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Fletcher's Grove
Known for their high-energy shows, the grupp mixes a fierce rhythmic foundation, dual guitar solos, and an Appalachian tinged mix of genres that makes standing still nearly impossible. bygd focusing on musical intricacy and creating seamless spontanitet, Fletcher’s Grove has captured the imaginations of thousands in the Mountain State and beyond.
Fletcher's Grove has hit the festival season's hard playing festivals like All Good Music Festival, Hookahville, Summer Camp Music Festival, The Werk Out Music Festival, Highland sylt, Kind Roots, Hookahnanny, Hookah in the Hills, Masquerade Ball, Camp Barefoot, WV State Fair, Mon Arts Festival, Woodlands Spring Jubilee, Live on the skyddsvall, Recipe Family Cookout, and Halloween Masquerade Ball.
Fletcher's Grove plays over 100 shows and festivals a year, sharing the scen and line-up with bands such as Furthur, Primus, Yonder Mountain String grupp, Umphree's McGee, Dark Star Orchestra, Gov't Mule, Rusted Root, Papadosi
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Harvey Fletcher
Harvey Fletcher, né le à Provo dans l'Utah et mort le dans la même ville, est un physicienacousticienaméricain. Il a contribué à l'essor de la psychoacoustique à travers ses études sur la perception de la parole et la sonie, mais a également mené des travaux en électronique, en acoustique et en physique atomique.
Biographie
[modifier | modifier le code]Harvey Fletcher a fait ses études à l'université Brigham Young. Il réalisa une thèse à l'université de Chicago sur la mesure de la charge de l'électron, sous la direction de Robert Andrews Millikan.
Après son doctorat, il obtint une chaire à l'université Brigham Young, qu'il quitta en 1916 pour travailler au sein de l'entreprise Western Electric puis des Laboratoires Bell. Ses connaissances en électronique et en physique l'amenèrent à travailler sur le développement de la téléphonie puis, logiquement, à s'intéresser à la psychoacoustique et à la perception de la parole.
Contributions à la psychoacoustiqu
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Francis Fletcher
For the circumnavigator, see Francis Fletcher (clergyman).
American pioneer in Oregon
Francis Fletcher | |
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Francis Fletcher | |
| Born | March 1, 1814 (1814-03) Allerston, Yorkshire, England |
| Died | October 7, 1871 (1871-10-08) (aged 57) Dayton, Oregon |
| Burial place | Brookside Cemetery, Dayton, Oregon |
| Nationality | Naturalized U.S. citizen |
| Occupation | Farmer |
| Known for | Early Oregon Trail Pioneer; Voted for the Oregon Provisional Government at Champoeg |
Francis Fletcher (March 1, 1814 – October 7, 1871) was a prominent pioneer of the U.S. state of Oregon and a member of the Peoria Party.[1][2]
Biography
[edit]Born in Allerston, Yorkshire, England, he immigrated with his parents, William and Mary Fletcher and four brothers, to Nassagaweya Township, Ontario, Canada in 1825. Moving as a young man to Peoria, Illinois he joined the Oregon Dragoons and traveled overland on what was to become the Oregon