Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Class Notes from Wed, Mar. 30
Today really went well. No long notes this evening...they are on my desk! :) Please re-read the previous post if you have NOT! Several of the notes that I wrote today were the same ones as before. So please read and let's make adjustments now. ENERGY, ENERGY, ENERGY! Please look at Beethoven Day (the round part) No scripts tomorrow! You guys did much better this afternoon without them. Sign on to http://www.noteflight.com/ and practice your parts of Book Report! user name: lcaactingup password: charliebrown (thank you Taylor for doing this! If you can do the round part of Beethoven Day that would be amazing!) Bio due before you go on Spring Break. Write your name, date, and 1 thing you've done well this week and turn it in to me at the beginning of class.
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I've done the round for Beethoven Day, with a few slight changes. I'm not sure of the parts everyone is singing, so they're labeled the same as they are in the music. The last measure sounds a bit weird for the Linus, Charlie Brown, and Snoopy parts: keep in mind that the part is supposed to be subtle and legato (smooth).
ReplyDeleteThere's also one other change I just implemented. I split the parts for Charlie Brown and Linus into two staves, as opposed to the music, where there is only one. This doesn't change the music at all, just makes it usable on this program.
ReplyDeleteOh yeah! Here's my bio!
ReplyDeleteI'm Taylor Tyson (alias: TT, T^2, or any number of variations on that theme), and and I am a senior. This is my first production, though I wish I had forced my way into a theater class earlier. My hobbies include sleeping, eating, rocking various worlds, and galactic domination. Thanks for supporting us and the hard work of the adults involved (Most of all Mrs. Ingle, but also Mrs. Dihigo and Mrs. Dreyer). I love all of you very much. The end.
Is that what it is supposed to look like?
Perfect! Thank you so much for handling Beethoven Day too! Great job!
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