Проект "I can’t live without classical music."

I CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT CLASSICAL MUSIC.
THE URGENCY OF THE PROJECT: 
People cannot live without music. They can listen to music everywhere. The life of a man is very different, sometimes happy, and sometimes dramatic, music gives us possibility to find new strength, to get new energy and desires.
THE PROBLEM OF THE PROJECT:
Why don’t many pupils like classical music?
THE AIM OF THE PROJECT:
To prove: how classical music can be fantastic.
THE GOALS OF THE WORK:
To analyze the types of music. To explore and show that classical music is not only a combination of pleasant sounds, but it is an art which makes you think.
THE HYPOTHESIS
If you never listened much to classical music before, how can you like it? So, if students listened to classical music more often, they would like it.
THE RESULTS:
- First I did a questionnaire. We spoke about types of music. Then pupils told about their favourite music.
WHY DO YOU LISTEN TO MUSIC?
For pleasure
To have fun
To meet people
To know culture
To express feelings
To learn language
To make friends
To relax
Why?
TYPES OF MUSIC
Music can be classical and modern. Most people prefer modern music. Modern music has different genres: pop, rock,, rap, techno and others.
FAVOURITE MUSIC
WHY DO I LIKE CLASSICAL MUSIC?
Classical Music makes people think.Classical Music gives people new energy and optimism.Classical music gives the listener delight. It appeals to our intellect.I like classical music because “It can change the world, because it can change people” and because I like to play the violin.
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Claude Debussy:
“The sound of the sea, of the wind, birds’ singing can be expressed by classical music and it can cause a variety of impressions in us.“
MY CONCERT
THE CONCERT OF CHAYCOVSKY
THE RESULTS OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE, AFTER LISTENING TO MUSIC
CONCLUSION
My hypothesis seems to be right. I think the best way to understand what classical music is, is to listen to it, go to concerts, listen to CDs. Or even better, learn to play it yourself on a musical instrument. Then you will understand it.
Henry Longfellow: