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* Music * Predictions / discussion / aftermath (One thread please)
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Mountainlad wrote: »Sorry I meant excerpt one
Ok, that makes more sense:D. . .accordion. . .Tony MacMahon I believe. . .doesn't matter what type of accordion you say, they'll give it to ya either way, as long as you don't say musette. . .not a concertina, though. . .0 -
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WOOOOOOOP!! Summer babaaay Music was bea-utiful.. messed up the harmony question with timing and forgot to put in the flats.. :mad: ugh finished nonetheless! It'd be fine for only its the easiest question on the whole course :pac: Hope to land me an A2. that'd be quite nice
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Well the only thing is, neither of them used words, so I don't know if it would count or notI called program music word painting, my mind just went blank. Tell me they wouldn't penalise me too much for this?
What did they mean when they asked what kind of recitative it was? I said Tenor Recitative, only because I recognised the voice as tenor, and basically said the description was that it was modal, with a tenor voice, representing the lonlieness of the song.0 -
Well the only thing is, neither of them used words, so I don't know if it would count or not
What did they mean when they asked what kind of recicative it was? I said Tenor Recictative, only because I recognised the voice as tenor, and basically said the description was that it was modal, with a tenor voice, representing the lonlieness of the song.
...right. Well, here's hoping!0 -
It's not fair that the trad fans get such an advantage over the non-trad fans :P
Na-ah! Coming from a trad background, I had to learn how to write in the bass clef, learn all the different composing/instrumental styles, learning the set works with no previous experience of music written as such, I mean an 80 page tune?
And I can never tell between half the classical instruments! Personally I think that the classical backgrounded pplz have the biggest advantage - maybe even 175/200 compared to trad 25/200! Just my opinion! Rant críochnaithe 0 -
What did they mean when they asked what kind of recitative it was? I said Tenor Recitative, only because I recognised the voice as tenor, and basically said the description was that it was modal, with a tenor voice, representing the lonlieness of the song.
Well, i put down recitative secco(dry) and my explanation was that it had very scarce accompaniment, which is true! i hope :pac:
But who knows, your explanation should merit you an attempt at least 0 -
michaelm82803 wrote: »Well, i put down recitative secco(dry) and my explanation was that it had very scarce accompaniment, which is true! i hope :pac:
But who knows, your explanation should merit you an attempt at least
Yeah michael, that's spot on. We looked over that piece in class the day before so I was delighted with it 0 -
And then there's the people without a trad OR classical background.Na-ah! Coming from a trad background, I had to learn how to write in the bass clef, learn all the different composing/instrumental styles, learning the set works with no previous experience of music written as such, I mean an 80 page tune?
And I can never tell between half the classical instruments! Personally I think that the classical backgrounded pplz have the biggest advantage - maybe even 175/200 compared to trad 25/200! Just my opinion! Rant críochnaithe
We're pretty much f***ed so.0
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