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Musical Analysis and Journal Entry For Week 3: Analysis #1-Choose An Example of The 12-Bar Blues To Analyze

This document contains a musical analysis and journal entry assignment for week 3. The analysis requires the student to analyze 3 examples of the 12-bar blues by answering contextual questions about the music and providing a SHMRG analysis for each piece. The journal entry asks the student to discuss either the connections between Baldwin's ideas about the blues and the week's artists, or the importance of the 12-bar blues form and how it manifests in the assigned pieces. The student is directed to complete the analysis and journal entry, save it with their name and week number, and upload it to Blackboard.

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Musical Analysis and Journal Entry For Week 3: Analysis #1-Choose An Example of The 12-Bar Blues To Analyze

This document contains a musical analysis and journal entry assignment for week 3. The analysis requires the student to analyze 3 examples of the 12-bar blues by answering contextual questions about the music and providing a SHMRG analysis for each piece. The journal entry asks the student to discuss either the connections between Baldwin's ideas about the blues and the week's artists, or the importance of the 12-bar blues form and how it manifests in the assigned pieces. The student is directed to complete the analysis and journal entry, save it with their name and week number, and upload it to Blackboard.

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MUSICAL ANALYSIS AND JOURNAL ENTRY FOR WEEK 3

Name:

Directions: Download a copy of this template for Musical Analyses and Journal Entries. Complete your analysis and
journal entry. Save your complete document as LastNameMUSI1300WeekX.docx and upload to Blackboard.
Submit through Blackboard.

Analysis #1- Choose an example of the 12-bar blues to analyze

CONTEXT: The Five Questions


Based on our class discussion of the piece, your notes, and the study slides, answer the five contextual
questions. The last question will include a SHMRG analysis.

1. Who’s playing?

2. What systems, people,


and/or cultures are
supporting this music?

3. Who’s listening?

4. What is the relationship


of the music to the
culture?

5. How does the musical SHMRG analysis. You must enter at least 2 characteristics for each category. You
content work? may write more. Write in complete sentences.
(This is your SHMRG
analysis). SOUND A)
B)

HARMONY A)
B)

MELODY A)
B)

RHYTHM A)
B)

Growth A)
(Form) B)
Based on our class discussion of the piece, your notes, the
study slides, or your own research, what stylistic term or
terms might you use to describe this piece of music? (Please
use musical terms; for example, “jazz” or “impressionism”
would be a good answer, while subjective adjectives such as
“beautiful” or “horrible” will not be accepted.)

Analysis #2 Choose a 2nd example of the 12-bar blues to analyze

Composer/Title of Piece:

CONTEXT: The Five Questions


Based on our class discussion of the piece, your notes, and the study slides, answer the five contextual
questions. The last question will include a SHMRG analysis.

1. Who’s playing?

2. Who is supporting this


music?

3. Who’s listening?

4. What is the relationship


of the music to the
culture?

5. How does the musical SHMRG analysis. You must enter at least 2 characteristics for each category. You
content work? may write more. Write in complete sentences.
(This is your SHMRG
analysis). SOUND A)
B)

HARMONY A)
B)

MELODY A)
B)

RHYTHM A)
B)

Growth A)
(Form) B)

Based on our class discussion of the piece, your notes, the


study slides, or your own research, what stylistic term or
terms might you use to describe this piece of music? (Please
use musical terms; for example, “jazz” or “impressionism”
would be a good answer, while subjective adjectives such as
“beautiful” or “horrible” will not be accepted.)
Analysis #3 Choose another example of the blues to analyze.

Composer/Title of Piece:

CONTEXT: The Five Questions


Based on our class discussion of the piece, your notes, and the study slides, answer the five contextual
questions. The last question will include a SHMRG analysis.

1. Who’s playing?

2. Who is supporting this


music?

3. Who’s listening?

4. What is the relationship


of the music to the
culture?

5. How does the musical SHMRG analysis. You must enter at least 2 characteristics for each category. You
content work? may write more. Write in complete sentences. (10)
(This is your SHMRG
analysis). SOUND A)
B)

HARMONY A)
B)

MELODY A)
B)

RHYTHM A)
B)

Growth A)
(Form) B)

Based on our class discussion of the piece, your notes, the


study slides, or your own research, what stylistic term or
terms might you use to describe this piece of music? (Please
use musical terms; for example, “jazz” or “impressionism”
would be a good answer, while subjective adjectives such as
“beautiful” or “horrible” will not be accepted.)

Journal Entry for Week 3:

You have two options for your journal entry this week.

Option 1: This week you were asked to read the chapter “The Uses of the Blues.” After reading
Baldwin’s piece, what connections can you make between Baldwin’s ideas and the ideas and sentiments
expressed in the music of the artists we studied this week? What are the uses of the blues, in your
opinion?

Option 2: We have spent a lot of time this week thinking about form and a predictable form is useful to
composers, performers, and listeners. Describe the importance of the form of the 12-bar blues, and
discuss how this form manifests in different ways in the pieces assigned this week.

Your entry should be a minimum of 500 words. Type Your Response Here:

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