Classical Recap Lesson

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Classical Recap Lesson

Instrument Recognition https://mymusiconline.co.uk/wp- content/uploads/hotpots/i7_n5_instruments_quiz.htm

Style of Vocal Music https://mymusiconline.co.uk/wp- content/uploads/hotpots/i7_higher_vocal_short_answer.htm

Ornaments https://mymusiconline.co.uk/wp- content/uploads/hotpots/i7_higher_ornaments_1.htm

Describe the time signature https://mymusiconline.co.uk/wp- content/uploads/hotpots/i7_n4_simple_compound_time.htm

Identify the Cadence https://mymusiconline.co.uk/wp- content/uploads/hotpots/i7_higher_cadences1.htm Recap: FINISHED: 1. Perfect Chords V to I at the end of a phrase. (sounds like “the end” 2. Plagal Chords IV to I at the end of a phrase. (sounds like “Amen”) UNFINISHED: 1 Imperfect The last chord at the end of a phrase is V. 2. Interupted: Chords V – VI at the end of a phrase. In a major key, chord VI is minor.

Literacy Insert the rest: https://quizlet.com/51082162/test Performance Directions Staccato Accent Pause Legato Accent

Concept in the correct category https://mymusiconline.co.uk/wp- content/uploads/hotpots/i7_higher_category_quiz11.htm https://mymusiconline.co.uk/wp- content/uploads/hotpots/i7_higher_category_quiz12.htm