Higher Music 2012

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yeah i meant concertino for the first one, got most of what you were saying so a bit calmer! still worried though aha! the sheet music i remember i put 3/4 for the time signature! got an A in the prelim so hoping i will be able to do get it again :biggrin:

ahh the stress of exams :biggrin:

Reply 21

Lewis_Mac

Original post by why-hello-there

I put imperfect for that, but my music teacher said it was perfect...

hope your teacher is right! :tongue:

I also put imperfect so I hope so too! My teacher said atonal instead polytonality also... starting to worry now! :frown:

Also, I put jazz instead of jazz-funk so I'm hoping they'll give me the mark!

How did you think it went?

Reply 22

Emma_Lawrie

i think for the sheet music i put 3/4 for the time signature, the fill in the gaps i said simple time and that the rhymic groupings were triples, had piccolos and snare drums and timpani and wooden blocks, was there another multiple choice question i am forgetting?

Reply 23

why-hello-there

Original post by Lewis_Mac

I also put imperfect so I hope so too! My teacher said atonal instead polytonality also... starting to worry now! :frown:

Also, I put jazz instead of jazz-funk so I'm hoping they'll give me the mark!

How did you think it went?

My thinking was that if polytonality means more than one tone, surely that can't be the answers as atonal is a lack of a tone...ah well :tongue:

I thought it went pretty well actually :smile:

Glad they gave pretty clear examples of the ornaments in the bubble question because I'm normally really bad at listening out for them. :tongue:

Pretty fair paper overall I'd say.

How did you find it? :smile:

Reply 24

Emma_Lawrie

Original post by Lewis_Mac

I also put imperfect so I hope so too! My teacher said atonal instead polytonality also... starting to worry now! :frown:

Also, I put jazz instead of jazz-funk so I'm hoping they'll give me the mark!

How did you think it went?

for the atonal i put modal! total guess, sure you have done fine! they are bound to give you the mark for Jazz :biggrin:

Reply 25

why-hello-there

Original post by Emma_Lawrie

Yeah I got the triplets as well :smile:

I put 3/4 for the sheet music but apparently it was compound time so it should have been 6/8 :frown:

. I wasn't really listening out for the timing, I just had a quick count of the simplest bar I could find before the music came on...whoops :tongue:

Hopefully they just give it for 3/4 anyway!

Reply 26

Emma_Lawrie

ahhh i am so stressed :frown:

i have ****ed it up big time aha!

Reply 27

Lewis_Mac

Original post by why-hello-there

My thinking was that if polytonality means more than one tone, surely that can't be the answers as atonal is a lack of a tone...ah well :tongue:

I thought it went pretty well actually :smile:

Glad they gave pretty clear examples of the ornaments in the bubble question because I'm normally really bad at listening out for them. :tongue:

Pretty fair paper overall I'd say.

How did you find it? :smile:

That's true... holding out for atonal to be the answer! :tongue:

Same actually, I thought it was definitely a fair paper :smile:

based on my teacher's answers (which of course may not all be correct) I have either 29/30 out of 40 and I'm feeling good about my instruments so I'm hoping for an A! :smile:

Reply 28

Lewis_Mac

Original post by Emma_Lawrie

for the atonal i put modal! total guess, sure you have done fine! they are bound to give you the mark for Jazz :biggrin:

I don't think it was modal as they piece was (I think) modern, and modes only existed in the Renaissance period. But I may have remembered it incorrectly! Ohh I hope so! :smile:

Reply 29

Emma_Lawrie

Original post by Lewis_Mac

That's true... holding out for atonal to be the answer! :tongue:

Same actually, I thought it was definitely a fair paper :smile:

based on my teacher's answers (which of course may not all be correct) I have either 29/30 out of 40 and I'm feeling good about my instruments so I'm hoping for an A! :smile:

can you remember your teachers answers? :biggrin:

Reply 30

Lewis_Mac

Original post by why-hello-there

Yeah I got the triplets as well :smile:

I put 3/4 for the sheet music but apparently it was compound time so it should have been 6/8 :frown:

. I wasn't really listening out for the timing, I just had a quick count of the simplest bar I could find before the music came on...whoops :tongue:

Hopefully they just give it for 3/4 anyway!

Was it 6/8!? DAMN IT! I put 3/4 also :frown:

Reply 31

Lewis_Mac

Original post by Emma_Lawrie

can you remember your teachers answers? :biggrin:

If I had a copy of all the questions I would probably be able to remember them. Anyone got a copy? :smile:

Reply 32

why-hello-there

Original post by Lewis_Mac

Was it 6/8!? DAMN IT! I put 3/4 also :frown:

Remember this is from the guy who put polytonality instead of atonal...maybe he's just over-thinking things. :tongue:

Reply 33

Emma_Lawrie

Original post by cameronyoung95

I did the paper again last night and gave it to my music teacher this morning to check.

Once I have the answers back I'll post them.

do you happen to have a copy of the questions?

Reply 34

Lewis_Mac

Original post by why-hello-there

Remember this is from the guy who put polytonality instead of atonal...maybe he's just over-thinking things. :tongue:

I hope so! It's just hearing different answers is getting me a bit stressed! :tongue:

haha

Reply 35

Emma_Lawrie

Original post by Lewis_Mac

I hope so! It's just hearing different answers is getting me a bit stressed! :tongue:

haha

same

Reply 36

Emma_Lawrie

i remembered another multiple choice question, it had appoggiatura, neo classical, obbligatto, bassoon and other possibilities! anyone else remember it? :smile:

of so what did you get?

Reply 37

Lewis_Mac

Original post by Emma_Lawrie

i remembered another multiple choice question, it had appoggiatura, neo classical, obbligatto, bassoon and other possibilities! anyone else remember it? :smile:

of so what did you get?