Surface pressure music

How would you desribe the mood of this music?

• Happy

• Sad

• Energetic

• Calm

What instruments can you hear most?

• Drums, shakers, Piano and string instruments

• Piano, shakers, string instruments

• Drums, shakers and string instruments

How does the music reflect Luisa's character?

• Luisa is weak, so the music is slow and soft

• Luisa is a happy girl, so the the music is lively

• Luisa is a strong girl with special powers but she worries about loosing her powers. So the music is energetic because Luisa is a strong woman.

If you had to count the beats of the music, would you count in 4 or in 3?

• 4

• 3

Is there one instrument which you can hear most, if yes which one?

• Trumpet

• Cello

• Drum

• Piano

How does the mood of the music change when lots of insturments are playing?

• Music becomes calm and sad

• Music becomes energetic and lively

• Music starts getting faster and louder

• Music starts getting slower and softer

Is there one sound or lots of different sounds playing together?

• One sound

• Lots of different sounds

What do/did you like most about this music?

• How the music drops suddenly and starts doing a crescendo to reach an energetic musical atmosphere

• The creative use of percussive instruments to create this energetic song

Did you notice any pattern in this music?

• Yes, the music repeats itself

• No, there are new patterns

• Yes, the singer repeats the same words

How does the picture help the listener understand the music?

• The scene describes Luisa's power, so the music is powerful

• The scene tells us that Luisa is afraid to loose her power, so the music is energetic like her character BUT when the music drops, Luisa feels afriad and weak.

• The scene describes the friendship between Luisa and Maribel