The 45-minute music lesson focuses on the Classical period. Students will present research on composers Mozart, Beethoven, and Haydn through a PowerPoint presentation. They will listen to sample works, such as Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, Mozart's Magic Flute and Rondo Alla Turca. The teacher will play Mozart's Rondo Alla Turca and a student will play part of Beethoven's 9th Symphony on guitar. The class will also play part of the 9th Symphony using block flutes. The aims are to understand the Classical period through brainstorming, group work, listening, and playing instruments.

1. Lesson Music
Level 9th Grade
Theme Art
Content Classical Period
Duration 45 minutes
Objectives -The Student presents his/her research
-S/he sets the subject of the things he read
-S/he gives info and prepare power-point
presentation about classical period (Mozart,
Beethoven, Haydn)
- S/he obtains general info related to the subject
- S/he shares his presentation and his ideas with
his friends
-He uses his body language
-He overviews his info with teacher and friends
-S/he listens to the samples of the artificer in
this period; Moonlight Sonate—Beethoven,
Magic flute-Mozart, Rondo Alla Turca-Mozart,
Farewell Symphony
Procedure -Teacher plays one of the works of Mozart
(Rondo Alla Turca) and gives info about this work
and period
-One of the students who can play the guitar
plays the choir part of the 9th symphony.
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2. -The whole class plays the 9th Symphony with
block flute
-Important notes are taken about the lesson
Aims Being able to comprehend classical period
Teaching and Learning Techniques Brainstorming, Gropu work, Listening to
Music,playing the flute, the piano, etc.
Materials Used by Teacher and Students Books, power-point presentations, film posters,
music CDs, Books on Musical art, Instruments,
Dictionary
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reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be
made of the information contained therein.