ANSWER THIS IN 250 WORDS MINChoose one of the We.docxRAHUL126667
**ANSWER THIS IN 250 WORDS MIN**
Choose one of the Week 2 listening examples, which are embedded in Chapter 2 "Early Western Art Music" of the course e-text and in the Week 2 Lesson. (Music from the Middle Ages or Renaissance only, no Dylan, Baez, or Cash, etc.) Please make sure to read other students’ posts to select composers that have not been written about already. Be sure to include the title of the listening example in your answer. After listening, address the following 6 questions:
I HAVE CHOSEN “If ye love me”, Thomas Tallis (Styles and Tonality)
I HAVE CHOSEN “If ye love me”, Thomas Tallis (Styles and Tonality)
How did the music make you feel? Why?
What was the mood of the music? Why do you say that?
How would you move your body to the music? Why did you choose that movement?
What facial expression would you associate with the music and why?
Did the music make you think of a specific person, place or thing?
What did you picture in your mind while listening? Why?
At the end of your response, include a paragraph describing two of the following musical elements of your chosen listening example: melody, harmony, timbre, texture, rhythm and form. Include an explanation of why you selected those terms to describe your chosen composition. Refer to Chapter 2 in the course text for a detailed explanation of these important musical terms. Your answer should reflect knowledge and understanding of the course materials, particularly as it relates to your chosen composition. Be sure to cite your sources.
REPLY TO EACH POST 100 WORDS MIN EACH
1. Breves dies hominis” by Pérotinus
The excerpt I chose was “Breves dies hominis” by Pérotinus. This music made me feel relaxed and calm. It made me feel that way because it made me want to close my eyes and just listen to the music and forget what was going on around me. The mood of the music was meditative. It puts me in a place where I want to just sit back and relax. I could probably listen to this type of music when I am having a bad day because of how relaxing it was. The way I would move my body to this music would be slow, and effortlessly because I would be able to let the music flow through my body and follow the rhythm that goes with it. The type of facial expression I would associate with this certain type of music would be a neutral facial expression. Although I have never really listened to this type of music it was quite intriguing. Slow rhythms induce peace and serenity, while wind instruments stand out for causing a lively, lively and comforting effect. I think that the vast majority, if not to say that happens to everyone. The first time I listen to a song it reminds you of something in particular, the rest of the time the listeners remind me of the same thing. I never in people, but in things or in past situations. While listening to this I saw the images of waves crash by note in a scene of eternal paradise.
2. O Magnum Mysterium” By Gabrieli
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2. FADE IN:
Scene 1: INT. School
It’s black. You can hear the sound of tapping along with the
music, like with a pencil on a table etc. The character is
sitting at his desk with his pencil tapping away as if a song
is stuck in his head. The camera then sharply pans to the next
classroom where we can see another kid sitting at his desk.
He’s writing music and drawing rough notes and lines. It then
transitions to another shot of hands tapping on the table,
another character sitting there tapping to a bassline as he
zones out from the mundane maths lesson.
The bell goes and everyone filters out of classrooms and
starts walking home. Each character is shown to go in
different directions to everyone else. They all go into the
music block and into the music room. The drums start, we see
the shaking cymbals, the vibrating drums and the hands of the
drummer as he plays. There’s silence, then all the instruments
come in and we see the faces of the characters as they start
to play together. It feels like a positive atmosphere.
