Scott Joplin: Ragtime King Beat Detective Listening Guide Teacher’s Page By Paul Provencio and Joy Agre His Music.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Scott Joplin Scott Joplin was born on November 24 th, 1868 in Linden Texas Musical prodigy, whose talent was seen at young age Studied music while living.

Advertisements

Chapter 1 Rhythm, Meter, and Tempo.

Identifying a song by the rhythm of its

Find the beat, feel the rhythm Chapter 4

ASO Quapaw String Quartet presents American Road Trip Arkansas Learning through the Arts.

Jazz Part 2 - Listening. Blues Music used to express emotion Examples: The Thrill Is Gone – B. B. King The Thrill Is Gone – B. B. King Howlin’ Wolf –

Chapter 15-Ragtime “Hello! My Baby” a representative example of a ragtime song. lyrics: invention of the telephone Most identifying feature of ragtime.

Popular Music of the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries The Ragtime Craze: 1896–1918.

Scott King of rag time “The entertainer”.. Joplin.

Composers Corner By Maria Mendoza. Johann Sebastian Bach Life Dates: Born: E E E Eisenach, Germany Facts: AAAAdopted at age 9 MMMMarried.

Ragtime Originated in Sedalia, MO St. Louis became the Ragtime center around 1901 General Public first exposed to Ragtime at a series of World’s Fairs.

© 2005 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Jazz Tenth Edition Chapter 4 PowerPoint by Sharon Ann Toman, 2004.

Scott Joplin An African American composer and pianist, Scott Joplin has been known as the King of Ragtime since the turn of the 20th century Born in Texarkana,

Jazz Brief Overview. About Jazz  You may know jazz when you hear it  May not be able to describe what you hear  Jazz has signature traits:  Improvisation.

Lecture 12 Early American Jazz. What is Jazz? It is the irrepressible expression of freedom and individual rights through musical improvisation. It is.

Music in film What does music add to a movie??. Terms You Should Know Scoring Composing music specifically for a particular film Soundtrack A perforated.

The Emergence of Black Music

Musical Terms Mrs. Keating.

Find the Beat, Feel the Rhythm

Meryc 2011 Music Talks to All Ludger Hofmann-Engl

Band Project Your teacher will put you into 4 groups Number each person in your group 1 – 4.

© Copyright © A Quick Guide. What does the law actually say? Introduced to protect people who have created original pieces of work. Books, Music, Films,

Creating an American Artform

UNIT ONE: History of American Music. Unit One Ragtime Jazz Blues Swing Big Band.

Scott Joplin: Ragtime King His Life Windows and Mirrors Teacher’s Page By Paul Provencio and Joy Agre.

Blues Evolved from African-American work songs and spirituals

SCOTT JOPLIN Born November 24,1868 Died April 1, 1917.

Jazz. Listening Take The A Train CD2 Tracks Duke Ellington, composer / performer AABA form in the opening “head” AABA form in each of the solos.

Ragtime Music from America early 1900s Music from America early 1900s Has a march-like oom-pah backing Has a march-like oom-pah backing Has SYNCOPATED.

Black History Month February is Black History Month – a celebration of the struggles, victories, and contributions of African Americans. It’s a time to.

Howard Shore By Nathan Lacy. Biography Born in Canada on October 18, First music director for 'Saturday Night Live'. Founding member of 'Lighthouse'.

1 Introduction to Jazz What is Jazz? The Elements of Jazz.

Begins on page 331 Chapter 37 Popular Music and Jazz to 1950.

MODERN PERIOD 1900-PRESENT. PICASSO MARIE-THERESE LEANING ON ONE ELBOW.

Scott Joplin Born: ? Died: April 1, Early Life Parents were former slaves Parents were former slaves A lot of mystery to his early life since there.

Romare Bearden Music and Memories Close your eyes and listen to this song… Raise your hand if you have a memory of this song…

Elements of Music. MELODY  Melody is the part of the music you can sing. To play or sing a melody, there can only be one note at a time. It is also known.

English 10 Unit 12: Music Section: Writing Designers: Le Thanh Trung LeThi Que Huong.

Jazz  Jazz music originated with slaves.  In the African tradition, they had a single-line melody and a call-and-response pattern, but without the European.

