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Sorry I haven't written in a while.
We're in the middle of finals.
Joy.
I'm actually right now in my very LAST official class period of the semester!
Anything that follows this will be only for final exams.
I've already had about 4 or 5 finals, and only 5 more to go!
This sucks.
I don't know half of this stuff the professor is talking about. Maybe if I hadn't spent the entire semester doing what I'm doing now: not paying attention and screwing around on the computer instead...maybe then I'd actually have a clue.
But really...even if I were paying attention, it's still hard to figure out the difference between a transition and an episode.
HAHA...I'm not the only one. There's a guy in front of me playing Duck Hunt on the computer, a guy diagonal from me playing Solitaire, and four others checking their e-mail. Anyway, it's hard to pay attention to the review AND write in my LJ so I think I'll quit.
And remember:
During the exposition of a sonata, the section following the second theme with motives from theme 1 is called the codetta!
We're in the middle of finals.
Joy.
I'm actually right now in my very LAST official class period of the semester!
Anything that follows this will be only for final exams.
I've already had about 4 or 5 finals, and only 5 more to go!
This sucks.
I don't know half of this stuff the professor is talking about. Maybe if I hadn't spent the entire semester doing what I'm doing now: not paying attention and screwing around on the computer instead...maybe then I'd actually have a clue.
But really...even if I were paying attention, it's still hard to figure out the difference between a transition and an episode.
HAHA...I'm not the only one. There's a guy in front of me playing Duck Hunt on the computer, a guy diagonal from me playing Solitaire, and four others checking their e-mail. Anyway, it's hard to pay attention to the review AND write in my LJ so I think I'll quit.
And remember:
During the exposition of a sonata, the section following the second theme with motives from theme 1 is called the codetta!