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For my final project I will be showing each of you pictures and sounds from our elementary school days all the way to our college days in order to trigger a time where these pictures of sounds were relevant.

For my experiment, I will be testing your sense of time and memory and seeing if different types of music increase or decrease these processes.

I will be showing 4 sets of short slide shows (15 pictures each). The amount of time that each covers will increase for every slide show. My hope is to explain that even though one day in our lives, even … Continue reading →

I will be displaying an experiment based off of time perception and then testing each of you as well through an interactive process to see how familiarity affects your perception of time.

I’m going to teach the more difficult concepts of time through famous time quotes. I’m going to creatively display these quotes on a 3 dimensional, interactive instrument.

I found the “Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun” to be a very interesting and intriguing piece of music.  At the beginning of the piece, the music is very slow and is very soothing and peaceful to the ear.  … Continue reading →

While I was listening to this piece for some reason I felt like I was in Greece maybe with some nymphs but I have a feeling that was because of the poem it’s self. It was like complete serenity, calm, … Continue reading →

I’m undergoing the same thought processes while listening to this music as I was while I read the poem it’s based on, which I suppose is the reaction the composer intended the piece to inspire. That said, I was not … Continue reading →

When I listen to the Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun, the first thought that pops into my head is how if I had the perfect relaxing, carefree day, I would want this to be my soundtrack.  The flow … Continue reading →

The Prelude opens with a delicate, descending flute. It seems to scale up and down in pitch in a very fluent manner, while a harp escalates the intensity of the music ever so slightly. Even the horn in the background … Continue reading →