hEARDROPS #15: EARS ON THE BALL
Illustrations, storyboarding and character design for Musica
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A pentatonic melody is created when you play only the black keys of a piano. It doesn't even matter which key you start on. Such melodies are found in cultures around the world, even when people just sing without a piano nearby. Everyone understands how it works, and will be able to add their own variations or fragments. Until it becomes a new tune, or even a whole composition.
Artlink: A lot of music uses a pentatonic scale, including many children's songs, folk music and electronic music. A well-known song is ‘Nobody knows the trouble I've seen’, here in a version by Louis Armstrong. http://bit.ly/3tEJuJV
The colors of this video are inspired by ‘South Wind, Clear Sky’, a painting by Katsushika Hokusai. hEAR DROPS promotes collaboration between children and teachers based on shared criteria. The principle is simple: watch an episode together, discuss what you’ve seen and heard, watch again, interpret the rules of the game, discuss context and materials, perform together, evaluate together.
A concept by Musica Impulse Centre http://www.musica.be This episode is the result of a collaboration between Musica and Stavanger University in the context of the Erasmus+ SenseSquared Project. www.SenseSquared.eu
Artlink: A lot of music uses a pentatonic scale, including many children's songs, folk music and electronic music. A well-known song is ‘Nobody knows the trouble I've seen’, here in a version by Louis Armstrong. http://bit.ly/3tEJuJV
The colors of this video are inspired by ‘South Wind, Clear Sky’, a painting by Katsushika Hokusai. hEAR DROPS promotes collaboration between children and teachers based on shared criteria. The principle is simple: watch an episode together, discuss what you’ve seen and heard, watch again, interpret the rules of the game, discuss context and materials, perform together, evaluate together.
A concept by Musica Impulse Centre http://www.musica.be This episode is the result of a collaboration between Musica and Stavanger University in the context of the Erasmus+ SenseSquared Project. www.SenseSquared.eu