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Authors: Lexy Timms
Whisky Melody: Rock Star Romance, New Adult College Romance (Tennessee Romance Book 2)
Whisky Melody
Book 2
Tennessee Series
By
Lexy Timms
Copyright 2016 by Lexy Timms
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Contents
From Best Selling Author, Lexy Timms comes a new adult rock star romance.
Whisky Lullaby is gearing up for the Rock Star Royale competition. Each time they take the stage, the band grows more confident that they have an actual chance at succeeding. Things are heating up between Ashley and Logan, too, which couldn’t be better.
Everything seems to be going at racing speeds, but life in the fast lane can sometimes end up in an awful crash-collision.
When secrets, misunderstandings, and the fast lifestyle threaten to tear the band apart, can Logan hold everyone together? How much can his relationship with Ashley take before it begins to tear apart at its fragile seams?
Is the risk of falling worth everything?
Find out in
Whisky Melody
.
Little Lion Man by Mumford and Sons
The Cave by Mumford and Sons
Stubborn Love by The Lumineers
Home by Edward Shape & the Magnetic Zeros
Bridge by Boy and Bear
Rolling in the Deep by Adele
Rather Be by Clean Bandit
Eleanor Rigby by the Beatles
Clair de Lune by Claude Debussy
Autumn by Antonio Vivaldi
Accelerando- Italian word that means to play faster, music will pick up speed at an increasing rate.
Accompaniment- A part of an additional performer to support and enhance a musical piece.
Air- A tune or melody for an instrument.
Aria- A song performed in an opera.
Allemande- A German dance from the Baroque era performed in 4/4 time and of moderate speed and tempo.
Anthem- A short vocal composition for a full choir. A song full of pride and soul.
Arabesque- Elaborate piano pieces of the early 19
th
or 20
th
centuries in the style of Claude Debussy.
Ballad- A folk song with four pieces from the 14
th
and 15
th
centuries.
Beat- The pulse of the music.
Brass- Brass section of the orchestra that features instruments such as trumpets, trombones, tubas and French horns.
Brio- An introduction to a piece that is played with brilliance and fire.
Cello- A member of the string instrumental family, and provides one of the deepest tones from a string instrument.
Chord- the Simultaneous sound of two or more notes.
Clef- The five lines used in musical notation.
Duet- A musical piece for two performers.
Fiddle- A folk instrument with an earthy tone.
Fuocoso- To play with passion, fiery.
Grave- To play slow and solemn.
Harmony- The flow of two or more notes in a song.
Hymn- A song of praise.
Interlude- Music between acts.
Jig- A lively dance.
Metronome- A device that helps a musician time beats.
Note- A single sound of music.
Octave- The interval of an eighth, which jumps from a high note to a low note, or vice versa.
Quartet- Composition for four musicians.
Rhapsody- A work free in form and inspiration.
Sonata- Music that is to be played rather than sung.