Comments on: Listening Example #9 http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/ 8th Grade General Music Critique Site Wed, 07 Jan 2009 17:55:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.1 By: VRS IS COOL http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-258 VRS IS COOL Tue, 29 May 2007 00:00:14 +0000 http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-258 The piece we listened to was Johan Sebastian Bach’s Two-part invention No. 8. Bach lived from 1685-1750, and was a German composer. He is one of the best pianist and organ players that ever lived. He was a great composer! The only instrument in this peace was the piano. Bach played the piano in a rhythm that was slow fast slow fast. He continued this, and the piece was a true work of art. This music is extremely relaxing. It makes you think of rolling hills being swept beneath your feet as you trundle along at a merry pace while relaxing in the back seat of a carriage. If you close your eyes, you can almost feel the bumps of the road that keep the peace lively and exciting. Just when your thinking how soft and calming the piece is, it speeds up considerably as you run into a patch of bumps on the winding road that is this piece. This keeps you guessing as to where the next bumps will come. This was a fantastic peace! PS: My Internet did not work over the weekend because the computer had a virus. The piece we listened to was Johan Sebastian Bach’s Two-part invention No. 8. Bach lived from 1685-1750, and was a German composer. He is one of the best pianist and organ players that ever lived. He was a great composer!

The only instrument in this peace was the piano. Bach played the piano in a rhythm that was slow fast slow fast. He continued this, and the piece was a true work of art.

This music is extremely relaxing. It makes you think of rolling hills being swept beneath your feet as you trundle along at a merry pace while relaxing in the back seat of a carriage. If you close your eyes, you can almost feel the bumps of the road that keep the peace lively and exciting. Just when your thinking how soft and calming the piece is, it speeds up considerably as you run into a patch of bumps on the winding road that is this piece. This keeps you guessing as to where the next bumps will come. This was a fantastic peace!

PS: My Internet did not work over the weekend because the computer had a virus.

]]> By: SNL http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-257 SNL Fri, 25 May 2007 23:17:33 +0000 http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-257 Today in class, we listened to J.S. Bach. He lived from 1685-1750. Bach wrote the Two Part Invention No. 8 in F Major. This song is 45 seconds long. The only instrument in this piece was the piano. It was originally used as a learning exercise for students learning to play the piano. It has a very fast tempo. The song is upbeat and is quite frenetic. I think that this song is pleasant to listen to. I like the way it sounds like birds taking flight. It is a very helpful song to teach you how to play piano, but also a pleasant song to listen to. Even though it has no lyrics, it is still enjoyable. I’m not saying that I would buy this song off of iTunes, but it’s not as bad as most classical pieces of music. It is more appropriate for older people to listen to it, but the youth can enjoy it, as well. This song isn’t half bad. Today in class, we listened to J.S. Bach. He lived from 1685-1750. Bach wrote the Two Part Invention No. 8 in F Major. This song is 45 seconds long.

The only instrument in this piece was the piano. It was originally used as a learning exercise for students learning to play the piano. It has a very fast tempo. The song is upbeat and is quite frenetic.

I think that this song is pleasant to listen to. I like the way it sounds like birds taking flight. It is a very helpful song to teach you how to play piano, but also a pleasant song to listen to. Even though it has no lyrics, it is still enjoyable. I’m not saying that I would buy this song off of iTunes, but it’s not as bad as most classical pieces of music. It is more appropriate for older people to listen to it, but the youth can enjoy it, as well. This song isn’t half bad.

]]> By: AP http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-256 AP Fri, 25 May 2007 21:23:13 +0000 http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-256 J.S. Bach lived between 1685-1750. He was a famous German composer. In class we listened to Two-Part Invention No. 8 in F Major. The only instrument for this piece was the piano. This piece was used for exercises. This piece was in a fast tempo. This piece was nice to listen to. It was soothing and relaxing. It was really fast. It sounded impossible to be able to play. I usually don’t like piano music but I enjoyed listening to this piece of music. J.S. Bach lived between 1685-1750. He was a famous German composer. In class we listened to Two-Part Invention No. 8 in F Major.
The only instrument for this piece was the piano. This piece was used for exercises. This piece was in a fast tempo.
This piece was nice to listen to. It was soothing and relaxing. It was really fast. It sounded impossible to be able to play. I usually don’t like piano music but I enjoyed listening to this piece of music.

