Question

Create a song centered around all that you have learnt about the topic, The Elements of
Drama.
The song may highlight any aspect of the lesson that stood out to you the most.
The song should consist of three verses and a chorus.
You may choose to copy the tune of a song that is already familiar to you, or you may
choose to use an original one.

Answer 1

Answer:

The theoretical components of music may seem overly technical and difficult to grasp when you first encounter them, but they can be ‘understood’ in a number of different ways. For example, whenever we sing a song or play chords on the guitar, we are demonstrating some understanding of the concepts of melody and harmony. You could think of this in the same way as ‘knowing’ how to throw and catch a ball; we may not understand the physics or maths of projectile motion and air resistance, but we do have an idea of how a ball is likely to travel through the air – often built up through experience and trial and error.

Our knowledge of music may not be complete, but it is the basis of the way that we might make sense of these elements.