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Dear Tom,  I am glad to read that your student has been inspired by the Bach piece - it is indeed rich with material that can go in any number of directions.  There is nothing in the Guide that prevents your student from framing...

Dear Anton, Thank you for your help and for clarifying this. My student is really enjoying using the Bach piece as his source material, but he is exclusively using music technology to experiment with and transform it. Based on our discussion...

Dear Tom,  Thank you for your questions. I would like to provide some additional context to supplement what Jim has already provided. Firstly, the quotation from p. 23 that you have included relates to how certain works may fall under...

Hi Tom,  Thanks for this discussion thread. The application of AoIs can certainly present challenges throughout the experimenting process. You ask if AoI 4 can be justified. I believe some questions your student will need to address include,...

Dear Tom, Thank again for identifying this.  Hope that you enjoying teaching it.  My best regards,  Anton 

This is from p23 of the guide.  "Some genres and styles may lend themselves to being explored through one area; others may be creatively explored through multiple areas". Could a student justify the AO4 route?

Dear Anton, Just to clarify, as I have a student who may want to use this source material. If they have completed three iterative experiments using DAWs, in their report, it should still be labeled as AOI2? Many thanks Tom

Thanks! I am looking forward to teaching this!

Hi Jim,  Thank you for your quick response and clarification. This is very helpful.  Regards, Cameron 

Dear Tom,  Thanks for picking this up. Not sure what happened, but I believe that the video links disappeared. I have restored them now. I hope that you are able to access them.  My best regards,  Anton