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    The document provides analysis and responses to various classical music pieces: 1) It discusses a Tchaikovsky piano concerto and whether it conveys patriotic or personal sentiment. 2) It analyzes Camille Saint-Saens' "The Swan" and proposes an alternative title that fits the character of the piece. 3) It describes the mood and setting imagined while listening to "Off to Osaka" by K. Mcleod. 4) It proposes the message the composer intended to convey in the track "Electronic Bass & Pop Guitar" by Frankumjay.

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    The document provides analysis and responses to various classical music pieces: 1) It discusses a Tchaikovsky piano concerto and whether it conveys patriotic or personal sentiment. 2) It analyzes Camille Saint-Saens' "The Swan" and proposes an alternative title that fits the character of the piece. 3) It describes the mood and setting imagined while listening to "Off to Osaka" by K. Mcleod. 4) It proposes the message the composer intended to convey in the track "Electronic Bass & Pop Guitar" by Frankumjay.

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    The document provides analysis and responses to various classical music pieces: 1) It discusses a Tchaikovsky piano concerto and whether it conveys patriotic or personal sentiment. 2) It analyzes Camille Saint-Saens' "The Swan" and proposes an alternative title that fits the character of the piece. 3) It describes the mood and setting imagined while listening to "Off to Osaka" by K. Mcleod. 4) It proposes the message the composer intended to convey in the track "Electronic Bass & Pop Guitar" by Frankumjay.

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    Art App Module6

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    Anthony Delorino Perante
    The document provides analysis and responses to various classical music pieces: 1) It discusses a Tchaikovsky piano concerto and whether it conveys patriotic or personal sentiment. 2) It analyzes Camille Saint-Saens' "The Swan" and proposes an alternative title that fits the character of the piece. 3) It describes the mood and setting imagined while listening to "Off to Osaka" by K. Mcleod. 4) It proposes the message the composer intended to convey in the track "Electronic Bass & Pop Guitar" by Frankumjay.

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    GE 6

    ART APPRECIATION

    Anthony D. Perante
    AB literature 1-A

    MODULE 6
    1.Why do you think composer wrote this piece?
    •Among his main two ensembles written in minor keys, it Illustrates his interest with the creative
    development known as Sturm und Drang (Storm and Stress), which included hazier and more
    extraordinary feelings for of communicating their thoughts.
    2.Why do you think this piece was used as a ringtone in the past by a cell phone company?
    •As I stood by listening to this piece, I observe it intriguing and enthusiastic, this is likely the
    justification for why it was utilized as a ringtone in the past by a cellphone company. 3.Could this
    piece be used in an Advertisement? What could it be? •I agree, this piece can be used in an
    advertisement like clothing brand.
    4.What personal experience from your life does it make you think of? •The day I accepted my reality
    on this planet was reaching a conclusion The main thing I could contemplate was getting every single
    breath could so that could carry on with somewhat longer. Everything moved dangerously fast,
    similar as the piece’s beat.
    LESSON 4 ASSESSMENT
    TASK A. Piano Concerto in Bb, 1st movement, by Piotr I, Tchaikovsky The composer is Russian in
    Origin.
    Do you feel any patriotic or nationalist sentiment in the composition? Or is it written more in a highly
    individual, personal way? Explain.
    •As far as I might be concerned, it is patriotism or nationalist sentiment since can hear an
    exceptionally true tone and I can envision how genuine and unadulterated the feeling of the
    entertainer playing out this piece. B. The Swan by Camille Saint-Saens
    1. Based on what you heard, what would be the correct, ideal tempo marking for this composition?
    Choose from the possible answers below. Write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided.
    •C. Andante Grazioso
    2. Instead of “The Swan”, what other title/s could you think of that would suit the character of this
    piece? Explain.
    •I would agree, “An Hour. Why? Since the main thing was contemplating when I paid attention to it
    was the second was with my friends and family. This piece caused me to understand that I ought to
    treasure each second and consistently I am with them.

    LESSON 5 ASSESSMENT
    TASK 1.
    In Sonata No.5 in C, op.38/135, Un poco allegretto-Sergei Prokofiev, is there a lyrical (song-like) in
    the piece, or does it use motives instead?
    • Indeed, there is a lyrical melody in the piece.
    3. Describe what you imagine in your mind as you listened to the track “Off to Osaka” by K.Mcleod.
    What is the mood? What is the setting (place)?
    •I have the feeling that I am going to an antiquated party. Truly like how the beat of the music is both
    quiet and dynamic simultaneously.

    4. What do you think was the composer’s message to the audience as you listened to the track
    “Electronic Bass & Pop Guitar” by Frankumjay?
    •It appears to be that the composer planned us to understand that it is great to stop yet not to abandon
    a thing occasionally. Simply turn on some music and tune in on the off chance that you’re feeling low
    to cheer yourself up

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