Statesboro
Blues
Blues
Statesboro's most famous song was written by him
Blind Willie McTell
French Word for "Traveling Musician"
Troubadour
Say What? This composer lived from 1770 to 1827 and was considered the bridge between the "Classical" and "Romantic" period
Beethoven
Chris' Halloween Costume in 1978
The Devil
This GSU president holds the record for the tallest and the biggest Stevie Ray Vaughn Fan
Bruce Grube
This artist recorded a version of Statesboro Blues that incorporated the "Boogie Woogie" blues style in 1969
Taj Mahal
This GSU Music History Professor is famous for his suspenders and bow ties
Gregory Harwood
This composer's famous work "Mars, the bringer of war" was used as a placeholder for the score during the Death Star Run in Star Wars
Gustav Holst
This costume manufacturer was named after the town in Pennsylvania where they set up shop
Collegeville
This president asked for the pronunciation of Verde's Opera "La Traviata" before announcing to a crowded ballroom that "It was his favorite"
The Most Famous recording of this song is by this group on the album "Live at Filmore East"
The Allman Brothers
When a composer writes this in the score "FF", they are expressing this Italian phrase
Fortissimo
While not played in the movie "Tombstone", "Nocturne in Eb" is one of the many famous nocturnes by this "effin" composer
Frederick Chopin
This famous Halloween Costume Maker out of Brooklyn made cheap costumes consisting of Vinyl Smocks and vacuformed masks. They ruled the 80's!
Ben Cooper
The GSU President that is also an opera singer
Marrero
This 1960's folk singer's song "Blind Willie McTell" was recorded by the Band and then later picked up by none other than.... himself!
Bob Dylan
This type of chord has a root, third, 7th, and a 13th
13th Chord
Little Wing's Composer also has a Pladd Dot Award named after his famous composition
Jimi Hendrix
This type of "rubber" material began to replace vacuformed masks in the late 70's and early 80's to become a Halloween favorite, still around today
Latex
GSU's first female president also played the flute
Jean Bartels
This Blues Style in the original "Statesboro Blues" shares the same name with a mountain range in the Southeastern United States
Piedmont
This book is the opposite of a fake book. And some say Chick Corea wrote the whole thing!
The Real Book
Her live recording of "Waltz for Debbie" showed her smoking a cigarette while singing. Years later she would die in a house fire due to smoking in bed
Monica Zetterlund
Not to be confused with computer chips, this material offers a more natural fleshy feeling to modern halloween masks. But don't go shopping just yet - they aren't cheap!
Silicone
This GSU presidential nickname also became a guitar amplifier
"Mean Jean"