Maestro

Discuss the ways in which the concept (idea) of change is treated (deals with) in 'Maestro' and in at least two pieces of additional material that you have collected. The Collins English dictionary puts it simply when it defines the word 'change' as "to alter." This change is inevitable in any individual as they learn and discover 'self change' often emphasised with a change of environment, influences (through relationships) and new experiences. This concept of change is recognised in the novel "Maestro," composed by Peter Goldsworthy and is treated as a constant, forever reappearing. Change is dealt with throughout the novel by young sixteen year old Paul Crabbe who presents this story on his path to maturity, growth, self-discovery and understanding. His relationships and experiences lead the way as Paul learns, not only about music but people,.....Discuss the ways in which the concept (idea) of change is treated (deals with) in 'Maestro' and in at least two pieces of additional material that you have collected. The Collins English dictionary puts it simply when it defines the word 'change' as "to alter." This change is inevitable in any individual as they learn and discover 'self change' often emphasised with a change of environment, influences (through relationships) and new experiences. This concept of change is recognised in the novel "Maestro," composed by Peter Goldsworthy and is treated as a constant, forever reappearing. Change is dealt with throughout the novel by young sixteen year old Paul Crabbe who presents this story on his path to maturity, growth, self-discovery and understanding. His relationships and experiences lead the way as Paul learns, not only about music but people,..... Discuss the ways in which the concept (idea) of change is treated (deals with) in 'Maestro' and in at least two pieces of additional material that you have collected. The Collins English dictionary puts it simply when it defines the word 'change' as "to alter." This change is inevitable in any individual as they learn and discover 'self change' often emphasised with a change of environment, influences (through relationships) and new experiences. This concept of change is recognised in the novel "Maestro," composed by Peter Goldsworthy and is treated as a constant, forever reappearing. Change is dealt with throughout the novel by young sixteen year old Paul Crabbe who presents this story on his path to maturity, growth, self-discovery and understanding. His relationships and experiences lead the way as Paul learns, not only about music but people,.....