Music Appreciation – Indigenous Music - Kuranda Warrior
This piece of music is not slow, but not that fast. I think the person who made the music wanted it to be like that. She has repeated the music and put in a beat at the same time. I think the people who listen to this would be the people who would listen to music to put their mind on something different. She has used a didgeridoo and a bongo. I don’t really like this piece of music.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
By Je Eun Lee– Room 6
Music Appreciation – Indigenous Music - Kuranda Warrior
The artist is a virtuoso – A brilliant, skilful performer. The beat is a steady repetitive musical rhythm. It is a vibrato, a repeated fluctuation.
The target audience is aboriginal warriors or the Australian audiences. I can see people walking in the deserts and birds chirping in the trees, in the forest. When the piece of music goes boom or “OooOoo”, I can see hunters in the forest hunting.
The artist is a virtuoso – A brilliant, skilful performer. The beat is a steady repetitive musical rhythm. It is a vibrato, a repeated fluctuation.
The target audience is aboriginal warriors or the Australian audiences. I can see people walking in the deserts and birds chirping in the trees, in the forest. When the piece of music goes boom or “OooOoo”, I can see hunters in the forest hunting.
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