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I'm wondering how the same music can sound so different in different pitches or with a different instrument.

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I think that coordinated music has a pattern that repeats to keep it organized and calming to the ears and mind. While disorganized music might not relax your thoughts, it does make you grimace.

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I wonder how does music appeal to people, and make their eyes brim with tears, or make them frown, or make them double over laughing?

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I think it signifies unity in diversity. For example, for the guitar, Sir played in different scales twice, yet they were the same song.

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I hear 3 types of instruments, each being played twice. I noticed that the second piece of each instrument had a different style.

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I wonder how the 2 music pieces sounded so differently

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I think we are going learn about how the music pieces sound with and without coordination.

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I wonder if the beats to the congo were impromptu or rehearsed?

Why did the congo only sound off-beat a couple of times?

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I think we are going to understand that music or any sort of art, doesn't have to be particularly structured & that music can be just as beautiful even when not rehearsed or played impromptu.

I also think we are going to learn about how minute details/differences can change the whole aesthetics of the musical piece.

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I wonder how the keys of the piano work.

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i wonder how the same tune can sound so different?

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I wonder what we're going to learn about this term?

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Does uncoordinated music can also have some kind of pattern?

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I wonder how 2 melodies could sound so different yet be the same just by tuning the guitar.

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I wonder how the same tune sounds so much more different.

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I think we will learn about structured and unstructured pieces.

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I wonder how the music sounded the same yet different, coordinated yet uncoordinated.

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i think it was to show us how the same music can be played in so many different ways. If we had not listened to the second piece we would have not noticed that it was uncoordinated.

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I wonder what exactly we are going to learn this term.

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I think that they were playing the same tune in different variations. The first one sounded uncoordinated, but the second one sounded more organized.

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I heard structured and unstructured

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I think we're learning about how things don't have to be structured to sound good.
I also think we're looking into how two entirely different instruments or things can create something even better than what they could make in the first place.

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I hear a variety of instruments, but one thing I observed was that the teachers first attempts at each performance were sloppy and illogical. The instructors' game was more organized the following time. Another thing I saw was that Prabhakar Sir's beats were likewise chaotic and did not fit with the right beat while Niranjan Sir was playing the keyboard.

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I wonder if tuned and untuned music can ever sound the same.

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I think we are going to be doing Structure and Unstructured music

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I wonder why sir tuned one guitar, then played another one which was probably out of tune.

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I think we are learning about structured and unstructured music.

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I wonder how the melodies sounded so similar, yet different.

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I think we are learning the importance of structure and unstructured music

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I think that since there were 2 pieces from each instrument the first one was more uncoordinated and unstructured whereas the second one was had a proper structure.

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I think were going to be learning the importance of structure and coordination.

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I heard 6 different pieces 3 structured and 3 unstructured. The 3 structured sounded much better than the unstructured

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I wonder if the tuning that Prabhakar sir did before starting to play the guitar had made a difference then if he tuned it before.

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I think that both of the pieces from poth sets were beautiful but after we head the second repetition we noticed the the first one was uncoordinated.

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I think the coordinated music sounded like there was structure and planning.

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I wonder how the same tune can still sound so different in varied pitches or with another instrument.

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I think that we are going to learn about structured and unstructured types of music and how they are aesthetically pleasing or not.

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I think that coordinated music has a pattern that keeps repeating to keep it organised and soothing to the ears and mind. While, uncoordinated music doesn't soothe your mind it just makes you cringe.

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I think it was all about different scales and tunes.

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I heard structured and unstructured music that was played by our teachers.

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I think we are going to learn about different scales

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I think, even though the piece was uncoordinated, it still had some sort of pattern to it.

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I wonder how the teachers can play every instrument so well.

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sidddhant

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I wonder if what we heard was provocation.

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I heard 6 Very different Musical Pieces. Each Teacher Played 2 pieces 1 which was very unstructured and 1 which was structured and sounded well.

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I wonder how scales are created...

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I hear  types of music 3 which were tuned and structured and 3 which were untuned and not structured.

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I think all these clues lead to the term 'Unity in diversity' and that if people come together we can create something bigger and better. We can do that through music.

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I hear multiple instruments, but something I noticed was that the first time of each performance played by the teachers was disorganised and unstructured. The next time the teachers played, it was more structured. Something else I noticed was that, when Niranjan sir was playing the keyboard, Prabhakar sir's beats were also unstructured and did not match with the correct beat.

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I wonder how these pieces sounded different but the same as well.

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I think that we are learning about the different tunes and scales.

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Siddhant

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I hear 2 sets of melodies. One was coordinated and the other was uncoordinated.

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i wonder how did you change the tune fast

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I think that it was to show the difference of tuning.

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I hear 2 pieces from everyone the first one being the guitar which, one was aesthetically pleasing and one wasn't that pleasing, that was the same thing for all the instruments.

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I heard multiple music pieces. Each teacher played 2 pieces of music. I heard that one of them was structured and the other was unstructured.

