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Notational ProjectMain MenuAin't it SweetThe BeginningThe Story of CandylandThe Gingerbread TreeA need for notation.Epitaph(y)Epi-taffy...get it?Peppermint ChorusNeume and MeThe Licorice ForestWhat are you, Nuts?The Lullypop Woods and The Snowflake LakeLully, like the composer...get it?The Chocolate SwampBack To RealityBrooke Joynesaebded05ddaef38f8be5e12ae64ecdd9ffd0df08
Goodbye Candyland/ References
1media/4086223e5c7a18edf080c964ea4a6ab5.jpgmedia/how-to-make-gummi-candies-at-home.jpg2017-05-10T20:35:07-07:00Brooke Joynesaebded05ddaef38f8be5e12ae64ecdd9ffd0df08182081image_header2017-05-10T20:35:08-07:00Brooke Joynesaebded05ddaef38f8be5e12ae64ecdd9ffd0df08You leave your final, feeling complete and feeling done. Reflecting on the knowledge that you have learned and the location where that knowledge originated.
Reference: Burkholder, J Peter. Grout, Donald J. Palisca, Claude V. (2014) A History of Western Music. New York City, New York: W.W. Norton & Company..