High Hopes and Kaleidoscopes- A Study Blog

Nice blog!! Which grade on theory are you working on? :smile:

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Good luck!! only 3 A-levels? :eek:

I approve!!

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Original post by hxnnxh_13.11.06

Nice blog!! Which grade on theory are you working on? :smile:

5.... kill me now :lol:

and also doing my gcse shtuffs on baroque and all that useless stuff :smile:

Original post by summerbirdreads

Good luck!! only 3 A-levels? :eek:

I approve!!

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Ty ty
Honestly, one of my friends irl want to do 5 and it's like.... girl no that's just not going to happen
Btw do you wanna be tagged? Feel free to say no lmao

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Original post by thrivingfrog

5.... kill me now :lol:

and also doing my gcse shtuffs on baroque and all that useless stuff :smile:

Oh right lovely :lol:

pm if you need any help :smile:

Ughhhh I DONT understand why we need to know how old a composer was when they died like ughhhhhhhhh

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Original post by thrivingfrog

5.... kill me now :lol:

and also doing my gcse shtuffs on baroque and all that useless stuff :smile:

Ty ty
Honestly, one of my friends irl want to do 5 and it's like.... girl no that's just not going to happen
Btw do you wanna be tagged? Feel free to say no lmao

Sure! tag me.
Tell your friend good luck :rofl:

.. send her to TSR.

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Original post by hxnnxh_13.11.06

Ughhhh I DONT understand why we need to know how old a composer was when they died like ughhhhhhhhh

Wut? how's that relevant to like anything?

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Original post by summerbirdreads

Wut? how's that relevant to like anything?

I KNOW RIGHT. It's literally an essential part of music GCSE and it makes up like 20% of the grade :colonhash:

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Original post by hxnnxh_13.11.06

I KNOW RIGHT. It's literally an essential part of music GCSE and it makes up like 20% of the grade :colonhash:

I'd like to hear the examiners tell me how the f that is relevant.. ew.

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Original post by hxnnxh_13.11.06

Oh right lovely :lol:

pm if you need any help :smile:

Ughhhh I DONT understand why we need to know how old a composer was when they died like ughhhhhhhhh

Like I'm sorry when is anyone ever going to ask me how old Bach was when he died. They're not. And if I have to read the word 'harpsichord' one more time-

Original post by summerbirdreads

Sure! tag me.
Tell your friend good luck :rofl:

.. send her to TSR.

She'll need it :lol:

wants to be a doctor but somehow that means she has to take A-Level Geography too?

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Original post by hxnnxh_13.11.06

I KNOW RIGHT. It's literally an essential part of music GCSE and it makes up like 20% of the grade :colonhash:

Wait your theory section is only 20%? Mine is 40

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Original post by summerbirdreads

I'd like to hear the examiners tell me how the f that is relevant.. ew.

Bahahaha I'd like to know too, and I want to know why a word being 'melismatic' has anything to do with anything :colonhash:

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Original post by thrivingfrog

Like I'm sorry when is anyone ever going to ask me how old Bach was when he died. They're not. And if I have to read the word 'harpsichord' one more time-

DONT SAY THE H WORD I-

Alwayssss in Baroque and along with 'bass viol'. and everything in vocals is 'syllabic' and 'melismatic' ITS A GOOD SONG WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT TO WANT TO KNOW-

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Original post by thrivingfrog

Like I'm sorry when is anyone ever going to ask me how old Bach was when he died. They're not. And if I have to read the word 'harpsichord' one more time-

She'll need it :lol:

wants to be a doctor but somehow that means she has to take A-Level Geography too?

Lol.. she only needs 3 for med school.. 4 is good for Cam ig.. how does she think she'll manage 5 A-levels with UCAT/BMAT prep and work experience and all that? :colonhash:

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Original post by thrivingfrog

Wait your theory section is only 20%? Mine is 40

My theory is 45 I think but background knowledge is 20

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Original post by hxnnxh_13.11.06

Bahahaha I'd like to know too, and I want to know why a word being 'melismatic' has anything to do with anything :colonhash:

Excuse me while I google what that means :colondollar:

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Original post by hxnnxh_13.11.06

DONT SAY THE H WORD I-

Alwayssss in Baroque and along with 'bass viol'. and everything in vocals is 'syllabic' and 'melismatic' ITS A GOOD SONG WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT TO WANT TO KNOW-

HARPSICHORD

Going to be v happy when I finish gcses so I never have to write that word again-

I'm sure everything has a different name for baroque aswell. Like can they not just say violin and get over it?

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Original post by summerbirdreads

Excuse me while I google what that means :colondollar:

Lmao it's the most useless thing :cry:

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