© Royal Academy of Dance 2006 These slides accompany the Royal Academy of Dance video Relating Music to Movement for Children available from www.radenterprises.co.uk.

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© Royal Academy of Dance 2006 These slides accompany the Royal Academy of Dance video Relating Music to Movement for Children available from Some slides have been renumbered and modified - please see the revision history for details. This version 1.1, October 2006

© Royal Academy of Dance 2006 PULSE – SPEED – RHYTHM PITCH VOLUME – DYNAMICS QUALITY MUSICAL FORM © Royal Academy of Dance

THIS IS THE CROTCHET NOTE THIS IS THE MINIM NOTE 2

© Royal Academy of Dance 2006 THESE ARE BAR LINES 3

© Royal Academy of Dance MEANS 2 CROTCHET BEATS IN EACH BAR

© Royal Academy of Dance 2006 MEANS 3 CROTCHET BEATS IN EACH BAR

© Royal Academy of Dance a

© Royal Academy of Dance b

© Royal Academy of Dance c

© Royal Academy of Dance d

© Royal Academy of Dance e

© Royal Academy of Dance a

© Royal Academy of Dance b

© Royal Academy of Dance c

© Royal Academy of Dance d

© Royal Academy of Dance e

© Royal Academy of Dance f

© Royal Academy of Dance 2006 THIS IS THE CROTCHET REST THIS IS THE MINIM REST 88

© Royal Academy of Dance a

© Royal Academy of Dance b

© Royal Academy of Dance c

© Royal Academy of Dance d

© Royal Academy of Dance a

© Royal Academy of Dance b

© Royal Academy of Dance c

© Royal Academy of Dance d

© Royal Academy of Dance 2006 THIS IS THE QUAVER NOTE 2 QUAVERS (JOINED) = 1 CROCHET THIS IS THE QUAVER REST 11

© Royal Academy of Dance a 1 & 2 & 1 & 2 &

© Royal Academy of Dance b & & 2

© Royal Academy of Dance c 1 & 2 1 & 2 1 & 2 1 2

© Royal Academy of Dance d 1 2 & & 1 2

© Royal Academy of Dance e 1 & 2 & & 2 & 1 2

© Royal Academy of Dance f 1 & 2 & 1 & & 2

© Royal Academy of Dance g 1 & 2 1 & 2 1 & 2 1 2

© Royal Academy of Dance h 1 & 2 & 1 & 2 & 1 & 2 & 1 & 2 &

© Royal Academy of Dance a 1 & 2 & 1 & & 2

© Royal Academy of Dance b & & 2 1 & 2 1 & & 2

© Royal Academy of Dance a

© Royal Academy of Dance b

© Royal Academy of Dance c & 3 1 2& 3

© Royal Academy of Dance a & 2& 3&

© Royal Academy of Dance b 1& 2& 3& & 1 2 3

© Royal Academy of Dance MEANS 4 CROTCHET BEATS IN EACH BAR

© Royal Academy of Dance 2006 THIS IS THE SEMIBREVE NOTE 1 SEMIBREVE = 4 CROCHETS THIS IS THE SEMIBREVE REST 17

© Royal Academy of Dance a

© Royal Academy of Dance b

© Royal Academy of Dance c 1 2 3&4 1&2& &

© Royal Academy of Dance d &

© Royal Academy of Dance 2006 THIS IS THE SEMIQUAVER NOTE 4 SEMIQUAVERS (JOINED) = 1 CROCHET THIS IS THE SEMIQAUVER REST 19

© Royal Academy of Dance a&a 2a&a 3a&a 4a&a

© Royal Academy of Dance 2006 = + = 21 THIS IS THE DOTTED MINIM

© Royal Academy of Dance 2006 = + = 22 THIS IS THE DOTTED CROTCHET

© Royal Academy of Dance 2006 = + = 23 THIS IS THE DOTTED QUAVER

© Royal Academy of Dance &

© Royal Academy of Dance MEANS 6 QUAVER BEATS IN EACH BAR

© Royal Academy of Dance

© Royal Academy of Dance a 1 & 2 & 1 & 2 & 1a & 2 STACCATO - SHORT AND DETACHED

© Royal Academy of Dance & 2 & 1 2 & 1 2 LEGATO - SMOOTHLY

© Royal Academy of Dance 2006 A TEMPO = BACK TO ORIGINAL SPEED RALLENTANDO (RALL) = GETTING GRADUALLY SLOWER 29

© Royal Academy of Dance 2006 ACCELERANDO (ACCEL) = GETTING FASTER RUBATO = EXPRESSIVE TIMING 30

© Royal Academy of Dance 2006 CRESCENDO (cresc.) = GETTING LOUDER DIMINUENDO (dim.) = GETTING SOFTER 30

© Royal Academy of Dance TREBLE CLEF BASS CLEF HIGH PITCH LOW PITCH