First entry, short audition, forming one sonic memory
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Felix Mendelssohn
Felix Mendelssohn: A Midsummer Night's Dream Op. 61 Wedding March — Complete work — European Archive
A Midsummer Night S Dream Op. 61 Wedding March
PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDINGFelix Mendelssohn: A Midsummer Night's Dream Op. 61 Wedding March — Complete work — European ArchiveFelix Mendelssohn · European ArchivePlay full recording
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01 / The first 30 seconds
30-second entrance
Start with the first phrase before reading the title again; let one sound, not a label, become your handle.
00:00–00:30: find one sonic cue that returns or changes.
02 / LISTEN FOR
Three things to wait for
- The breath of the first phrase
- The first voice that catches you
- The first repetition or color change
03 / RIGHTS
Copyright and source
Wikimedia Commons
895b3497e83f99090e3079d95269713768d6a99a74dc3aec0040fe37a9e7ddde04 / VERSION
Version / performer information
First remember the distance this version gives you: close, bright, heavy, cool, or a little live.