Exploring Moberg's Musical World
Delve into the enchanting compositions of Finnish composer Moberg, analyzing her pieces depicting different times of day. Listen, compare with Grieg, and creatively respond to the music through storytelling and art. Discover the beauty of female composers in classical music and ponder on the reasons behind their underrepresentation.
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Moberg Short Task: Listen to the music This piece of music represents a time of day for example sunrise, the morning, the afternoon, sunset. What time of day do you think this music represents? Try to give 3 musical reasons to support your answer. Think about instruments, dynamics (loud/soft), if there are ostinato (repeated) patterns, if the melodies go up or down, if it is in a major or minor key... Context of the composer and piece: Who is Moberg? Finnish composer, living from 1859-1947 - She composed music in the Romantic and Twentieth Century Periods of music - What is this piece called? This piece is called 'Evening' It comes from a suite of music (music with different movements) all about the sun - - called 'Sunrise Orchestral Suite'
Moberg Medium Task: Comparisons Things to think about: Listen to Grieg's piece and compare it with Moberg s. They represent different times of the day. How do they do this? Instruments - who is playing the melody? Who is accompanying? Consider how the pieces are similar Consider how the pieces are different Tempo - how fast is the music? What are the dynamics and do they change? What is the tonality (major/minor) and does it change?
Moberg Longer Task: Creative Response Art Link: English Link: using resources available, to respond to the music in a write a short story linked to the music. Their story should visual form by creating a piece of artwork on the theme have a beginning, middle, and end. of Evening .
Female Composers Why are there not more female composers in classical music we often hear?
