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Quia Tier 4 Quarter 4 Week 1

Note Name: Eighth Note Triplet Triplets Note Name: Eighth Note Triplet Note Value: 1 Count

*Practice counting as group* Counting for Triplets 1LaLi = *Practice counting as group*

Counting for Triplets 1lali 2 3lali 4 1lali 2_3_4

Counting for Triplets 1_+_2 + 1lali 2lali

Triplets = QUARTER note triplet = EIGHTH note triplet

Quarter Note Triplets = QUARTER note triplet = TWO Counts

*Practice counting as group* Quarter Note Triplets 1lali = *Practice counting as group*

Quarter Note Triplets 1_2_3_+_4 + 1lali 3lali 1 e + a 2 1lali

Quarter Note Triplets 1_2_3 4lali 5_1 2lali 4_5

Sing or play the note for as long as the director holds it Fermata Name: Fermata What Does Fermata Do? Sing or play the note for as long as the director holds it

Caesura Name: Caesura What Does Caesura Do? A caesura tells you to hold a note for as long as the director conducts

Quia Tier 4 Quarter 4 Week 2

Natural A natural symbol cancels out a flat or sharp Name: Natural Symbol What does a natural do to a note? A natural symbol cancels out a flat or sharp

Natural Accidentals DI SI ME IF B-FLAT WAS “DO” THEN B-NATURAL WOULD BE WHY? IF E-FLAT WAS “SOL”, THEN E-NATURAL WOULD BE IF C-SHARP WAS “MI”, THEN C-NATURAL WOULD BE DI SI ME

Natural Accidentals Do Re Mi Re Di Ti Do

Natural Accidentals Do Re Ti Do Mi Me Mi Do La

Natural Accidentals Mi Fa Si Fa Mi Ri Do

Quia Tier 4 Quarter 4 Week 3

Pick-up Definition: The note or set of notes that occur in the measure before the phrase actually starts.

Pick Up Counting 4 + 1_2 3_+_4 + (1_2_3_4) (1) 2_+_3 + 4 4 + 1_2 3_+_4 + (1_2_3_4) (1) 2_+_3 + 4 3_4 1 2 +_3_+ (4) (1_2) 3_+_4 +

Pick Up Counting 3 +_4_+ 1_+_2 + 3_+_4 + (1) + 2_3_4 3 +_4_+ 1_+_2 + 3_+_4 + (1) + 2_3_4 4 1e+a 2_+_3 + (4) 1e+a 2 +_3_+ (4)

Quia Tier 4 Quarter 4 Week 4

Counting Rhythms We already know that… = 1 e + a

Counting Rhythms = 1 e +

Counting Rhythms = 1 + a

Counting Rhythms = 1 e a

Counting Rhythms 1 la li 3 + 1 e a 2 + a 3 e +

Counting Rhythms 1 e + 2 la li 1 e a + 2 + 3 e a

Quia Tier 4 Quarter 4 Week 5

Mixed Accidental Solfege La Do Mi Do Ti Si La

Mixed Accidental Solfege

Mixed Accidental Solfege Mi Fa Si Fa Mi Ri Do

Mixed Accidental Solfege

Quia Tier 4 Quarter 4 Week 6

SATB SOME MUSIC IS WRITTEN IN SATB FORMAT… THE “S” IN SATB STANDS FOR SOPRANO THE “A” IN SATB STANDS FOR ALTO THE “T” IN SATB STANDS FOR TENOR THE “B” IN SATB STANDS FOR BASS

SAB SOME MUSIC IS WRITTEN IN SAB FORMAT… THE “S” IN SATB STANDS FOR SOPRANO THE “A” IN SATB STANDS FOR ALTO THE “B” IN SATB STANDS FOR BARITONE

SATB/SAB The SOPRANO is the higher female voice The ALTO is the lower female voice The TENOR is the higher male voice The BARITONE is the middle male voice The BASS is the lower male voice

SATB/SAB In three and four part music, this clef is typically used for SOPRANO and ALTO.

In four part music, this clef is typically used for TENORS. SATB/SAB In four part music, this clef is typically used for TENORS.

SATB/SAB In three part music, this clef is typically used for BARITONE. In four part music, this clef is typically used for BASS.

Quia Tier 4 Quarter 4 Week 7