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APPENDIX VI


 FURTHER GUIDANCE FOR TEACHERS AND CANDIDATES

 PREPARING PROJECTS FOR CSEC® MUSIC

 PAPER 03 (SCHOOL-BASED ASSESSMENT)

 PROJECT   DESCRIPTION         GUIDELINES
 PROJECT ONE – LIAP I   Record  on  a  readily  available  and  easily    Attend a live performance representing any musical genre and record
  MUSICAL PERFORMANCE   portable  storage  device  the  music  (20-30   the programme (or excerpts) presented on location.
 minutes  in  duration)  presented  in  a  live
 performance.  Compare  and  contrast  the    Extract the music (20-30 minutes in duration) that you will analyse and
 structural  and  expressive  elements  and   submit with detailed comments.
 comment on the socio-cultural significance of   NB:  Exclude the spoken parts of the performance, except where there
 the music.   are spoken examples that support your analysis.

 MAIN TASK:    Analyse the music heard in a live    Comment  on  the  choice  of  the  music/  repertoire,  discuss
 performance.   instrumentation, and analyse the structural and expressive elements
      detailed in the mark scheme on pages 38-43 of the Syllabus.

 PROJECT TWO – LIAP 11   Using  a  readily  available  and  easily  portable    Collect musical advertisements from radio and or television.
 MUSICAL ADVERTISEMENT    storage device, record from radio or television,
    eight   (8)   musical   advertisements    Shortlist  the  eight  (8)  examples  (approximately  6-10  minutes  in
 (approximately  60-10  minutes  in  duration).    duration) that you will analyse and submit with detailed comments
 Analyse the structural and expressive elements   NB:  Exclude all extraneous programme material.
 of the music and comment on its socio-cultural
 significance with reference to the effectiveness    Comment on the socio-cultural significance of the music in terms of the
 of its appeal.   effectiveness  of  its  appeal  in  conveying  the  message  of  each
      advertisement.




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