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Bluelighter
- Joined
- Jul 19, 2003
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I can think of two situations:
My 2nd year of college, I took an honors history & analysis of music class. I really had no understanding of musical analysis, but really pushed myself and wrote a sprawling, heavily researched and nuanced paper on one of the compositions of Hildegard von Bingen (a nun in 12th century Germany). My professor was really impressed, and even suggested that I expand on it and submit it for publication in an academic music journal(!!!). The fact that this was outside of my area of study made it even more rewarding.
I had a similar experience writing on the echoes of Hiroshima in japanese film for a film/history class.
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My 2nd year of college, I took an honors history & analysis of music class. I really had no understanding of musical analysis, but really pushed myself and wrote a sprawling, heavily researched and nuanced paper on one of the compositions of Hildegard von Bingen (a nun in 12th century Germany). My professor was really impressed, and even suggested that I expand on it and submit it for publication in an academic music journal(!!!). The fact that this was outside of my area of study made it even more rewarding.
I had a similar experience writing on the echoes of Hiroshima in japanese film for a film/history class.
yes, I want a cookie!