Verse Assignment 2 by Tanvi Rajgarhia | Aug 1, 2019 BACK TO LABS HOME PAGE [toolset_access role="Author" operator="allow"] BACK TO EVALUATOR HOME PAGE [/toolset_access] Assignment Name: Verse Assignment 2 Date Taken: August 1, 2019 ASSIGNMENT DETAILS: Sketch a prose description of a new song which would demonstrate an obvious and blatant use of each of the following: Physical/Physical location. Verse describes a particular place. Physical/Time Change. The verse indicate passage of time, either forward or backward. Narrative/Character. Verse makes it clear who is singing the refrain, or about whom the refrain is referring. Subsequent verses, therefore, might change characters. Narrative/Narrator. An entirely different narrator sings a subsequent verse, allowing us to understand the meaning of the refrain differently. Narrative/Declamatory. The verse consists of a narrator “I have to tell you something.” Often, the purpose of a verse is merely declamatory, an intro is used instead, and there are no subsequent verses. Narrative/Storytelling. As the story progresses via a series of verses, the refrain in between the verses either gives us respite during which to contemplate the consequences of the story, or perhaps the refrain gains in irony or drama in context of the new circumstances described in the story. Interpretive/Point of View. Subsequent verses might set up a different way of looking at things, casting a whole new light to the meaning of the refrain. Interpretive/Double Entendre. Subsequent verses might lead us to interpret words with a sexual tone which is not apparent in the first instance of the refrain. Interpretive/Opposite. Subsequent verses lead us to understand that the exact opposite meaning of the refrain is intended. Interpretive/Mood. The verse shifts mood of the lyric. This needn’t be very formal prose; even bullet points will suffice. The point of this assignment is to demonstrate an understanding of the several variations of verse, rather than “how to outline a song,” so please don’t feel the need to polish your actual text. Just make it clear what the content of each verse would be. In most instances, this will mean sketching out ideas for additional verses as well. Don’t be subtle. Demonstrate a obvious and blatant use of the verse. Optional: If you’re particularly inspired by one of your ideas, write the full lyrics for the song. Print Assignment ================================================================================================ EVALUATION: Evaluation Date: October 8, 2019 Evaluation Grade: 100 / 100 Pass?: YES (a pass is 70) Evaluation Sound File: http://www.writingmusicaltheatre.com/wp-content/uploads/My-recording-20.m4a ================================================================================================ UPLOAD YOUR ASSIGNMENT: DOCUMENT FILE: Unit-9.2-Assignment.pdf LINK TO VIEW YOUR UPLOADED DOCUMENT FILE Note: You can only upload one document, so if your work for this Verse Assignment 2 Assignment is in more than one part, please combine it into one document before submitting. If you need to update your upload, click the "delete" link, and you will have the chance to upload a new file. If you are not able to upload your assignment, you still need to upload a document explaining the situation (so that your Evaluator will be alerted that you have completed the assignment); and then email the materials to your Evaluator, or let them know (in the uploaded document) how you intend to submit your materials. Ready to Submit Assignment?: NOT READY Assignment is ready for evaluation NO EMAIL [toolset_access role="Author" operator="allow"] ============================================================ EVALUATOR VIEW ONLY Evaluation Date: Grade: This assignment has 1 question(s); evaluated at 100 points each for a total of 100 available points. A passing grade is 70. Evaluation Sound File: My-recording-20.m4a Evaluation Document File: Evaluation Note: Send Notification?: NO EMAIL Send Evaluation Ready Email NOTE: If sending a notification, remember to ALSO choose NO EMAIL in the student's "READY TO SUBMIT ASSIGNMENT?" drop-down box (located further up on this page), or else you will receive another email saying their assignment is ready for evaluation. BACK TO EVALUATOR HOME PAGE ============================================================== [/toolset_access] BACK TO LABS HOME PAGE
