Listening: Bohemian Rhapsody
This month I've been looking at the difference between hearing something and actually listening to something. This week I wanted to take that a step further talk about a very famous song - Bohemian Rhapsody.
Music as a language – rhythm
In the most recent post, we talked about music and the written word. During that video and blog, we started talking about how music is not only its own language, but it also has similarities to maths. That’s what we’re going to examine in this blog. Let’s start with rhythm.
I’ve got Rhythm!
February is often associated with love, music romantic language...and I thought ‘hang on a string-pickin’ minute – what better way to celebrate than with a whole month’s worth of music as a language (of love)?’ So, we’re here, talking about music, language, love… Let’s dive in and have a good old gander at the links between the two pillars of language and music.
Let’s Talk Shorthand Writing!
February is often associated with love, music romantic language...and I thought ‘hang on a string-pickin’ minute – what better way to celebrate than with a whole month’s worth of music as a language (of love)?’ So, we’re here, talking about music, language, love… Let’s dive in and have a good old gander at the links between the two pillars of language and music.
Oral and Written Music Tradition
February is often associated with love, music romantic language...and I thought ‘hang on a string-pickin’ minute – what better way to celebrate than with a whole month’s worth of music as a language (of love)?’ So, we’re here, talking about music, language, love… Let’s dive in and have a good old gander at the links between the two pillars of language and music.
Music – the language of love
February is often associated with love, music romantic language...and I thought ‘hang on a string-pickin’ minute – what better way to celebrate than with a whole month’s worth of music as a language (of love)?’ So, we’re here, talking about music, language, love… Let’s dive in and have a good old gander at the links between the two pillars of language and music.