This document discusses the fundamentals of music notation and note reading. It introduces the basic symbols used in music including the staff, clefs, time signatures, notes, and bar lines. It explains that notes are symbols that determine the relative duration of time and lists the different note types. The objectives are to identify music notes, perform note reading through hand clapping, appreciate music, and compose an original piece of music in 3/4 time with 3 measures.

1. FUNDAMENTALS
OF MUSIC II
(NOTE READING)

2. OBJECTIVES:
 Identify the notes of the fundamentals of
music.
 Perform and read the notes through
handclapping.
 Show appreciation to music through note
reading.
 Make their own piece of music.

3. The Basic Symbols of
Music

4. What do we call to a person who plays
the piano?
A Pianist
They use different kinds of notes to
play this instrument
(piano/keyboard).
A Guitarist
The one who play the guitar.

5. Staff – it consist of 5 lines and 4
spaces.

6. Measure – a space between 2
bar lines.
MEASURE

7. Bar Line – a vertical line that
divides the staff into
measures.

8. Double Bar Line – signifies
an end of a musical section
or piece of music.

9. G clef

10. F clef

11. Time signature – an indication of rhythm
following a clef, generally expressed as a
fraction with the denominator defining
the beat as a division of a whole note
and the numerator giving the number
of beats in each bar.

12. Note – a symbol expressing relative
duration of time. It determines by the
shape or form of the note.

13. Here are the kinds of notes representing
their number of beats

16. TIME TO
GUESS!

28. QUIZ
In a ½ sheet of paper,
make a piece of music with
a three-fourth (3/4) time
signature and with 3
measures.

29. ASSIGNMENT:
Draw a keyboard in a
1/2 cartolina length
wise with eight (3)
octaves.