Traditional or folk music, a style of music transmitted from the past to younger generation, is in danger of going extinct.  As this type of music can tell us a lot about different cultures, it is essential to preserve it. There are some ways to do so. For example, some researcher transcribe old music so that it can be played by modern musicians. While some  other try to record  music played by local people out of a studio to document the  live performance. In addition, some collectors try to preserve music by collecting some  older format of music  such as  cassette tapes and gramophone discs.  However, Today,  it may seem easy to preserve  a piece of music  by different ways of uploading and sharing and downloading which are available on the Internet.

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I am reading a passage on the origination of the idiom "once in a blue moon". It is very interesting that it is called blue moon not because of its color but because of the rarity of occurring two full moons in a calendar month.Nevertheless, there might be some references to a natural phenomenon in which a volcano erupts and its particles in the atmosphere causes the moon looks blue.

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Hello everyone Which one is correct? " I am not in the mood for a dessert" or " I am not in the mood for dessert" Is dessert a countable noun?