Tutorial No.4 Joining a chain of fragments from Beethoven Sonata
in G Op 49, end-to-end.
For this tutorial, the first 16 bars have been
extracted as separate fragments from this Beethoven sonata, and stored as a
fragment list. Your task is to reconstruct the sonata. Of course, you
could try placing the fragments into a different order than the original, but it
might not sound quite as good!
- Open the Musical Discovery Composing Board from the main MENU :-
Create -> Compositions -> Composing Board.
- Click the arrow on the fragment lists drop-down box, and select Beethoven
Sonata in G Op 49 No2 from the list.
- Alphabetic icons from A to P will appear at the foot of the screen,
representing each of the first 16 bars of this sonata, then icon Q represents
the rest from bar 17 to the end.
- Right click on some of these icons to bring up an information panel, and
click the Play button
to listen to them.
- Use the left mouse button to drag and drop the icons in order, from A to
Q, into the top row of the grid.
- Click the orange Assemble
button.
- Click the Play button in the Play-Bar at the foot of the screen, to hear the composition. It should be recognizable
as Beethoven, if you used the right order.