Category: Music

EXTRA CREDIT VIDEO REVIEW REPORTS (up to 2; optional but highly recommended) 400 words required per review. Must include a detailed review of the prescribed video including the performers, location, highlights of the video, and observations informed by your coursework. Prescribed Videos will be provided in the announcements.

Please Follow these instructions. MLA format write the time you heard it to cite. Please watch a live musical event/concert and write a 2 page (minimum) (double-spaced) critique about what you saw and heard. If you have the opportunity and feel safe doing so, please go and see a live band perform. If not, please…

These are good example starting points to expand upon: (2) a summary of the piece’s composers/performers/producers; (3) a summary of its historical and musical context (what was happening in the world and in music around the time of its composition/production); (4) a summary of its most important performing forces and musical characteristics; (5) a listening…

Music first arose in the Paleolithic period, though it remains unclear as to whether this was the Middle (300,000 to 50,000 BP) or Upper Paleolithic (50,000 to 12,000 BP). The vast majority of Paleolithic instruments have been found in Europe and date to the Upper Paleolithic.

MAKE a harmonical and structural analytical chart of the first movement of Mahler 9th symphony (important key areas, breakthroughs, form etc. and also annotated on the score as well. the score is attached

MAKE a harmonical and structural analytical chart of the last movement of Mahler 6th symphony (important key areas, breakthroughs, form etc. and also annotated on the score as well. the score is attached

Need help with my Music Appreciation Course (MUSI-1306-10B). Includes assignments, discussion post, and exams from the textbook Music: Our Cultural Evolution Author: Jack Benson and Robert Culbertson Publisher: Great River Learning

It’s like a chapter and then you answer questions and you have as many tries as you want to get a good or perfect score.

You will be required to view two live music events – preferably of different musical genres – and then write a critical review and comparison. – The performances MUST have occurred during the term; – You cannot describe live performances/concerts that you previously experienced; – They cannot be videos of live concerts, as found on…

Listen to one of this week’s music selections In a short paper (no formal APA format required), reflect on the following questions. You must address every question to get full points. What are the recognizable and recurring themes or motifs in the music? How are they developed or changed throughout the piece? What rhythmic patterns…