Doggies

Song: So What by Miles Davis http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqNTltOGh5c&ob=av2n-

Duration:

• Signature is 4/4.
• Tempo is slow. 80 beats per minute.

Tone Colour:

• The performing media is the solo trumpet, supported by a piano bass guitar, and drum kit.

Pitch:

• The piece starts with the drum and bass guitar playing then trumpet and piano come in. 
• The pitch from the bass Guitar is low while the pitch from the piano and trumpet is high.

Structure:

• The piece includes thedrum and bass guitar always playing while the trumpet  and piano take breaks every now and then.
• The piece just plays on, thre is no intro or chorus.

Dynamics and Expressive Techniques

• The dynamics and expressive techniques are played through harmony ; it mainly stays at a moderately soft level
• The trumpet seems to be the melody of the song while the piano is the chords.

Texture:

• The trumpet seems to  be saying ‘so what’, showing that the composer is tring to speak through his instruments.

By Wassim Baddah

Yes Banquo is very Gullible because he Believed everything that Macbeth told him

Lady Macbeth Seems to be more of man then Macbeth.

She look like the brains of the couple

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