. A; 25. C
Part 5
26. A; 27. C; 28. C; 29. B; 30. B; 31. A; 32. B; 33. C;
34. B; 35. A

WRITING
Part 1 (6 x 3 = 18)
Part 2 (16)
Part 3 (25)
Part 1
1. better
2. shouldnt
3. to become
4. chose
5. a few
6. do you want
Part 2
Question 7
Hi! How are you doing? Lets go to the cinema this weekend. There are some good films, especially a comedy with one
of our favourite actors. Guess who We could meet at the ticket office at 9 p.m. Good idea? Tell me what you think.
Part 3
Question 8
A.
Hi, John.
I think you understand why I was so excited It was my first concert and my favourite band. I just cant transmit to you
the feeling. It was overwhelming. They were so good on stage, the sound was terrific and they played for an hour and a
half, both the older songs and the most recent ones. Of course everybody sang along and the atmosphere was great.
Well, there were some little incidents among fans but I was far away, so I felt safe. I recorded some parts, so Ill send
them to you on Facebook. Bye!

B.
The day I decided to be an actress/actor
It was Carnival. I must have been 8 or 9. My friends and I were in my grandmothers attic trying on some costumes. All of
a sudden I decided Lets make a theatre play for the family. Everybody agreed. We went for Cinderela, my favourite
story. We rehearsed for two days. We invited the family and my friends parents to see the play on Carnival Day. It was a
success and everybody greeted me more than the others. I felt so happy! At that moment, my future was shaped

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LISTENING
Part 1 (5 x 2 = 10)
Part 2 (6 x 2,5 = 15)
Part 3 (9 x 1 = 9)
Part 4 (8 x 2 = 16)
Part 1
1. C; 2. B; 3. A; 4. B; 5. B
Part 2
6. A; 7. B; 8. A; 9. B; 10. C; 11. C
Part 3
12. diary; 13. Thursday; 14. April; 15. German; 16. War
17. Starring; 18. Experience; 19. darkest; 20. London
Part 4
21. YES; 22. NO; 23. NO; 24. YES; 25. NO; 26. YES;
27. YES; 28. NO

SPEAKING (SUGGESTIONS)

Part 1
Student 1
My name is (Catarina).
C A T A R I N A.
I like reading but not all types of books.
The last book I read was
I liked (the type of writing) but I didnt like (the end of the story).
I would recommend it to a friend. Maybe he or she would like the end better than I did. / I wouldnt recommend it to a
friend, because I didnt like it very much.

Student 2
My surname is (Pires).
P I R E S.
Yes, I am very fond of cinema. / No, I dont like cinema very much.
The last film I saw was
I liked the (actors performance) but I thought (there wasnt enough action).
I would recommend it to a friend because the actors are very good. / I wouldnt recommend it to a friend because
teenagers like lots of action.

Part 2
Student A: I think we should see a horror movie. I love horror movies.

Student B: Well, maybe you do, but I dont. I am afraid and when I see a horror movie I always have nightmares.

Student A: Youre such a baby. OK, do you prefer a sci-fi movie? Theres one about aliens.

Student B: I dont think so. The people who have seen it didnt like it much. How about that drama of the lost boy?

Student A: I dont like dramas. I cry all the time.

Student B: And I am the baby? Well, we could see a comedy, then.
Student A: OK. I think thats a good idea. We need a good laugh.

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Part 3
Student A: This picture shows an art gallery. There are several paintings on the walls and theres a man admiring them.
I sometimes go to art galleries and museums with my parents. I prefer contemporary painting.

Student B: This picture is set in a theatre. The actors are performing on the stage for an audience that we cant see but
can imagine. Theatre is interesting because there are real people acting in front of you, unlike cinema.

Part 4
Student A: I like all types of art, but I prefer cinema and theatre. I belong to the theatre club in my neighbourhood.

Student B: Really? I didnt know that. I dont like theatre very much. My favourite type of art is painting and my favourite
painter is Picasso.

Student A: I like painting; however, Picasso is too abstract for me. I prefer portraits and landscapes. How about books?
Do you like reading?

Student B: Yes, I do. I prefer adventure and historical books.

Student A: I also like adventures. I usually read the book and then see the movie, if possible.