]]> By: TBC http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-255 TBC Fri, 25 May 2007 19:36:29 +0000 http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-255 Today, in class, we listened to Johan Sebastion Bach’s Two-part invention No. 8. John was a German composer who was considered one of the best composers that ever lives. He created many pieces and was famous for his pieces. He lived from 1685-1750. In this piece the only instrument used was the piano. The piece was frantic sounding, yet still very beautiful. The song is the same forwards and backwards with a couple of lines different in between. This was the first piano piece like it and extremely challenging to make with it sounding good. Bach made this piece as an exercise for people learning how to play the piano. I enjoyed this piece of music. I had a lot more appreciation for it after the project we did with it in class because I realized how hard it was to make it sound good. Since it sounded so frantic I am happy that it was short because it would probably give me an headache after a couple of minutes. Today, in class, we listened to Johan Sebastion Bach’s Two-part invention No. 8. John was a German composer who was considered one of the best composers that ever lives. He created many pieces and was famous for his pieces. He lived from 1685-1750.
In this piece the only instrument used was the piano. The piece was frantic sounding, yet still very beautiful. The song is the same forwards and backwards with a couple of lines different in between. This was the first piano piece like it and extremely challenging to make with it sounding good. Bach made this piece as an exercise for people learning how to play the piano.
I enjoyed this piece of music. I had a lot more appreciation for it after the project we did with it in class because I realized how hard it was to make it sound good. Since it sounded so frantic I am happy that it was short because it would probably give me an headache after a couple of minutes.

]]> By: SH http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-254 SH Fri, 25 May 2007 18:44:12 +0000 http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-254 We listened Johan Sebastion Bach’s Two-part invention No. 8. He lived from 1685 to 1750. He was a German composer and the best ever lived. He only played the piano. He peice was played mostly at a fast pase. It sounded like it was played by a extreamly intense music. It was a very smooth peice. The only time that I would like that peice is if i were really relaxed. Any other time I would hate this peice. If I was a raelly hyper I would hate the peice. Since I was very relaxed that day I enjoyed it. We listened Johan Sebastion Bach’s Two-part invention No. 8. He lived from 1685 to 1750. He was a German composer and the best ever lived.
He only played the piano. He peice was played mostly at a fast pase. It sounded like it was played by a extreamly intense music. It was a very smooth peice.
The only time that I would like that peice is if i were really relaxed. Any other time I would hate this peice. If I was a raelly hyper I would hate the peice. Since I was very relaxed that day I enjoyed it.

]]> By: SS http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-253 SS Fri, 25 May 2007 18:35:09 +0000 http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-253 Today, in class we listened to Two Part Invention No. 8 in F major. This piece was composed by J.S. Bach. Bach lived from 1685 to 1750. Bach started trainning in the music field at a youg age, when he was sent to a highly respected music school in Germany. Bach was a well saught after organ player and many churches wanted him to play for them. Bach wrote many pieces during his lifetime and many of them you probably know. In this piece only the piano is the only instrument played. However, to make up for the lack of other instruments, Bach made the tempo change throughut the piece drasticly. Bach would go from high notes, to low notes, and then back up the high again. I liked this piece , because the tempo changed so dracticly and quickly. The music seemed to be upbeat, and was easy to listen to. I really liked this piece, especially, compaired to the piece we listened to last time in class which was Boni. Today, in class we listened to Two Part Invention No. 8 in F major. This piece was composed by J.S. Bach. Bach lived from 1685 to 1750. Bach started trainning in the music field at a youg age, when he was sent to a highly respected music school in Germany. Bach was a well saught after organ player and many churches wanted him to play for them. Bach wrote many pieces during his lifetime and many of them you probably know.
In this piece only the piano is the only instrument played. However, to make up for the lack of other instruments, Bach made the tempo change throughut the piece drasticly. Bach would go from high notes, to low notes, and then back up the high again.
I liked this piece , because the tempo changed so dracticly and quickly. The music seemed to be upbeat, and was easy to listen to. I really liked this piece, especially, compaired to the piece we listened to last time in class which was Boni.