While the first guitar was untuned and messy, the second piece was quite clear and tuned, I feel this was repeated with the different instruments until Mr. Mino's 2nd intrument

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I think the pieces played in a pattern. The first pieces sound weird, not how it was supposed to. The second pieces were played pretty well.

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I heard 6 pieces, and in one set both of the pieces had the same notes but sounded different. One of them was structured and sounded nice, but the second was unstructured. However, that didn't make it any less beautiful.

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i hear 6 pieces-
2 with a guitar and 4 with piano.
some music was coordinated and uncoordinated. They were all good in their own way.

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I hear 2 sets of music with 2 pieces each
The first time the music was uncoordinated while the 2 was coordinated.

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I hear all the teachers play the keyboard, guitar and jambe. Each of them played the same song but in different variations.

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I heard 6 pieces 2 per instrument. The 1 piece was always not structured while the 2nd one was structured.

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I hear a few pieces on the guitar, keyboard and piano. The first guitar piece was untuned, the second keyboard was with a beat. Overall, the second piece of each one was more upbeat and better.

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i think the music is good to start a day

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I hear 3 music pieces and each on of them had an off piece and a good piece.

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I think that if only one piece was played, we would have said it was good but when the second piece was playing it was played, it was more pleasing to the ears.

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I heard the teachers playing a different instrument each. They played it twice, one piece was not coordinated and the second one was coordinated.

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I heard two pieces per instrument. The first piece was always out of tune and the second piece was always much better.

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SIDDHANT KOTHARI

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I hear 4 pieces. Numbers 1 & 3 were unstructured and numbers 2 & 4 were structured.

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I think it sounds good.

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I hear 6 pieces of music played by different people. The second one was always more peppy and uplifting and coordinated than the first.

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I hear music that is coordinated and uncoordinated. The coordinated ones are aesthetically pleasing and is just nice to listen. On the other hand the uncoordinated music is just disorganised and sounds wrong.

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I heard 6 completely different musical pieces. Some were the same but were played differently and each one was good in their own way.

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many different instruments were played different tunes

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I hear music.

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Prabhakar sir, Niranjan sir and Mino sir played 2 pieces each. Each one's first piece didn't sound correct. Each ones second piece sounded better.

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I hear 3 sets of music pieces. Each set has two. The second one always improved after the first one.

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I think that two instruments would go together rather than one instrument playing.

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I wonder who composed each of the tunes?
What if the tunes were put together? Would they sound synchronised?

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I wonder:
If all the peices played togeteher and becomes a good rythm and tune?

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I wonder why each one of our thoughts are different over each music piece.

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I think:
Niranjan Sirs 1st:I think it was a sitar option in the keyboard that made it sound like the sitar's tune.
Niranjan's sirs 2nd: I think it was patriatic tune or rythm.The Kongo Drum that was used was in snyc with the keyboard.
Vino Sir's 1st:I think it was more of in tune and rythm.
Vino sir's 2nd:I think it was high pitched and soft.
Prabhakar sir's 1st:Rough and not kind of in tune and fast beat.
Prabhakar sir's 2nd:It was in tune and higher pitched than the first one and soft.

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I wonder why these tunes were used ?

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I think these pieces and beats came from different parts of the world, so did the instruments. This showed how cultures and traditions used and create different beats and sounds. I also noticed that the instruments played were in synchronisation. The first time each instrument played a piece the pieces sounded broken apart, the second time each instrument played the music and beats were more pleasing to the ears.

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I wonder why the Congo Drums sounded off - beat sometimes

I wonder how much practice it took to have perfect collaberation

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I wonder if they changed the beats & change the rhythm also.

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I think -
That two  instruments sounded a lot better than just one.

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I think they were music pieces you would hear from different places of the world. In my opinion the second version where all the instruments played together in synchronisation and in the same melody or harmony sounded more like music than the first version. In the first version one or two of the instruments were not synced with the main leading tune.

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I wonder whether we have ever made a new? raga just by humming random words?
I wonder whether there are infinite ragas?
I wonder whether these pieces were made?
up by the sirs themselves?
I wonder how hard it is to make a new composition?

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I think, that in each of them, the duo sounded better and more in harmony than the solo. I also realized that when Niranjan Sir was playing Ae Watan on the keyboard, Prabhakar first played the beat on the djambe, which wasn't in too much sync, but when Prabhakar Sir played the rhythm, it sounded much better and in sync.

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I think that these show the diversity of music, and that music is above all distinctions

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- I think that the point of all of this was to show how only two instruments are needed to make a masterpiece

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I wonder why both guitars sounded different

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How did you make the different cultures music to sound good even though you changed the tune while  playing the music

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I wonder how from listening for just a few beats, the percussion instruments fell in sync with the melodic instruments- to create a sound pleasing to the ear.

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I think that all the teachers were trying to show us a lot of different beats. They played amazingly in sync a few times.

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I wonder whether these pieces are original or were taken from somewhere?