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What musical qualities make the music exciting? 

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What musical qualities make the music exciting? 

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Zimmer: The Pirates of the Caribbean
The shapes they make with the people.  The fireworks. The trumpets make it exciting.  The drums make it exciting.

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Ohio State Marching Band Hollywood  Blockbusters Halftime Show 10 26 2013 OSU vs Penn State

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What instrument would you play in a marching band? 

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What instrument would you play in a marching band? 

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Zimmer: The Pirates of the Caribbean.
The trumpet because of the music.  I like the flute because it is fast and pirate music.  The drums because you wouldn't loose your breath.  I would play the trumpet because it is loud.  I would play the drums because I like the sound of it.

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 What music techniques does Smetana use to make the music sound like a flowing river?

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 What music techniques does Smetana use to make the music sound like a flowing river?

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Smetana: The Moldau
When the water was trickling.  The trumpets made it sound like water down the river.  When the piano goes high and low.  The violins made it sound like a waterfall.  The rhythm of it with the bell rings sounded like Bambi running around.  The tempo made it how fast it was going.  Pumping water and dumping it.  Music was light.

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What natural landmark in the United States might you write a song about?  What would it sound like?  

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What natural landmark in the United States might you write a song about?  What would it sound like?  

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Smetana: The Moldau
Pyramids in Mexico with violin.  A turtle and I would use trumpets and they walk slower.  A beach and it would sound all soft.   Hawaii low sounds.  It sounded like dancing song.

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What musical techniques does Mozart use to keep the audience interested?

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What musical techniques does Mozart use to keep the audience interested?

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Mozart Piano Concerto No. 20
It had a rhythm.  The technique he used was high and low to keep the audience interested.  It sounded like Sleeping Beauty.  It was slow and fast and full of different sounds.  It had low sounds  and high sounds mixed together.  How did he do that? So many notes on the piano.  It sounded like Tom and Jerry when they play music it went high when Tom was chasing Jerry and then it went low.  It reminds me of every time I go somewhere I hear it.

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Mozart, Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor, 1st movement

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Mozart, Piano Concerto No. 20, 1st movement, K 466, with an animated graphical score. FAQ Q: Who are the performers in this recording? A: Sorry, I don't know. I licensed this from Premium Beat, who represented it as a recording by a group that preferred this recording to remain anonymous.

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Rodrigo: Fantasia para un Gentilhombre
ABABA we guess.

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Kaori Muraji - Fantasia para un Gentilhombre - Composer Joaquin Rodrigo (Part1)

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Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTCCXUEbR_8 Kaori Muraji - 村冶佳織 - Fantasia para un Gentilhombre - Composer Joaquin Rodrigo, Fantasia for a Gentleman Concerto for guitar and orchestra. Part1

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How would the piece change if the guitar was replaced by a violin?

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How would the piece change if the guitar was replaced by a violin?

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Rodrigo: Fantasia para un Gentilhombre
It would sound different because the guitar is higher than the violin.  It would be better with the violin because it is a higher voice than the guitar.  The violin it would be better with Guitar it sounded Mexican and with violin would sound classical.  It would sound different like a dream.  I like it this way because it sounds like nothing I ever heard before.  The guitar sounds better than violin because the violin makes it higher and guitar sounds lower and fancy.  The violin sounds calm and guitar you want to dance.

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Which version do you like better; Rachmaninoff's or Paganini's? Why (musical reasons)?

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Which version do you like better; Rachmaninoff's or Paganini's? Why (musical reasons)?

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Rachmaninoff: Rhapsody
I liked this one better because you can hear more instruments playing.  I like Paganini's solo better because it you can keep in touch with it.  I liked this one better because you can hear from soft to loud.  I like the Paganini because it made weird noises.  I liked this one better because you could hear it more clearly.  I liked this one better because there is more music than Paganini's.  I liked today's because it sounds exciting like they are running and at the end it sounded like they were lost.

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Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra & Denis Matsuev

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Rachmaninoff: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini: Denis Matsuev (1080p, TopCools.com)

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Denis Matsuev (piano); State Symphony Orchestra of Russia; Conductor: Leonard Slatkin; Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, Moscow, April 2, 2013 - see more keyboard masterpieces at: http://topcools.com/cat/music/keyboards 0' 1. Sergei Rachmaninov: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Op.43 24' 2. Rachmaninoff Etude Tableau Op. 39 no 2

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Rachmaninoff: Rhapsody
I heard six times, twenty, eighteen, five, ten, twelve, seventeen, eight, five times.

