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HSC Stuff => HSC Creative Arts => HSC Creative Arts/PDHPE => HSC Subjects + Help => HSC Music => Topic started by: anthony.ly119 on March 05, 2018, 07:37:47 pm
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Hello!!! Theres this music track that plays as soon as u click this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Df4IL_yQAeU&feature=youtu.be&t=5803 that i would like an analysis of as a person who studies/studied music will have a much more thorough analysis. Im trying to describe how its conveys luxury life and happiness
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Hey hey! You definitely don't need a full aural analysis of a film score for English - They don't expect English students to use HSC Music skills ;)
That said, some things I'd throw in:
- It's in a major key, so like, good times! At least the bit immediately playing at that link - It shifts to minor pretty quickly.
- There's a nice crescendo there, could be seen to convey power and luxury?
- The brass instruments convey a sense of royalty
Hope it helps :)
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Thanks Jamon! Its just that my assessment is heavily focused on the musical score since its a listening task! :)
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Thanks Jamon! Its just that my assessment is heavily focused on the musical score since its a listening task! :)
Brutal!! A listening task for Metropolis? What even is that ;D
Even still, you'll still be focusing on the conceptual. What I just gave you would be enough for a paragraph! EG:
The use of brass instruments in the score conveys a sense of royalty, a clear and effective choice by Lang to communicate the luxury of... blah blah blah.
Do that three times, stick an intro and a conclusion ;) I find that analysing music for English tends to get too mechanical if you get into specific aural analysis. I'm not going to say you should waffle, but like, you're doing a listening task on Metropolis. They can't expect magic ;)