Bookmark Collection

Derek's collection

This is what I found

Date Added to MERLOT:: May 19, 2011
Created by:: Derek Condo
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Collection Content

The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra (Animation)

This object talked about the instrumentation of the modern orchestra and how the instruments are positioned. It also... More
Symmetry as a Compositional Determinant (Reference Material)

This object talks about how symmetry is used as a compositional tool and how it used composing pieces (ex. Webern) in... More
Create a Graph (Simulation)

This object was a good way to teach students the various graphs used for mathematics and other needs and how to make... More
Medieval Music & Arts Foundation Early Music FAQ (Presentation)

This object is a great tool for understanding and realizing early music in Europe and how it functioned in the society... More
120 Years of Electronic Music (Reference Material)

This object gives a detailed outline of most of the electrically based musical pieces in history. It also show that the... More
Science of Music (Learning Object Repository)

This object is a great learning tool for seeing and responding to how music and science fit together. It creates an... More
Reason to Rock: Rock Music as Art Form (Reference Material)

This object talks about rock as a form of art and how it has become a form of art. It also gives description on the... More
Virtual Instrument Museum (Presentation)

This object is a great way to look at and understand the various types of instruments in the world and how they are... More
Sonata Allegro Form in Eine kleine Nachtmusik, K 525 (Animation)

This object can be a helpful tool when trying to learn and understand the "sonata-allegro" form of the Classical Period.... More

This object can be a helpful tool when trying to learn and understand the "sonata-allegro" form of the Classical Period. Here, the author has created an example chart of the beginning to Mozart's "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" and shows such things as where the "A" section of the Exposition starts and ends giving with it measure numbers to go off of. This is a good start to learning some of the principles of the "sonata-allegro" form.