“Art is a kind of illness.”
AUTHOR: Giacomo Puccini
“A true artist is addicted to his art.”
COMPOSER
IVES
SEE HOW MUSIC AND LITERATURE INTERCONNECT
Charles Ives came from New England and often wrote his music
about the famous people and events that came from there.
Piano Sonata No. 2 "Concord" I:
Emerson
Emerson
Piano Sonata No. 2 "Concord" II:
Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Piano Sonata No. 2 "Concord" III:
The Alcotts
The Alcotts
Piano Sonata No. 2 "Concord" III: The Alcotts
Played by Charles Ives
Charles Ives begins this piece with a 4-note motive and then uses it (often in variation) as the basis for the rest of the composition.
If you compare this work to the first movement of Beethoven's Symphony #5 you might hear some similarities:
Piano Sonata No. 2 "Concord" IV:
Thoreau
GENERAL MUSIC
01. AUDIENCE ETIQUETTE
.......a. WRITING A PARAGRAPH TO THE QUESTION/PAPERS HANDED BACK WITH COMMENTS
"HOW IS AUDIENCE BEHAVIOR DIFFERENT AT A ROCK CONCERT WHEN COMPARED TO
A CLASSICAL CONCERT?"
............1) STATE THE QUESTION
............2) EXPLAIN WHY WITH SUPPORTIVE EXAMPLES
............3) CREATE A CONCLUSION
EXAMPLE OF WHAT TO WRITE:
Audience behavior is different at a rock concert when compared to a classical concert because acoustic instruments (instruments which are not amped), as those played in an orchestra, often cannot be heard over a loud audience. Standing and singing (participating with the performers) is acceptable at rock concerts; it is part of the experience but at classical performances it is about intense listening and observers need to be very quiet. My preference is the classical audience behavior as I enjoy being able to see and hear everything being performed on the stage.
01. AUDIENCE ETIQUETTE
.......a. WRITING A PARAGRAPH TO THE QUESTION/PAPERS HANDED BACK WITH COMMENTS
"HOW IS AUDIENCE BEHAVIOR DIFFERENT AT A ROCK CONCERT WHEN COMPARED TO
A CLASSICAL CONCERT?"
............1) STATE THE QUESTION
............2) EXPLAIN WHY WITH SUPPORTIVE EXAMPLES
............3) CREATE A CONCLUSION
EXAMPLE OF WHAT TO WRITE:
Audience behavior is different at a rock concert when compared to a classical concert because acoustic instruments (instruments which are not amped), as those played in an orchestra, often cannot be heard over a loud audience. Standing and singing (participating with the performers) is acceptable at rock concerts; it is part of the experience but at classical performances it is about intense listening and observers need to be very quiet. My preference is the classical audience behavior as I enjoy being able to see and hear everything being performed on the stage.
............4) DISCUSSED THE IMPORTANCE OF LEARNING TO WRITE WELL
............5) DISCUSSED ABOUT HOW FORMAL and INFORMAL WRITING IS DIFFERENT and USED FOR
DIFFERENT SITUATIONS (EXAMPLE TEXTING IS DIFFERENT THAN WRITING AN ESSAY FOR SCHOOL)
02. KEYBOARD RECITALS
........a. FIRST DAY OF STUDENT RECITALS
........b. EACH STUDENT SIGNED UP FOR A DAY THIS WEEK TO PERFORM A SONG FOR THE CLASS
.............1) STUDENTS LEARNED HOW TO CONDUCT THEMSELVES IN A PERFORMANCE SITUATION
.............2) STUDENTS EXPERIENCED THE NERVES (STAGE FRIGHT) THAT CAN OCCUR IN PERFORMING
.............3) STUDENTS SHOWED THE KNOWLEDGE THAT THEY HAD LEARNED PLAYING THE KEYBOARD
.............4) STUDENTS DEMONSTRATED PROPER CLASSICAL AUDIENCE ETIQUETTE
........b. EACH STUDENT SIGNED UP FOR A DAY THIS WEEK TO PERFORM A SONG FOR THE CLASS
.............1) STUDENTS LEARNED HOW TO CONDUCT THEMSELVES IN A PERFORMANCE SITUATION
.............2) STUDENTS EXPERIENCED THE NERVES (STAGE FRIGHT) THAT CAN OCCUR IN PERFORMING
.............3) STUDENTS SHOWED THE KNOWLEDGE THAT THEY HAD LEARNED PLAYING THE KEYBOARD
.............4) STUDENTS DEMONSTRATED PROPER CLASSICAL AUDIENCE ETIQUETTE
ADV. STRINGS
[SPRING CONCERT (THURSDAY; MAY 30TH) PREPARATION]
01. ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL
02. HOUDINI
BEG. STRINGS
[SPRING CONCERT (THURSDAY; MAY 30TH) PREPARATION]
01. ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL
02. WHAT MAKES YOU BEAUTIFUL (MELODY)
02. WHAT MAKES YOU BEAUTIFUL (MELODY)
