2005 COURSE

Last Name	Preferred	Ext.	Email Address	Paper 1 (Sound)	Paper 2 (Favorite Song)	Song File	Instrument Project
Ash	Adrian	2154	aash@sewanee.edu	Here, There, And Everywhere In Between	Postage	.	CookieTinTar
Beckmann	Drew	2136	jbeckman@sewanee.edu	The Invisible Force	As We Speak	.	3-string Fretless Banjo
Bonner	Wilson	2135	wbonner@sewanee.edu	How We Enjoy Music	.	.	Vistar Pipe
Dougherty	Carson	2153	edougher@sewanee.edu	A Sound Journey	"They" by Jem	CarsonSong	Chimes Piano
Fisher	Richard	2162	rfisher@sewanee.edu	Sound and the Cello	Bach's Prelude to the Cello Suite No. 1	RichardSong	Trombone Water Flute
Floyd	Harrison	2162	hfloyd@sewanee.edu	What is Sound?	Only in dreams	Only in dreams	Electric Musical Saw
Hendershott	Zach	2147	zhenders@sewanee.edu	The Pleasures of Sound and Music	Terrapin Station	.	Kalimba
Livingston	Elliott	2135	elivings@sewanee.edu	Sound Production and Propagation	Dancing Nanies	.	Dulcimer
Mitcham	Christina	2127	cmitcham@sewanee.edu	Poor in Color - Rich in Sound	Say the Words	ChristinaSong	Upright "Futatsu-koto"
Nofi	Kevin	2132	knofi@sewanee.edu	The Function of Sound	Animal Behavior	KevinSong	Thumb Piano
Peets	Ryan	2136	rpeets@sewanee.edu	The Silent Science Behind Sound	Porch Song	RyanSong	Doodle-Bass
Renehan	Jack	2132	jrenehan@sewanee.edu	The Nature and Attraction of Sound	Amsterdam	.	Basic Guitar
Rocca	Kendra	2127	krocca@sewanee.edu	Sound	Bohemian Rhapsody	KendraSong	The Tute: T-shaped flute

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2004 COURSE

"The Sound and the Fury", Christian Crouch

"The Power of Music", Sarah Swift

"The Sounds of An Orchestra", Lydia N. Orr

"How Sound Works: Production and Propagation", Ross Blankenship