Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two (1892)) - Harry Dacre (arranged by Tamawari)

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What were the differences between Homo saipiens and Neanderthals?

H. sapiens had slimmer and taller bodies and better at crafting

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What did early Homo sapiens craft flues from?

Bone

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When did Homo sapiens first arrive onto Asia?

80,000 to 60,000 years ago

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When did the first Homo sapiens reach Europe?

40,000 years ago

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When did Neanderthals go extinct?

25,000 years ago

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When did Homo sapiens reach North America?

15,000 years ago

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When did humans domesticate horses?

5,000 - 4,000 BCE

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When did humans domesticate camels?

2,000 BCE

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When did Paul Salopek undergo his Migratory project?

January 2013

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How many miles long is the migration pathway that Homo sapiens took from Africa to South America?

24,000 miles

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Where did Paul Salopek start his journey?

Herto Bouri, Ethiopia

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Why did Paul Salopek decide to start in Herto Bouri, Ethiopia?

The earliest humans subspecies was discovered there

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How old is the “Herto man” fossil?

160,000 years old

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Where will Paul Salopek’s journey end?

Tierra del Fuego

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What is the name of the journey that Paul Salopek undertook?

Out of Eden Walk

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What magazine posts periodic updates of Paul Salopek’s journey?

National Geographic

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How long did Paul Salopek initially think would take to complete the journey?

7 years

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What did camels become known as across the Middle East and western Asia?

Ships of the desert

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Where is ancient Uruk located?

Modern day Iraq

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How old are the three oldest pieces of evidence in regards to the wheel?

3500 to 3350 BCE

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What is located in ancient Uruk that points to the invention of the wheel?

Images of wagons on clay tablets

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What is located in Flintbek, Germany that points to the invention of the wheel?

Wagon ruts(tracks) in the ground

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What is located in Bronocice, Poland that points to the invention of the wheel?

An image of a wheeled vehicle on a pot

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What is the exact date that Baron von Drais displayed his new innovation to locals?

June 12, 1817

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Where did Baron von Drais showcase his new innovation?

Mannheim, Germany

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Who created the first innovation that resembled a bicycle?

Baron von Drais

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How would a person ride a dandyhorse?

Using legs to push vehicle forward

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How far was Baron von Drais able to travel using his dandyhorse?

14 kilometers in under an hour

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What is 14 kilometers in miles?

8.7 miles

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Who created the dandyhorse?

Baron von Drais

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Who would later first improve upon the dandyhorse?

Kirkpatrick Macmillian

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What nationality is Kirkpatrick Macmillan?

Scottish

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What occupation does Kirkpatrick Macmillan have?

Blacksmith

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When did Kirkpatrick Macmillan improve on the dandyhorse?

1839

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What did Kirkpatrick Macmillan do to the dandyhorse?

Allow the rider to pedal it

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Who were the next innovators to improve upon the dandyhorse?

Pierre Michaux and Pierre Lallement

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What did Michaux and Lallement call their machine?

Velocipede

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What did many people call Michaux and Lallement’s machine?

Boneshaker

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How did Michaux and Lallement improve on the dandyhorse?

Put pedals on front wheel

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When was a high wheeler design of Michaux and Lallement’s machine developed?

1870s

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What is the nickname of the high-wheeler design?

Penny-farthing

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What does penny-farthing refer to?

British coins being different in diameter

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What was the front wheel’s diameter of the penny-farthing?

5 feet

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What was the rear wheel’s diameter of the penny-farthing?

16 inches

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What other nickname is there for the penny-farthing?

Widow-maker

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How did the penny-farthing gain its widow-maker nickname?

People got injured from falling up so high

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Who built the first commercially successful safety bicycle?

John Kemp Starley

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When was the first commerically successful safety bicycle made?

1885

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What did John Kemp Starley call his safety bicycle?

Rover

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How many people joined the League of American Wheelmen by the end of the 19th century?

100,000

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How many people can ride on the tandem bicycle?

2

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When did tandem bicycles first appear?

1880s

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WHen did Daisy Bell release?

1892

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When did the iron/wooden wheels of bicycles start switching to rubber?

1890s

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What is Harry Dacre’s real name?

Frank Dean

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What is the pen name of Frank Dean?

Harry Dacre

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What inspired Harry Dacre to write the song Daisey Bell?

When they arrived to New York, Dacre’s bicycle was under import duties, and then a friend joked that a tandem bicycle would make you pay two times more

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What is an alternate theory as to Daisy Bells’ creation?

Dacre already had a piece about a “donkey-cart built for two” and then changed it for the American audience

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What entertainer brought Daisy Bell to become a hit in the U.S. and later the UK?

Katie Lawrence

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What recording did Kate Charney make of Daisy Bell?

Sarah or A Donkey Cart Built for Two

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Why did Weird Al Yankovic record a version of Daisy Bell in 2014?

Support music education in poor schools

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What form is Daisy Bell in?

Verse-chorus

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Where is Bell Laboratories located?

Murray Hill, New Jersey

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What computer did Bell Laboratories use to synthesize speech for the first time?

IBM 704

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What film would Arthur C. Clarke later work on after being inspired by a visit at Bell Labs?

2001: A Space Odyssey

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What is the computer’s name in 2001: A Space Odyssey?

HAL 9000

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Who does HAL 9000 offer to sing Daisy to in 2001: A Space Odyssey?

Dave Bowman

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Who was HAL 9000’s initial programmer in 2001:A Space Odyssey?

Mr. Langley

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What line does HAL 9000 open with when singing Daisy in 2001: A Space Odyssey?

Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer, do

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Who created the arrangement of Daisy Bell that is our selected work?

Hiroshi Tamawari

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What software can emulate synthetic computer sounds from the past?

Chipspeech

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How does Tamawari’s arrangement of Daisy Bell open?

Wordless statement of chorus melody using timbre of IBM 704

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What other timbres does Tamawari use besides the IBM 704?

Vocorder and Cyber Diva

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Who developed the vocoder?

Bell Labs

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When was the vocoder first developed?

1937

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At what time is the Daisy Bell chorus performed by the IBM 704 alone in Tamawari’s arrangement?

1:39

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At what time is the Daisy Bell chorus performed by the IBM 704 and Cyber Diva in Tamawari’s arrangement?

2:41

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How does the final chorus happen in Tamawari’s arrangement?

IBM 704 sings melody, lyrical Cyber Diva signs in harmony

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What effect does Tamawari employ to make the Cyber Diva sound a bit more human?

Puts vibrato on “bell”

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What verse does the Cyber Diva sing without the vocoder in Tamawari’s arrangement ?

Verse 2

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What verse is the Cyber Diva programmed to sound more human in Tamawari’s arrangement?

Verse 3

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What is melismatic text setting?

One syllable is set to multiple pitches in the melody

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What helps the human qualities to be more emphasized in Verse 3?

Melismatic text setting

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What Christmas carol features a well-known example of a melisma?

Angels We Have Heard on High

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What syllable features the melisma in the refrain “Gloria in excelsis” of Angels We Have Heard on High?

Glo

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What meter is the first wordless chorus in?

Triple meter

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What are the words that are sung that are bicycle themed puns?

Tandem, Pedling, Lamps, Bright Lights