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How did the violinist make different sounds on the violin?

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How did the violinist make different sounds on the violin?

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Paganini: Caprice No. 24
He went slow and fast sounds.  I heard high pitched and low pitched.  It sounded like someone was running.  He hit the bow on the strings.  Instead of using the bow he used his fingers to pluck.  It sounded like Irish music.  It sounded like romance.  The violinist the different sounds with his fingers.  It sounded like a piano more than a violin.

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Maxim Vengerov - Caprice N° 24 - Paganini

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How is a THEME in Music similar to a THEME in Literature? 

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How is a THEME in Music similar to a THEME in Literature? 

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Paganini: Caprice No. 24
It is like a chapter you read one part and then another part.  It sounded like Harry Potter.  It sounded like someone was in a storm.  It sounded like Sponge Bob because it had a high pitch.  It sounded like something important in the song or book.  It sounded like someone running out the door.  Irish movie we watched when they were dancing.  The person was crazy because he was so fast with his fingers.

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Gabrieli: Sonata pian e forte
The dynamics made it sleepy.  The dynamics made it sound like land and then the ocean.  The dynamics made it sound mysterious.  The dynamics made it sound like someone was getting married.  The dynamics sounded like a mansion from Scooby Doo.  The dynamics make the music sound more interesting.

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Do you hear any dynamic changes?  How many do you hear?

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Do you hear any dynamic changes?  How many do you hear?

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Gabrieli: Sonata pian e forte
I heard 5 times.  I heard it 17 times.  I heard it 20 times.  I heard it 19 times.  I heard it 8 times.  I heard it 11 times.  I heard it 21 times.

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Compass Rose Brass Ensemble Schütz & Gabrieli

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Giovanni Gabrieli Sacra Symphonia Sonata Pian

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Giovanni Gabrieli - Sonata pian e forte - Compass Rose Brass Ensemble

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Performed in concert at St. Mark's Cathedral on February 21, 2015 by the Compass Rose Brass Ensemble. http://compassrosebrass.com/ https://www.facebook.com/CompassRoseBrassEnsemble

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Where have you heard Sousa marches played?

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Where have you heard Sousa marches played?

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Sousa: Stars & Stripes Forever
At Disneyland, in Alice & Wonderland, at Baseball Game, A bird Tweety Bird cartoon, Lady and the Tramp, Pinocchio, a circus, a parade.  Tustin H.S. Marching Band.

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SOUSA The Stars and Stripes Forever - "The President's Own" U.S. Marine Band

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Sousa: Stars & Stripes Forever
Clarinet, trumpet, bass drum, snare drums, flute, trombone, sousaphone, bells.

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Which instrument would YOU like to play if you were in a Big Band? Why? 

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Which instrument would YOU like to play if you were in a Big Band? Why? 

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Basie: Jumping at the Woodside
The guitar because it has a good sound.  The drums because it is mostly the part you can hear, the running part.  The piano because you move your fingers a lot.  The flute because you can make a lot of different sounds.  The bass because it is like the guitar.  I would play the guitar because my grandpa plays it.  the saxophone because it is my favorite instrument.

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Jumping at the Woodside - Count Basie and his Orchestra

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What instruments do you hear/see in this Jazz Orchestra (aka "Big Band")? 

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What instruments do you hear/see in this Jazz Orchestra (aka "Big Band")? 

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Basie: Jumpin at the Woodside
Drums, piano, trumpet, saxophone, bass, flute, trombone, guitar.

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What does this music inspire you to do? 

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What does this music inspire you to do? 

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Bear: Les Voyages
Dance.  Nothing.  To play the piano.  It inspires me to be brave.  To play music and don't be shy.  To try new things.

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If this piece was a painting, what would it look like?

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If this piece was a painting, what would it look like?

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Bear: Les Voyages
I would paint somebody's dream.  I would paint a train.  I would paint who is brave.  I would paint something from Disney.  Dancing with music notes.  John Williams music.  It sounded like it was sad at the beginning.  I would draw a violin and piano.  I would draw something from Tom and Jerry.

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Emily Bear "Les Voyages" - world premiere

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World Premiere of a new orchestral piece composed and orchestrated by Emily Bear, age 13. Performed by the 80 piece Performance Santa Fe Orchestra, conducted by Maestro Joe Illick. December 24, 2014 at the Lensic Theater, Santa Fe, New Mexico