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Part
2: Paraphrase Composition
A
grid (score) showing the structure of the composition
Now
that you have tunes you could use, explain how you could link some of them
together and the functions of each player. Hear is a start to how your
composition could be structured. Use this way to show the structure of YOUR group composition. It should have more sections than this
example.
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SECTION
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1.
Introduction James Bond theme twice.
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2.
Yellow Submarine tune alternating with Jaws rhythm.
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JOHN
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The tune
played on the xylophone quietly getting louder.
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The tune
played loudly with Susan on the xylophone.
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JIM
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Plays a
quiet drum backing.
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Plays the
drum with two loud then two soft beats while singing the Yellow Submarine
theme then plays the Jaws rhythm
.
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JANE
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Plays
cymbal long quiet sound, soft beater.
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Sings the
Yellow Submarine to lah and claps the Jaws rhythm
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SUSAN
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Waiting
for section 2.
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The tune
played loudly with on the xylophone
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Notice
that in each box of the Grid (score) there are three types of information.
-
The
instrument
(timbre, xylophone, porta sound, tambourine, voice)
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The
player's role
(Tune, chords, bass, rhythm, accompaniment)
-
The
dynamic
(loud, soft, getting louder, getting softer)
Additional marks to be gained
Copyright © 2002
David Hayes
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