Maddie Vogt, Alice Ripburger, Sarah Kutz, & Scout Harrison
Anonymously present:
(As to be read in a British accent)
4th Hour
In Last week’s amazing orchestra class, we covered many topics. We spent some splendid moments on the amazing topic of G minor. We learned the mystical value of two flats in the key signature, which indicate the phenomena of E and B flat.
We also used our hammer, anvil, and stirrup bones in our ears to process the magnificent song of “Viva la Vida” composed by the infamous Coldplay. This song featured an Ostinato pattern that enlightened us with highly educational information.
The often overlooked accents in Galena Milwaukee Breakdown were touched on once upon a time. They bring a truly ingenious sound into the high-energy song. It is a wonderful addition to a highly enjoyable piece. Of course, we need to work on perfecting this astounding occurrence, because the accents are most often off the beat.
We have also been focusing on vibrato. It’s a difficult technique to master, though many of us have goals to learn it within the next few years.
We have developed this astonishing anecdote about the marvelous week and memories we obtained through the marvelous class that we entitle ‘orchestra.’
Monday, October 13, 2008
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