elective (Noun) Something that is option or that may be elected, especially a course of tertiary study. elective (Adjective) Of, or pertaining to voting or elections. elective (Adjective) That involves a choice between options; optional or discretionary. My insurance wouldn't pay for the operation because it was elective surgery.
the mellotron is an electro mechanical polyphonic tape replay keyboard originally developed and built in birmingham england in 1963it evolved from a similar instrument the chamberlin but could be mass produced more effectivelyroduction of the mellotron ceased in 1986 but it regained popularity in the 1990s and was used by several notable bands this led to the resurrection of the original manufacturer streetly electronics
First, melodrama refers to a specific theatrical genre that emerged in Europe, especially France and England, during the late eighteenth century and became extremely popular during the nineteenth century.The term was originally used by Jean Jacques Rousseau (1712â1778) to describe his play Pygmalion (1770).t was in such theaters that a new form of entertainment started to emerge that combined music, dance, drama, and older folk entertainment forms such as pantomime, circus, and harlequinade in ever more sophisticated and spectacular forms. Thus the melodrama was born.