Dixieland (New Orleans Jazz). Origin Around 1910 a new style of music, Jazz, became popular in New Orleans, Louisiana. Jazz was influenced by many sources:

1920’s Film: Silent to Talkies. First Film The Horse in Motion 1878 Created by filming a running horse with a few cameras, then splicing the pictures.

Welcome to PowerPoint By Miss ParkMiss Park About the Author Hello, my name is Jennifer; I enjoy reading, listening to music, rollerblading, and playing.

Play the Keyboard Yellow 1 Yellow Level: Lesson 1

SCOTT JOPLIN By Emma Devereaux and Fatemeh Asadi.

Phoneme Detectives Case: Find alternative spellings for the /oy/ sound. Start by spotting the /oy/ sounds in the text on the next page?

By Alexandra Ukrainskaya.  At first, decide what you want to do the stop motion video about, it can be anything  Once you decide what you are doing.

Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra “I’ve Got Rhythm” American Masters Concert.

Notes and Note Values Middle School Music

Classroom Assignment. What musical style is described with the following adjectives? Improvisation, syncopated rhythm, steady beat, distinctive tone colors,

The Roots of Rock Ragtime and Jazz. Ragtime Emerges from mix of influences c Piano style, named for ragged melody line.

National 4 Music – 20 th Century Music National 4 Music – 20 th Century Music.

Chapter 72 Early Jazz. Lecture Overview Can jazz be defined? Origins of jazz: ragtime, blues, popular songs, dance music Ragtime: –Scott Joplin and “Maple.

Scott Joplin.  Scott Joplin was an American composer and pianist. He was born in either the late 1867 or the early 1868 and died in 1917, 1 st of April.

Chapter 4 Section 4 & 5. Syncopation Syncopation- deliberate shifts of accent so that it conflicts with the steady beat. Emphasizes the weak beats Sometimes.

 Own musical genre considered to be the beginning of Jazz  Peaked between  Originated in African American communities of both.

MUSIC HU  Tone  Scale  Rhythm  Melody  Harmony  Silence Basic Elements of Music.

Chapter 16. Star Wars with and without music: With music: Without.

History of Popular Music LATE 19 TH CENTURY TO EARLY 20 TH CENTURY.

The Armory Show at 100: Modern Art & Revolution Integrating History, Literacy, and the Visual Arts.

Find the beat, feel the rhythm Chapter 4

Jazz Jazz music originated with slaves.

African American Composers

Music: An Appreciation 10th Edition by Roger Kamien

Entertainment of the 1800’s to the 1915’s

Piano Styles: Ragtime to Boogie-Woogie

Scott Joplin The King of Ragtime.

American Music History

Ragtime and Blues.

Presentation transcript:

Scott Joplin: Ragtime King Beat Detective Listening Guide Teacher’s Page By Paul Provencio and Joy Agre His Music

Scott Joplin - His Music What made RAGTIME music different from other music of the day? Simply put, it was the syncopated melodies played over a steady almost march-like background beat that made it different from traditional music. Film director George Roy Hill used Joplin’s music in his 1974 movie “The Sting.” After the film won Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Musical Score, and Best Title Song, interest in ragtime music reached a new high. Ragtime music evolved into jazz and today Joplin’s music is enjoyed in every corner of the world.

Scott Joplin - Exercises Beat Detective Listening

Scott Joplin Beat Detective Objective: Guess who is changing the beat. 1. Start music. Form a circle with one person in the middle. 2. Middle person closes eyes. 3. Teacher taps a student on head, the “it.” 4. “It” starts tapping steady beat or motions in time with the steady beat. Everyone copies “it.” 5. Person in middle tries to guess who is “it”. When middle person guesses, “it” becomes new middle beat detective. Game: Linda Roberts

Scott Joplin Listening Guide Suggested listening of Scott Joplin’s music would include the following: Maple Leaf Rag (1899) The Entertainer (1902) Peacherine Rag (1901) Palm Leaf Rag-A Slow Drag ( 1903) Treemonisha (1911) The Sting Soundtrack (1973)

Scott Joplin Teacher Page Read together the information about Scott Joplin’s music. Look at the Listening Guide to select a piece to play externally for the class while doing the Beat Detective exercise. Follow the directions given for Beat Detective.