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Leaving Cert 2011/2012
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anybody?
What exactly are you looking for?
There's a lot of choice in the construction paper, download the marking schemes and make your notes around the answers, I remember question 6 was the same almost every year.
If you know your drawings question 1 is fine, and the U values is a guaranteed qustion. So that's 3, and you only have to answer 5!0 -
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Right guys..I've a problem!
I suffer big time from tonsillitis 3-4 times a year..Was at a specialist about getting them out and he said next time I have it to ring him..Next time being now, the day I go back to school! I don't know whether to get them out or hold on until after the LC as I've to do last year & this years work, and I don't want to be missing 2 weeks of school. What do ye think I should do?? 0 -
ChemHickey wrote: »My violin pieces so far are
1) Chanson de matin ( elgar- easy enough piece to settle me in)
2) Danse Macabre (Saint Saens)
3) Schindlers List (John Williams)
4) Four Seasons (vivaldi - either spring 1, summer 1 or winter 1)
5) Air on a g string (Bach)
6) Not certain yet..
(possibly bolero by Hubay) << Any suggestions??
Maybe Flight of the Bumblebee, nice and easy to finish
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Right guys..I've a problem!
I suffer big time from tonsillitis 3-4 times a year..Was at a specialist about getting them out and he said next time I have it to ring him..Next time being now, the day I go back to school! I don't know whether to get them out or hold on until after the LC as I've to do last year & this years work, and I don't want to be missing 2 weeks of school. What do ye think I should do??
Oh man thats really coincidental! We were tlakingbout that today in biology and how doctors are trying to stop taking out peoples tonsils unless they are a recurring symptom as they help prevent other infections etc... but if you are anxious about them, Id say get them out.. It is only the first few months of LC.. Even just wait til Hallowe'en or New years and be off school to get them done!!
@ThatHandsomeDevil.... I think that piece would be more of a Junior Cert Practical standard.... :L0 -
ChemHickey wrote: »Anyone here do Music? What are ye goiing to do for the 2012 Practical?? :L
4 on tin whistle, 4 music tech................music tech is so easy I'm amazed it actually counts as an instrument !
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PictureFrame wrote: »The comparative i'm doing is Dancing at Lughnasa, How many miles to Babylon and Inside i'm dancing!
Subjects: Irish, English, Maths, French, Business, Music, Geography, Economics, LCVP!
Were doing the same comparatives ! all three are covered in the book English Key notes it's really helpful and cheap enough 0 -
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Eoin Cunniffe 94 wrote: »Were doing the same comparatives ! all three are covered in the book English Key notes it's really helpful and cheap enough
great book....I'd recommend buying it even if your not doing these exact comparatives...I'm doing Sive instead of how many miles to babylon and this is the best book I bought last year......great poetry notes too!0 -
4 on tin whistle, 4 music tech................music tech is so easy I'm amazed it actually counts as an instrument !
What is Music Tech exactly? I do music outside school so I have no choice in options like that.. ?
Anyone doing "The Kite Runner", "Lamb", "I'm not Scared"<-(Italian Film - "Io non Ho Paura") for their comparitives?? Anyone doing any of the above?? :? 0 -
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ChemHickey wrote: »What is Music Tech exactly? I do music outside school so I have no choice in options like that.. ?
Anyone doing "The Kite Runner", "Lamb", "I'm not Scared"<-(Italian Film - "Io non Ho Paura") for their comparitives?? Anyone doing any of the above?? :?
It's just copying sheet music into some music software called Sibelius......As in you type the note and press a number to pick the note value............a monkey could do it.......... 0 -
fleeflyfloflum wrote: »Said I'd drop in, starting back tomorrow :rolleyes:
I'm doing the Kite Runner!
Ya? how do you find it? I strted back to school on friday there ... I hated the Kite runner.... I prefered the film version of it!! :L Any notes or anything on it? Im buying the study guie online for it because i just did not like it! :L:(It's just copying sheet music into some music software called Sibelius......As in you type the note and press a number to pick the note value............a monkey could do it..........