SCRIPTS LISTENING TEST

Part 1
Steven Spielberg
Filmmaker, director and producer, Steven Allan Spielberg was born on December 18, 1946, in Cincinnati, Ohio. An amateur
filmmaker as a child, Steven Spielberg became one of the youngest television directors for Universal in the late 1960s. A
highly praised television film, Duel (1972), brought him the opportunity to direct for the cinema, and a string of hits have
made him the most commercially successful director of all time.
His films have explored primeval fears, as in Jaws, or expressed childlike wonder at the marvels of this world and
beyond, as in Close Encounters of the Third Kind and ET. Spielberg has also tackled literary adaptations, such as The
Color Purple and Empire of the Sun. He amazed audiences around the world with the adventures of his daredevil hero,
Indiana Jones and his imaginative fantasy in Peter Pan, Hook and Jurassic Park.
His impressive historical films, Schindlers List and Saving Private Ryan, earned him Academy Awards for Best Director.
He also won the Academy Memorial Award in 1987.
Spielberg eventually formed his new studio and he directed many other films. War Horse was the one that won him his
most recent critical acclaim. The movie received six Academy Award nominations.
Married twice, Steven Spielberg has a son from his first marriage to actress Amy Irving. He has five children and two
stepchildren with current wife Kate Capshaw.
http://www.biography.com/people/steven-spielberg-
-9490621#awards-and-honors (abridged)
Part 2
Books or films: whats better?
I went to see Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters. The film was amazing seriously, it blew me away. It was so, so much
better than its prequel, Percy Jackson & The Olympians: Lightning Thief, and stuck so much closer to the book
something that obviously made me exceptionally happy.
The people who worked on the film they got a lot of things right. They got the characters, the world, the creatures, the
feel all right. They changed the plot, of course, and missed various things out, adding others in their place. But this didnt
matter. Percy Jackson: The Sea of Monsters was absolutely stunning.
So, why am I so obsessed with the things they changed? Why am I so much more in love with the book than with the
film?
The same thing happened with The Hunger Games. They got almost everything exactly right, but it still it didnt have

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the same feel to it. The suspense and emotion just didnt project from page to the screen.
Films they can do a lot of things. They can bring whole worlds to life before our eyes, make characters into living
people. They can have us on the edge of our seats as vicious battle scenes are fought right before us, have us sobbing
over a death, a heartbreak or smiling with joy. And yet
They just dont have the same inclusion that books have. Youre merely an observer: you arent feeling everything the
character feels, arent reading every single one of their innermost thoughts, all of their doubts and fears and hopes. Books?
Books let you feel everything, know everything and LIVE everything. With a book, you can be the hero or the villain. You can
be an alien, an angel, a god. You can be in love, you can hate, you can triumph, you can lose. You can be anything and
everything. There are no limits. No restrictions. Nothing is impossible.
Thats why books are always better.
http://www.theguardian.com/books/2013/nov/06/discussion-books-better-than-films-adaptations (abridged)
Part 3
The Diary of Anne Frank
Chelsea Theatre presents the play The Diary of Anne Frank. The performances will take place every Thursday and
Saturday, at 9 p.m., during the month of April. Famous actors are starring, like Lillian Steen, Vera White, John Wilson,
Neil Dolan and Joseph String, among others.
They all contribute to telling the incredible story of a young girl who wrote a famous diary while she was hiding from the
German occupation of the Netherlands during World War II.
Experience Annes feelings and emotions during the darkest period of human history. Dont miss it!
You can see this unforgettable play at
Chelsea Theatre 7 Worlds End Place, Kings Road, London SW10 0DR
Contact us through the phone number + 44 20 5372 6791 or the email admin@chelseatheatre.org.uk
Tickets will be available in our office from Monday to Friday 9.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.
Part 4
Favourite types of music
Sergio
I love music and Id said that Id be extremely bored if music didnt exist.
My favourite type of music is pop music but I also like rock, rap and dance music.
Music makes me happy and gives me energy. My favourite rock group is Linkin Park and one of my favourite songs is
Numb. Since Im Spanish, I like listening to Melendi or Dani Martin but I prefer English-
-language singers, like One Republic, Avicii. Bruno Mars and Macklemore.
I listen to music every time I can. I listen to music when I get up, go to school, even when I do my homework, because it
helps me concentrate.
Definitely I love music.
Caroline
Music is very important for me, and I listen to it all the time (in the car, doing my homework, when Im with friends) and
if I dont listen to music, I sing songs. I love singing. Music makes me forget my problems and feel better. Some songs
make me cry, others make me laugh My favourite kind of music is pop music, and mostly its English pop music. I also
like black voices. I dont have a favourite singer and I am not a fan of anybody, but the singer I like best is probably
Bruno Mars. Other singers I like are Taylor Swift, Rihanna and Avicci. My favourite song is When I was your man, by
Bruno Mars.
Carla
https://mmolinerrisenga.wordpress.com/2014/03/06/favourite-types-of-music/ (abridged and slightly adapted)

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