Citations: MLI and Final Product

by andrea on May 22, 2013

For the citations of the MLI, I’ve added a hotlink button onto the homepage of the website so you can click on it and it’ll redirect you to the google docs I made for the bibliography. Here is the link for the bibliography: https://docs.google.com/a/cdnis.edu.hk/document/d/1JqScdRqGrqYY1rVZF6oe1I8d9TRfA7_BW1Z3JAua38U/edit# Final Product Link: http://frankmozart.webs.com/

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Photo Gallery: MLI

by andrea on May 22, 2013

This is just for fun and entertainment for readers to look at after they’re done looking at the investigation. I’ve uploaded a few pictures of the two composers when they were young till old. It’ll be in the photo gallery tab.

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Looking for links

May 22, 2013

After discussing the similarities and differences of the eras, genres, and composers, it’s finally time to distinguish the two links of the Rondo Alla Turca and Hungarian Rhapsody No.2. I went on IMSLP to download the free music sheets of both pieces and started to see if they had any major links. The two links [...]

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Body of my MLI

May 22, 2013

For the MLI, the main point of this project is to distinguish the difference and similarities between the two genres, eras and musical pieces. I did some research on this and used some of the worksheets we worked on during the History unit to complete this part of the music links investigation. I’m glad I [...]

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Introduction to my MLI

May 22, 2013

In the introduction of my MLI, I’ve established the two composers and provided a brief summary of their history and how successful they were. I’ve also provided brief summaries of the two pieces that I’ve chosen to work on. It’s important to introduce the composers and their music pieces so readers can have an understanding [...]

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How should I show my work?

May 20, 2013

There are many options on how to show our MLI work. In order to keep the readers interested and engaged, you’ll have to have a nice title or cover page to intrigue them. I’ve decided to create a website so it’s more entertaining and a more self-engaging activity as they can choose to read whatever [...]

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MLI Choices

May 20, 2013

In order to work on this MLI, I’ll have to first choose which two eras, genres I would like to investigate. I think I’ll choose the Classical and Romantic era to investigate on since there are more famous composers in these two eras and I personally feel that the music in these two eras are [...]

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Music History Unit

April 22, 2013

I’ve learned a lot throughout this history unit. From the very first Middle Ages to the Romantic Era, music has developed in many different ways. I’m surprised how different things are right now in the 21st century but also at the same time, the old rules still applies in music we listen to today. This [...]

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Reflection of the Composition

March 5, 2013

Did you use feedback from peers during the creative process? Give examples of when you did this. I only received some feedback from a few friends while I was working on it during the weekend. I didn’t know how to start the B section of my song because I ran out of creativity juice. So [...]

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Final composition

March 2, 2013

  This is my final product of the ternary composition. I am quite satisfied with what I created because it actually sounds like a song. What I didn’t realize was that I didn’t change the concert pitch of the alto saxophone so when I did, some of the notes were out of the instrument’s range. [...]

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