This phrase is really the theme of my entire music class. I have a banner in the room with this written on it. My principal told me I needed to pretty up my room and had a friend of hers create some artwork for me. I put it with a smiley face because I am generally a pretty smiley kinda person and I feel like this represents me well. :)
I'm not sure that it needs restating at this point, but just in case, the visual arts are not my forte. I'm not sure how I would incorporate these tools. Printing these off to post in my room would probably be too small. However, I could use some stuff like this to spice up a power point.
I didn't know where to put this "idea"...so I picked this one because you commented on your principal telling you to "pretty up your room."
ReplyDeleteI am in the process of beginning this for a personal art project, but I think it would be a neat project for either an art class or music class (or to pretty up your room). The site listed below describes how at 41 octaves above sound, musical notes have color.
http://www.miqel.com/jazz_music_heart/vibrational-truth.html
I would like to take random/historical/popular pieces of music and convert them into their visual counterparts. From simple to complex pieces of music, I think the end result would be quite interesting. I'm still brainstorming...so that's pretty much the extent of the idea. :)
If anything, a poster or chart with the note/color associations might be something neat and different to put in your classroom. Sorry this is so long, but I ramble when I am excited.