research report_final handin + 3004 portfolio

15.00 friday 24 may 2013

hand in the documents at the 1^st floor seminar room – late documents will not be accepted

orals on monday 27 may 2013

will take place
in the old seminar room
make sure you are there 17 minutes before your presentation
the list of orals will be as follows:

Baloyi ¸ Nyiko 8.40 - 8.57
Dugmore ¸ Matthew 9.00 - 9.17
Hadebe ¸ Sizakele 9.20 - 9.37
Kluth ¸ Charnelle 9.40 - 9.57
Letsile ¸ Lesego 10.00 - 10.17
Mahlalela ¸ Simangele 10.20 - 10.37
Mavuso ¸ Nkosilenhle 10.40 - 10.57

break

Mndawe ¸ Thabi 11.20 - 11.37
Mtshali ¸ Skhumbuzo 11.40 - 11.57
Nathoo ¸ Nishkal 12.00 - 12.17
Ngoqwana ¸ Lulama 12.20 - 12.37
Njapha ¸ Phelelani 12.40 - 12.57

lunch

Momberg , Mark  14.00- 14.17
Sibiya ¸ Zwelibanzi 14.20 - 14.37
Simoes ¸ Vanessa 14.40- 14.57
Tayob ¸ Muhammad 15.00 - 15.17
Segooa ¸ Tjaka 15.20 - 15.37

tuesday may 14_2013 interim presentations

each is to prepare a 5 minute presentation

of the work done so far for the research report

in a pdf format to present in class

starting at 14.15

Synchronicity

"There was a book published called "Synchronicity" which is about the meaningfulness of apparent coincidences - is there any meaning in coincidence. And that's what I wanted this record to be about. It's a grand design, but I'm not sure if it come off or not. The concept interested me in that it was about accidents and some of the greatest things that happen in music with a band are accidental, or apparently accidental. Two members of the same band will hit the same chord, or the music will shift to an area that you both agree on for some inexplicable reason and you'll find yourself on the same wavelength. It's like within the parameters of the music there are lots of accidents and lots of things ricocheting off each other."
http://www.sting.com/discography/index/album/albumId/33/tagName/studio_albums