Music Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Tabular analysis of the 'Quid Sum Miser' section of the Verdi Requiem. Information gathered from official WJEC notes as well as in-class analysis. Includes bar references and in-depth analysis of key features that students will need for the appraising exam. Notes cover all musical elements: Harmony, melody, tonality, texture, vocal forces, instrumentation/orchestration, structure and tempo.

1. Baroque Era (1600 – 1750) 2. Classical Era (1750 – 1825) 3. Romantic Era (1825 – 1900) 4. 20th Century (1900 – present) 5. Jazz 6. African Music 7. Rock and Pop Music 8. World Music

Tabular analysis of the 'Liber Scriptus' section of the Verdi Requiem. Information gathered from official WJEC notes as well as in-class analysis. Includes bar references and in-depth analysis of key features that students will need for the appraising exam. Notes cover all musical elements: Harmony, melody, tonality, texture, vocal forces, instrumentation/orchestration, structure and tempo.

2.1 According to Bronfenbrenner’s ecological theory, what are the different systems that influence Sipho’s development? Explain the possible assets in each system as represented in the case study and based on Bronfenbrenner’s. (10) 2.2 According to the African perspective, as discussed by Tabane (2016), what are the different systems that influences Sipho’s development? Explain the possible assets in each system as represented in the case study and based on Tabane (2016). ...