What music should I use for my Macbeth presentation?
January 26th, 2007 | by music |
moonunitenar asked:
My upcoming english project requires that my group and I act out a scene from Macbeth along with music ans sound effects. We will be presenting Act IV scene ii. Can you give me some suggestions for music that fits the mood for that scene? (or several pieces of music for different parts of the scene.
ELI
My upcoming english project requires that my group and I act out a scene from Macbeth along with music ans sound effects. We will be presenting Act IV scene ii. Can you give me some suggestions for music that fits the mood for that scene? (or several pieces of music for different parts of the scene.
ELI
2 Responses to “What music should I use for my Macbeth presentation?”
By angelamp on Jan 29, 2007 | Reply
hmmm… i really cant remember much of macbeth from high school but would beethoven’s symphony no. 5 do for some parts of the scene???
By actormyk on Jan 31, 2007 | Reply
It depends on the scene that you do, bu Beethoven’s Fifth doesn’t really work for me. Macbeth, the entire play, is shrouded in mists and rain and everything is in turmoil. It should be something kind of hurried sounding nd prefereably in a minor key. You might want to try the opera Macbet, but I forget who the composer is. I remember in one of my piano books an eerie piece with the four lines about “methought that I did see the wood … to move” and it was creepy sounding.