2. A Multimedia Presentation Monty Paul RGSE University of Southampton

3. Multimedia Sounds, pictures, videoclips and animations can all be added to make your presentation interesting. Enjoy!

4. The Fender Stratocaster revolutionised modern music Click to listen The ‘Strat’ has probably influenced modern music more than any other guitar. Designed by Leo Fender in the 50’s, it has changed little. It is still widely used by players of all styles. Noted ‘Strat’ users include Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, the Vaughan brothers and Buddy Guy - to name but a few !

5. The Gibson Les Paul, with one of the fastest necks in the business Click to listen Gibson got guitarist Les Paul to design this model for them to compete with the Fender Stratocaster. The Les Paul is one of the best guitars money can buy.

6. Steel string guitar The steel string guitar is essentially acoustic, but is often electrified. It has a special sound of its own and is used by players of all styles

7. The Gibson LS electric guitar Another quality guitar from the Gibson stable

8. Classical guitar with nylon strings This classical guitar is sometimes called a Spanish guitar. It is often the first guitar bought by aspirant guitarists

9. A few guitar styles... Jazz guitarist Wes Montgomery Blues guitarist Albert King Flamenco guitar

10. Jimi Hendrix Having made his name in Europe, Jimi Hendrix burst on to the American scene at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival, capturing the crowd with the force of both his music and his stage presence. A true genius and innovator on the rock guitar, Hendrix expanded rock’s horizons with his blazing electric guitar pyrotechnics and erotic performance style. "Jimi Hendrix," Microsoft® Encarta® 96 Encyclopedia. © 1993-1995 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

11. Banjo - quick finger picking Banjo The banjo is a descendant of the African long-necked lute, a musical instrument that slaves brought to the United States from Africa during the 17th century. The banjo, played by plucking, strumming, or finger- picking the strings, is common now in American folk and bluegrass music. Here the musician plays a traditional song on a five-string Gibson RB-800 banjo. Click to listen

12. Rock ‘n Roller Little Richard

13. Bob Marley - Reggae man Bob Marley The Jamaican musician Bob Marley first became known as one of the leaders of reggae music in the late 1960s. His music contains social, political, and humanistic messages. This song, “Get Up, Stand Up”, urges social activism. By the time of his death in 1981, Marley had become the foremost reggae musician in the world. Click to listen

14. Edge of Darkness, Eric Clapton (24 Nights – Royal Albert Hall, 1990&91, Disc 2 cut 7)

15. The incomparable Dizzy Gillespie Click to listen

16. Ella Fitzgerald Jazz Singer Ella Fitzgerald The popular jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald began her career in 1934 as vocalist with Chick Webb’s swing band. After Webb’s death, Fitzgerald took over the band and later embarked on a solo career. She earned the title “First lady of Song” because her silken voice and smooth mellow tone were unparalleled. Fitzgerald’s position in popular music is unique in that she is able to move freely between jazz and pop styles. Her jazz interpretations are coloured with the tint of blues and complex intonation, while her performance of pop ballads are intimate and inviting. Click to listen

17. Sound plus picture...

18. Movie from Ancient Lands Click on the box above to see the movie

19. Another animation from MS Ancient Lands

20. A video clip from MS Oceans Click on pic to see video

21. Acknowledgements All media, apart from pic of Eric Clapton and sound track ‘Edge of Darkness’ (Eric Clapton) from Microsoft Encarta 96 CD.