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Activity No.2:
Collect as many compositions done by Romantic period composers. March your collected music with the
following situations given below:
A. Your cat is trying to steal the food on your table.
B. The wind was blowing so hard and the lights went off.
c. You are late in class and you are trying to enter the room without being notice.
D. You had a misunderstanding with your friend and you are hurt.
REFLECTION:
1. What are your reasons for choosing the music for each situation?
2. How do composers connect the emotion in their compositions?
3. Do music enhances the emotional value of a story or situation? Why?
4. What particular element of music is suggestive to the emotional content of the piece?
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LISTEN TO FEEL
Activity No.2:
Collect as many compositions done by Romantic period composers. March your collected music with the
following situations given below:
A. Your cat is trying to steal the food on your table.
B. The wind was blowing so hard and the lights went off.
c. You are late in class and you are trying to enter the room without being notice.
D. You had a misunderstanding with your friend and you are hurt.
REFLECTION:
1. What are your reasons for choosing the music for each situation?
2. How do composers connect the emotion in their compositions?
3. Do music enhances the emotional value of a story or situation? Why?
4. What particular element of music is suggestive to the emotional content of the piece?
pakisagot Ng maayos!!
nonsense will be report
I need this now ...
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In music, the tonic is the first scale degree ( ) of the diatonic scale (the first note of a scale) and the tonal center or final resolution tone that is commonly used in the final cadence in tonal (musical key-based) classical music, popular music, and traditional music.
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