martes, 27 de junio de 2023

martes, 6 de junio de 2023

Second Year. Unit 8. Functions in music. Listening activities

Functions in music. Listening activity nº 5 (pg. 3).


1. Green giant.
2. British National Anthem.
3. Right Here Waiting. Richard Marx.
4. Fight the Power. Public Enemy



Examples


Second Year. Unit 8. Art, popular and traditional music. Listening activities

Second Year. Unit 8. Listening activity Nº 4 (pg.3)

1. Title: Clarinet Concert. W.A. Mozart
2. Title: Psycho. Soundtrack. Bernard Hermann
3. Title: Italian Symphony. Felix Mendelssohn
4. Title: So Lonely. The Police.



You have the instructions in your photocopies.  Here you have the Spanish translation, just in case you don't understand them.

Cada audición (y título) se corresponde con una columna. Debéis marcar con una cruz en cada casilla según corresponda si describe la obra que escucháis (vocal, art...). Los apartados subgenres y  style debéis completarlo vosotros mismos buscando la información en internet.

Second Year. Unit 8. Art, popular and traditional music. Listening activities

Second Year. Unit 8. Art, popular and traditional music. Listening activity nº 3 (pg. 2)

3a. Fallahí. Egypt.
3b. Swan Lake. P.I. Tchaikovsky.





Examples

Art music (classical music). It´s a written musical tradition. It tends to be considered as an elitist expression.

  • Symphony nº 5. L.V. Beethoven. Art, instrumental, orchestral, absolute.
  • Va pensiero. Nabucco. Giuseppe Verdi. Art, vocal accompanied, choral, theatre, opera.

Popular music. It is music that is accessible to the general public.
Traditional. It´s music learned through singing and listening. Traditional music is part of the traditions of a particular region.

Second Year. Unit 8. Absolute, Programme & Theatre music. Listening activities

Absolute, Programme & Theatre music. Listening activities (pg.2)

2a. The magic flute. Papageno Aria. W.A. Mozart
2b. String quartet nº 3, op. 76. Franz Joseph Haydn.




Examples

Absolute music makes sense without accompanying words, images, drama, dance or other kinds of extra-musical ideas.
Programme music is descriptive music, it interprets an object, landscape or emotional experience.
Theatre music includes a variety of subgenres designed to form part of a drammatic performance (opera, cabaret, ballet, film or television program).
  • Carmen. Opera. Habanera. Georges Bizet. Theatre, ópera, vocal, accompanied (by orchestra and choir)
  • The rite of spring. Ballet. Igor Stravinsky. Theatre, ballet, instrumental, orchestral
  • Cats. Musical. A. Lloyd Weber. Theatre, musical, vocal accompanied.
  • North by Northwest. Opening titles. Film music. Bernard Herrmann. Theatre, film, instrumental, orchestral

Second Year. Unit 8. Instrumental | Vocal music. Listenig activities

The term genre is used to identify particular categories of arts. Music can be divided into many genres according to a number of criteria such as instrumentation, musical contents and so on.


Listening activities / Audiciones pg. 1

1a. De lucis ante terminum
1b. Fifth Symphony by L.V. Beethoven





Examples

Instrumental music. Night train, Duke Ellington

Vocal music. Firework. Katy Perry.
  • A capella (without instrumental accompaniment). Star Wars.
  • Accompanied (with instrumental accompaniment). Route 66. Manhattan Transfer.
  • Choral. Performed by a choir. Slaves chorus. Nabucco. Verdi

lunes, 5 de junio de 2023

Second Year. Unit 8. Surfing the net

Surfing the net (pg. nº 4)

You have to find information about the following musical works to complete the table:

1. The Nutcracker
2. Cats (musical)
3. Peter Grimes
4. West Side Story (film)

En el apartado «plot» debéis sintetizar al máximo o bien completar en hoja aparte.
En «additional information» incluid algún aspecto de la obra que sea llamativo o relevante.