Giveaway: How Music Works [Closed]
Thanks to Hachette Books I have 3 copies of How Music Works by John Powell to give away to my readers. I’m reading this now and will have my review posted soon.
Description from the publisher.
How Music Works by John Powell
The Science and Psychology of Beautiful Sounds, from Beethoven to the Beatles and Beyond
Category: Music, Non-Fiction
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company
Publish Date: Novemberr 2010
Pages: 272
What makes a musical note different from any other sound? How can you tell if you have perfect pitch? Why do 10 violins sound only twice as loud as one? Do your Bob Dylan albums sound better on CD or vinyl? John Powell, a scientist and musician, answers these questions and many more in HOW MUSIC WORKS, an intriguing and original guide to acoustics. In a clear, accessible, and engaging voice, Powell fascinates the reader with his delightful descriptions of the science and psychology lurking beneath the surface of music.
About The Author
John Powell holds a PhD in physics from Imperial College at London University. He has taught physics at the University of Nottingham and the University of Lulea in Sweden. In 2003, he earned a master’s degree in music composition from the University of Sheffield in Great Britain.
How to enter the Giveaway:
- Contest is open to US addresses only, no PO Boxes. Contest runs through December 12th.
- To enter leave a comment.
- For an extra entry promote the giveaway by posting a link on your blog, sidebar is ok, or tweet on twitter. Include the link in your comment.
- Max 2 entries.
I will draw 3 random winners on December 13th. Be sure to leave an email address so that I can contact you if you win. Winners will have 48 hours to respond with a mailing address.






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Interesting review and I’d love to read the book.
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I’m in — This sounds fabulous, L! xo
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I’d love to read this and so would my husband.
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This definitely sounds interesting and I would love to be entered.
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I’m a huge music lover–this book is right up my alley!
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I am interested in the science of music. Thanks for the chance to win this book. 🙂
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This sounds intriguing. I’ve been a band/choir geek all my life and have a parent with perfect pitch, so it would be awesome to win. 😀
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I’d like to win this book.
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