2. There are 3 main primary chords and they are: C, F and G. Arpeggio chords are also known as Broken Chords. CCCC FFCC GFCC These notes are played one after the other. An easy way of finding note C on the keyboard is find 2 black notes, shift you finger to the left and the first white note is note C. Primary notes include other notes that make up the Primary Chord. They are: C=C.E.G.A, F=F.A.C.D and G=G.B.D.E. A=A lot G=Grass E=Eat C=Cows D=Drown C=Can’t A=Actually F=Fishes E=Eggs D=Disgusting B=Bake G=Goblins

3. GGGRest and counts 1,2 C3D Played in quick succession. D#DC3Rest and counts 1-8 How to play The chords. G- Use your pinkie finger/5 th finger. C3- Use your thumb/ 1 st finger. D- Use your index finger/ 2 nd finger. D#- Use your middle finger/ 3 rd finger. 1.The new note being introduced is d#. 2.C3 is not a new note. It’s the 3 rd c found on the keyboard. C3D#FF#GA#C4 Scale

4. 1.In the 18 th and 19 th century, thousands of Africans had to go to America (forced) because they were slaves and had to work for the white people. 2.Life was truly horrible for Africans as they often got abused and shouted at. 3.Music played an amazingly Important role in the African’s slaves life because music made them feel better. 4. They expressed their feelings through music and since work was really hard, they played music to keep them going. 5. The most popular instrument was the drum. There were many different ways that a drum can be played: e.g. With stick (mallets) or with your hands. 6. Jawbones themselves were turned into percussion instruments when a key or metal object were scraped on teeth. 7. An off-beat rhythm is when anklets stamped in time with the music and produces a jingle. The jingle creates and off –beat.. 8. All the instruments used by Africans were: drums, shakers, tambourines, jawbones and the fiddle.