Date for Entry: (Monday 22nd January 2018)
Actual Date of Online
Entry: (Monday 24th
January 2022)
Dear
Diary,
Below are the contents of any homework,
coursework, presentations and assessments done for the Western Music History 2
course at the Department of Creative and Festival Arts (DCFA).
ASSESSMENT 1.
** Thursday 1st March 2018 **
This was a written theory and listening
exam. Mrs. Ramlal did the playing aspect first and then left us to finish the rest
of the history questions. This paper was returned on the 5th of
March 2018on the day of the post for the Destinations Known Challenge by the
School of Composition. It was conducted on the 1st of March, which
was mama’s birthday.
Link(s):
RESEARCH PAPER.
** Monday 26th of March 2018 **
On this day, my research paper was submitted. It was a paper in that I did not feel confident. At first, the information was scarce until I got to the internet. I took my search to UWI library first to see what the music book section there was like. It was too depressing. Even the lighting in the place was not good. Coming closer to the due date, I still did not have a topic to write on. At the last minute, I decided to pick Salieri as my topic and see what his music journey was like.
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PRESENTATION.
* Date Unknown/Forgotten *
This presentation was a practical
one. Each student was given the choice to work individually or in a group. We
also had the choice to select our piece of music. The performance I did was “Concerto
Grosso in G minor” and I was accompanied on the piano by Andrew Samlal. This
piece was also done again for my individual steelpan jury. I was very nervous about
the speaking part of the presentation. I chose to speak about some parts of the
music type concerto and linked it to the era it belonged to.
Link(s):
- “Concerto Grosso in G minor” – Piano and Pan (Score).
ASSESSMENT #2.
* Date Unknown/Forgotten *
This was another exam as
Assessment one. I am glad that both in-class assessments this semester did not
carry an essay type question and that the results were better than the last
term.
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