Really?? :O That sounds easier than playing pieces!!!! Id so do that instead! :L I have used music software too! :L But im gonna stick with my pieces.. Which is your favourite set work#/ :pac:0 -
I thought it was ok, usually don't like whatever book is picked by the school but it turned out better than I thought. We have some orange book with a few notes on it, but we only really finished it a few days before the Summer Holidays so we haven't really got the analysis bits done yet...though sometimes our teacher just leaves that bit up to us, which is ok until I see all the notes some people have on things that I have less than an A4 page for!
I haven't seen the film yet, I'll put that on the to-do list!0 -
ChemHickey wrote: »Anyone here do Music? What are ye goiing to do for the 2012 Practical?? :L
4 on tin whistle and 4 on piano i think 0 -
ChemHickey wrote: »Ya? how do you find it? I strted back to school on friday there ... I hated the Kite runner.... I prefered the film version of it!! :L Any notes or anything on it? Im buying the study guie online for it because i just did not like it! :L:(
Really?? :O That sounds easier than playing pieces!!!! Id so do that instead! :L I have used music software too! :L But im gonna stick with my pieces.. Which is your favourite set work#/ :pac:
Probably bohemian rhapsody....haven't done tchaikovsky yet.....Gerald Barry was just awful.....I just don't see the appeal of that piece....you?coffeelover wrote: »4 on tin whistle and 4 on piano i think
What are your tin whistle pieces like?0 -
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fleeflyfloflum wrote: »I thought it was ok, usually don't like whatever book is picked by the school but it turned out better than I thought. We have some orange book with a few notes on it, but we only really finished it a few days before the Summer Holidays so we haven't really got the analysis bits done yet...though sometimes our teacher just leaves that bit up to us, which is ok until I see all the notes some people have on things that I have less than an A4 page for!
I haven't seen the film yet, I'll put that on the to-do list!
Ya? Cool, I have no notes on it at all!!! :L We are far behind in english i think compared to the other schools in our county.. :L Liek we only have the Kite runner, hamlet in some detail , 3 poets (Kavanagh heaney and frost) and work on paper 1 done... loads left to do!! :LProbably bohemian rhapsody....haven't done tchaikovsky yet.....Gerald Barry was just awful.....I just don't see the appeal of that piece....you?
Ya? Well, I loved all the set works (even Barry <SHOCK> ) Hahah... I knwo wahtyou may think.. IS HE DEAF? But no... I didnt liek it at first but I have been listening to it quite a lot since before the start of 5th year so I am used to it now and I do find some musical genius in there somewhere!! I liek most of it.. L: Just he can be a bit painful at times with those stupid C2+D3 phases or sumthing like that!! Tchaicovsky is amazing.. My favourite probably... :L But id say its everyones favourite! Just lovely music and easy to work on and to like everything is appealing about that piece!! :L
Anyone else think it is a bit strange they dont have that mad dictation from Junior cert on the Leaving cert course?? :L I know it is incorporated in the Set work questions but... yano? Its weird there isnt liek a 16 bar dictation question! :L0 -
The Gerald Barry piece is horrible! It's just noise!
Ah now.... Its not just noise... :L In close detail, the canonic response is fugue like and is quite a spectacular feat of musicality.... but, in saying that.... a canon in quavers (even semi's at points) is not the most consanant msuic... :L But I like it... There is something to it... Like Marmite.... But I dont like marmite... 0 -
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ChemHickey wrote: »Ya? Well, Id say its the hardest one to get your head around.. and it is quite different to say the least with people not liking it and all so id say its best you have left it til last!! :L
Am I really weird in saying that I actually liked dictation
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coffeelover wrote: »Haven't picked em yet :rolleyes:
I'll probably do 2 reels, 2 jigs and then dunno what else.. My teacher wants me and my friend to do a duet but i dunno really. You?
