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PROJECT   DESCRIPTION         GUIDELINES
 MAIN TASK: Analyse the music from eight (8)
 musical advertisements.     Discuss instrumentation and analyse the examples in relation to the
      elements detailed in the Mark Scheme on pages 38-43 of the Syllabus.

 PROJECT THREE – LIAP 111   Investigate the music of a prominent Caribbean    Conduct a LIVE interview with the selected artiste.  Indicate the time,
 CARIBBEAN   performer  or  composer  by  interviewing  the   date  and  venue  of  the  interview  which  must  be  verified  by  your
 PERFORMER/COMPOSER   artiste  to  gain  information  on  career   teacher.
 development, influences, method and mode of
 performing  or  composing  and  achievements.     In  no  more  than  1000  words,  document  the  information  on  career
 Record  on  a  readily  available  and  easily   development,  influences,  method  and  mode  of  performing  or
 portable storage device works (10-20 minutes   composing, achievements.
 in  duration)  by  this  performer  or  composer.
 Analyse  the  music  in  terms  of  structural  and    Comment  on  the  socio-cultural  significance  of  the  music.  Discuss
 expressive elements and comment on its socio-  instrumentation and analyse the music in relation to the elements as
 cultural significance.   detailed in the Mark Scheme on pages 38-43 of the Syllabus.

 MAIN  TASK:  Analyse  the  music  of  a  (living)
 Caribbean performer/composer.



 SUGGESTED WORKS

 Candidates are encouraged to utilise the Works listed below in order to develop/acquire intimate familiarity with a variety of musical styles and techniques of
 selected works. After studying these pieces, candidates should be able to skilfully analyse structural, expressive and socio-cultural details of music.  The list
 presented below is not exhaustive and candidates are expected to explore other works.












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