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Students can see if a city in their area has a skyline photo on the site, or draw the skyline in their community. However, this site is about more than technology. Also covered are ideas for promoting the learning of French and information on Le Grand Concours AATF French Contest. Here's a colorful vertical timeline that presents each age of the classical period with links to audio files which play examples for the listener. There is also a search tool with which you can search for artists, songs or keywords from the classical era.