1 reel, 1 jig, 1 slow air, 1 hornpipe...........the teacher said to try and pick really contrasting pieces.....I was thinking of asking my tin whistle teacher to accompany me on the flute or fiddle......she also had a 7 year old son who is the best bodhrán player I've ever seen.....he might steal my thunder though haha 0 -
ChemHickey wrote: »
My violin pieces so far are
1) Chanson de matin ( elgar- easy enough piece to settle me in)
2) Danse Macabre (Saint Saens)
3) Schindlers List (John Williams)
4) Four Seasons (vivaldi - either spring 1, summer 1 or winter 1)
5) Air on a g string (Bach)
6) Not certain yet.. (possibly bolero by Hubay) << Any suggestions??
That'll be some practical !0 -
coffeelover wrote: »That's the only set work we haven't done. I'm guessing we've left the best till last :P
Oh we haven't done it yet either, our teacher just put it on for the lolz... 0 -
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Hey K so i did my leaving last year (thank god!) and got an A1 in history Kinda need money for college now so was thinking of selling my history essay plans that I made..basically i did out essay plans to cover pretty much anything that could come up in my topics! But..I don't know if these plans would be of use to anyone else or if its more of a personal thing so if anyone wants to take a look at one of them and tell me what they think? You'l be getting a free essay plan out of it! Let me know an I'll PM ya 0
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If the examiner doesn't laugh you off at the simplicity of it firstChemHickey wrote: »@ThatHandsomeDevil.... I think that piece would be more of a Junior Cert Practical standard.... :L
and yes, we really should combine these threads, or do something0 -
1 reel, 1 jig, 1 slow air, 1 hornpipe...........the teacher said to try and pick really contrasting pieces.....I was thinking of asking my tin whistle teacher to accompany me on the flute or fiddle......she also had a 7 year old son who is the best bodhrán player I've ever seen.....he might steal my thunder though haha
. . .that was my combination too on whistle!. . .serious thought needed into the tunes, but shortlist the tunes early on, save your sanity a little bit. . .
. . .if you have the confidence, my advice is go alone,if youre prepared enough . . . the other instruments just hide your own skill, especially if you're playing whistle, and then he/she wont be as inclined to give you the full marks. . .and if you're at a certain standard, full practical marks are attainable. . .0 -
coffeelover wrote: »Am I really weird in saying that I actually liked dictation
No! Not at all! i liked it in the exam... It really does challenge your musicality and having relative (or even absolute) pitch can be such a bonus in later life if you decide to study music and anything! So the thought of not having to do it in one way isnt great as it isn't helping you learn the skills to approach perfect/relative pitch, but on the other hand.... it is a lot less stressful without it! :LThat'll be some practical !
^^Haha, I really wouldnt be able to pull all that off I'd say! :L I think I might wait to see what my violin teacher would say about some of them and would they be too hard to perfect (or as close as I could get them to be to perfection) in these next months... maybe choose an easier piece than air on a g string or danse macabre... :L << Possibly Danse Espagnole ( by kreisler-grandados not the de falla one!! :L my friend is doing the de falla one but he is class!.. )
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coffeelover wrote: »I was thinking of learning 'Airplanes' by BOB for my practical. Is that a bit weird??
No not at all! What instrument or singing wise? It'd be great to do something like that as the examiner is always plagued with classical, trad and "rock" so more recent and pop pieces wwould at least be memorable. Its be good!!
And I like the song too so i'm slightly biased! :L:P0 -
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ChemHickey wrote: »No not at all! What instrument or singing wise? It'd be great to do something like that as the examiner is always plagued with classical, trad and "rock" so more recent and pop pieces wwould at least be memorable. Its be good!!
And I like the song too so i'm slightly biased! :L:P
I was thinking of playing it on the piano Ya that's what i was thinking too. I really like the song too I'd say it will be hard to learn but I'll give it a try!! 0 -
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