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Tuesday, 31 July 2018

Biwa

WALT: explore how different cultures produce music.
What I found hard about doing this was trying to find a good video to go with my D.L.O.
What I found very fun and easy was drawing pictures.
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  1. Anonymous1 August 2018 at 09:14

    Hello Moni,
    This is Lance from room 6, I like the way you explained what a Biwa is and how it is used. Next time can you put more detail, like who made it and what it is made out of but other than that, nice work.

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  2. Anonymous1 August 2018 at 10:45

    Hay Moni,
    I would just want to say great work on this peace of work. Next time you could make the writing stand out a bit more, also i like how you have created your own instrument. keep up the amazing work looking forward seeing more of your cool work.

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  3. Anonymous2 August 2018 at 07:49

    Hi Moni,
    I love this blog post, I like how you have explain about the instrument and when it was made, next time you could add more information about the Biwa because you hooked me in and I would love to know more.
    Keep up the great work.
    Siobhan

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  4. Anonymous14 August 2018 at 10:31

    Hey Moni,
    I would like to say that this blog post is really impressive, I like how you explain about the instrument and when and how it was made. Maybe next time you could add more information about Biwa on how to play it. Other than that Keep up the good work.

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  5. Anonymous16 August 2018 at 10:20

    Hey Moni,
    I love this blog post of yours especially how you explained what the instrument was and how it is made . Maybe next time you could try filling up the page more . Other than that this is an amazing post . Keep up the good work !
    Sincerely Nikita

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  6. Anonymous21 August 2018 at 10:45

    Hi Moni,
    I enjoyed reading your blog post about the instrument you have chosen. I also like how you have drawn the instrument yourself. Maybe next time, you should use the whole page up.
    Hingano

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