Music Core Content Instrument Families Voice Parts Brass S oprano Woodwind A lto String T enor Percussion Bass How each instrument or voice sounds.

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Music Core Content

Instrument Families Voice Parts Brass S oprano Woodwind A lto String T enor Percussion Bass How each instrument or voice sounds

Woodwind piccolo flute, flute, oboe, clarinet, recorder, English horn, saxophone, bassoon, contra bassoon, bass clarinet, accordion, bagpipes, harmonica

BRASS Instruments include piccolo trumpet, trumpet, bugle, flugelhorn, French horn, trombone, euphonium, baritone, tuba, sousaphone

PERCUSSION Example: cymbals, gong, bass drum, snare drum, timpani, triangle, stick castanet, tambourine, tone block, wood block, clave, chimes, guiro, conga drum, cow bell, maracas, rhythm sticks, drum sticks, sand blocks, machine castanet, glockenspiel, piano, xylophone

STRING violin (fiddle), viola, cello, double bass, harp, guitar (electric/acoustic/ bass/etc), mandolin, lyre, banjo, Appalachian dulcimer, ukulele, zither, harpsichord

S oprano- highest girl voice A lto- lowest girl voice T enor- highest male voice B ass- lowest male voice

Put the following voice parts in order from lowest to highest pitch A.) bass, tenor, alto, soprano B.) bass, alto, tenor, soprano C.) soprano, alto, tenor, bass D.) soprano, tenor, alto, bass

Tempo - The Speed of the Beat LMAP L argo M oderato A llegro P resto

Largo- slow Moderato- medium Allegro- fast Presto- very fast

What is the correct order of tempo terms from slowest to fastest? A. largo, allegro, moderato, presto B. allegro, moderato, largo, presto C. largo, moderato, allegro, presto D. largo, moderato, presto, allegro

Rhythm How the Beat is Organized

More on Tempo! The speed –Determined by metronome markings at the top of a piece of music Example: quarter note = 88 –This means there would be 88 quarter notes per minute

Wrong amount of beats

Accelerando- Music speeds up Rallentando/Ritardando- music slows down Andente (moderato)- a medium slow pace

Melody The most recognizable, identifiable line in a work of music Line of notes that are most important (foundational) Have shape- form arches and curves

Harmony When another time or pitch sounds at the same time as the melody Based on chords- group of at least 3 notes played together at the same time

Sharps and Flats G b B F # C E D # E b F #

Form- structure or shape of music A Section- 1 st melody B Section- 2 nd melody AB form- binary, with 2 different melodies ABA form- 1 st idea, 2 nd idea, 1 st idea again Call and response- 1 person asks a question and another group responds with an answer

Which one of the following forms repeats the first idea? A.) A B B.) A B A C.) call and response D.) binary correct

Dynamics How LOUD or soft the music is

Which of the following dynamic markings in the correct order from loudest to softest? A.) f, mf, ff, mp, pp, p B.) ff, f, mf, mp, p, pp C.) f, ff, mf, mp, pp, p D.) ff, f, mf, mp, pp, p

Folk Music Usually handed down from generation to generation Based on a region or country and expresses culture of place emphasizes lyrics of the song and timbre of the region Main instruments are violin (fiddle), banjo, mandolin, acoustic guitar, dulcimer

Rudiments of Music Staff: 5 lines & 4 spaces on which music is written “G” Clef: Treble Clef (higher) “F” Clef: Bass Clef (lower) Musical Alphabet: A B C D E F G Treble Clef lines: E G B D F Bass Clef lines: G B D F A

Rudiments Continued Ledger Lines: lines extended above & below a regular staff Time Signature: (meter) at the beginning of a sheet of music ie: 4/4 top # & bottom #

Notes Note: a written symbol indicating sound Dotted Note: the value or length of the note is increased by half its original value Synchopation: accented beats or parts of beats that ordinarily are not accented Flat: a symbol that lowers pitch ½ step Sharp: a symbol that raised pitch ½ step

Rest: a written symbol indicating silence Measure: indication of the meter of a musical work, presented in a fractional image.

Which instrument originated from Africa? A.) dulcimer B.) banjo C.) mandolin D.) spoons [originally called banjara]

African Music Multiple rhythm patterns at same time Songs passed down by word of mouth Call and response pattern Has lots of different percussion instruments Instruments: mbira,, zither, conga drum talking drum

Slaves Used drum rhythm patterns to communicate messages without people knowing what was said Also use a call and response form

Conclusion Timbre- SATB Tempo- LMAP Harmony- Chords C E G Form Melody Rhythm Dynamics- pp, p, mp, mf, f, ff

Assignment: Please get out your musical notation packets. We will be going over and highlighting some important notes as well as work on musical notations. If we do not finish by the conclusion of class time, the rest will be homework and due the next school day!