]]> By: AMA http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-252 AMA Fri, 25 May 2007 18:33:51 +0000 http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-252 Today we listened to Bach's Two-Part Invention No. 8 in F Major. He was an amazing composer. When he was little, he was sent to music school, insted of becoming an apprentice. This song was played by only piano and it is an "imperfect cannon." He wrote the invention as an excersize for students to do while first learning how to play piano. I really liked the peice because the repeating, in another octave, was really cool and interesting. I also liked the piano, but i think it would have been more diverse if there were some more instraments. Today we listened to Bach’s Two-Part Invention No. 8 in F Major. He was an amazing composer. When he was little, he was sent to music school, insted of becoming an apprentice.
This song was played by only piano and it is an “imperfect cannon.” He wrote the invention as an excersize for students to do while first learning how to play piano.
I really liked the peice because the repeating, in another octave, was really cool and interesting. I also liked the piano, but i think it would have been more diverse if there were some more instraments.

]]> By: CP http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-251 CP Fri, 25 May 2007 18:33:12 +0000 http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-251 Today in music class, we listened to a piece by Johan Sebastion Bach. Bach lived from 1685 to 1750. At a young age Bach was sent to a prestigious music school when most other boys his age were apprentices learning a certain trade. This particular piece of music is called Two part invention No. 8 in F Major. In this piece the only instrument being played was the piano. It is a very happy sounding piece that is in a higher octave and was somewhat fast. This is an exercise that was meant to help people play the piano better. This piece of music is in an imperfect cannon form and is played in binary form. I liked this piece of music for a classical piece. It is much better than other clasical pieces of music because it is faster and very soothing. I also liked how the piece was written in cannons. Today in music class, we listened to a piece by Johan Sebastion Bach. Bach lived from 1685 to 1750. At a young age Bach was sent to a prestigious music school when most other boys his age were apprentices learning a certain trade. This particular piece of music is called Two part invention No. 8 in F Major.

In this piece the only instrument being played was the piano. It is a very happy sounding piece that is in a higher octave and was somewhat fast. This is an exercise that was meant to help people play the piano better. This piece of music is in an imperfect cannon form and is played in binary form.

I liked this piece of music for a classical piece. It is much better than other clasical pieces of music because it is faster and very soothing. I also liked how the piece was written in cannons.

]]> By: CZ http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-250 CZ Fri, 25 May 2007 18:32:56 +0000 http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-250 Today we listened to a 48 second piece of music made by Bach. he lived from 1685through 1750. The main instrument used in this piece was the piano. In theis piece the b minar, the right hand plays completely different then the left. I did not liuke this music because it was palying too fast and it did not consist of any words. Today we listened to a 48 second piece of music made by Bach. he lived from 1685through 1750. The main instrument used in this piece was the piano. In theis piece the b minar, the right hand plays completely different then the left. I did not liuke this music because it was palying too fast and it did not consist of any words.

]]> By: rjv http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-249 rjv Fri, 25 May 2007 18:32:27 +0000 http://fams.musiced.net/2007/05/23/listening-example-9/#comment-249 The peice played was a piano. Back was one of the best conposers that lived and his music will be around for many more years.Living from 1685 through 1750, he had a long life full of writing music and coing up with songs for the piano. I dont really like this peice he came up with but i do say it is pritty good even though i dont like it. He came up with perfict sound and nothing wrong with his pieces. lyrics were very good. The peice played was a piano. Back was one of the best conposers that lived and his music will be around for many more years.Living from 1685 through 1750, he had a long life full of writing music and coing up with songs for the piano. I dont really like this peice he came up with but i do say it is pritty good even though i dont like it. He came up with perfict sound and nothing wrong with his pieces. lyrics were very good.

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