☻SAQ s (seldom-asked questions)
1. When pouring two or more glasses of liquid (coffee, water, gin+tonic, etc.) do you use time and/or sound as a guide?
definitely not / not consciously
/ rarely / sometimes / usually / invariably
Do you know any specific glasses/mugs of your collection well enough to judge the level by sound without looking ?
2. What is your preferred
word relating to the area of investigation and works involving music and some
other medium? Why? How many of the following do you use? Are they interchangeable? If not, explain.
Interdisciplinarity
/ interdisciplinary
Transdisciplinarity
/ transdisciplinary
Crossdiscipline
/ crossdisciplinary
Multimedia
Polymedia
Intermedia
Transmedia
Multimodality
/ multimodal
Polymodality
/ polymodal
Crossmodality
/ crossmodal
Transmodality
/ transmodal
Interaction
of media
Interactive
media
Interactive
modality
[my favourite:
MUSIC + ]
more SAQs
from Module I of AR -- originally called Further Food for Thought
FFT1)
How do you choose an appropriate CD from your collection to match a specific
mood / occasion? Do you walk over to
your collection, visually scan the covers/names/sections (if you have them
organized by style or era) and narrow down the choices? When you have found a potential one, do you
stand there and reconstruct a few seconds of the work aurally in your head? Or do you hear a beat / an instrument / a
specific piece in your head, and then walk over to the collection and retrieve
a matching CD? How do you think music is
classified in your head -- by style? by composer? by instrumentation?
FFT2)
Imagine that you turn on the radio, and within three seconds of hearing some
music, decide that you don't want to listen to it. What are likely to be the major contributing
factors?
(e.g: instrumentation -- I hate vibes!
style - I hate opera! ;
specific knowledge of the piece - I hate Mozart's 40th!;
mood - I don't want a lively jig right now!
interpretation - Boy, they're playing rigidly!
complexity - I don't have the energy to concentrate on Stockhausen tonight!)