Q1 LESSON 1
YOU NOW HAVE A PRETTY GOOD POWERPOINT OF YOUR MUSIC 6. I EVEN PUT THERE THE MELC FOR WEEK 1. YOU CAN REMOVE THE LOGO AND ANYTHING THERE. DON'T FORGET TO PUT YOUR SOURCES :)
Hopefully this will help you in teaching notes and rests better. Please let me know if there are some things I need to add or remove.
This is for educational purposes only.
The MELC week 1 of Music 6.
identifies the values of the notes / rests used in a particular song
MU6RH-Ia-1
Music 6
Notes and rests
Notes and rests are musical symbols on a staff that designate when to play and when to not play.
notes
Notes on a staff represent what pitch to play and for how long.
RESTS
Rests are musical symbols used to designate when to pause and not play.
Below is a table which displays whole, half, quarter, eighth, and sixteenth notes and rests, along with how long each one lasts, measured in beats.
WHOLE NOTES AND RESTS
Whole notes and rests are easy to count because they last for four beats.
Here is an example of a whole note and the count that it receives.
Whole Note
Here is an example of a whole rest and the count that it receives.
Whole Rest
haLF NOTES AND RESTS
Half notes and rests each last for two beats.
Here is an example of half notes and the count that they receive.
Half Note
Here is an example of half notes and rests in context on the staff.
Half Notes and Rests
QUARTER NOTES AND RESTS
Quarter notes and rests last for one beat.
Here is an example of quarter notes and the count that they receive.
Quarter Note
Here is an example of quarter notes and rests in context on the staff.
QUARTER Rest
EIGHTH NOTES AND RESTS
Eighth notes and rests only last for one half of a beat.
When you are counting the rhythm of eighth notes, the usual way is to say the word "and" between each beat. This subdivides each beat by two, and makes it easier to count the eighth notes evenly.
Like this: One-and-two-and-three-and-four-and.
This manner of subdividing works the same for eighth rests, as well as eighth notes.
EIGHTH NOTES AND RESTS
Here is an example of eighth notes and how to count them.
Eighth Note
Here is an example of eighth notes and rests in context with other notes on the staff.
Eighth Notes and Rest
SIXTEENTH NOTES AND RESTS
Sixteenth notes and rests only last for one fourth of a beat.
When you are counting the rhythm of sixteenth notes, the usual way is to say "e-and-a" between each beat. This subdivides each beat by four, and makes it easier to count the sixteenth notes and rests evenly.
Like this: One e-and-a, Two e-and-a, Three e-and-a, Four e-and-a.
SIXTEENTH NOTES AND RESTS
Here is an example of sixteenth notes and how to count them.
Sixteenth Note
Here is an example of sixteenth notes and rests in context with other notes on the staff.
Sixteenth Rest
SOURCES:
https://www.tedvieira.com/onlinelessons/sightreading101/values/values.html#:~:text=Notes%20and%20rests%20are%20musical,to%20pause%20and%20not%20play.
Hopefully this will help you in teaching notes and rests better. Please let me know if there are some things I need to add or remove.
This is for educational purposes only.
The MELC week 1 of Music 6.
identifies the values of the notes / rests used in a particular song
MU6RH-Ia-1
Music 6
Notes and rests
Notes and rests are musical symbols on a staff that designate when to play and when to not play.
notes
Notes on a staff represent what pitch to play and for how long.
RESTS
Rests are musical symbols used to designate when to pause and not play.
Below is a table which displays whole, half, quarter, eighth, and sixteenth notes and rests, along with how long each one lasts, measured in beats.
WHOLE NOTES AND RESTS
Whole notes and rests are easy to count because they last for four beats.
Here is an example of a whole note and the count that it receives.
Whole Note
Here is an example of a whole rest and the count that it receives.
Whole Rest
haLF NOTES AND RESTS
Half notes and rests each last for two beats.
Here is an example of half notes and the count that they receive.
Half Note
Here is an example of half notes and rests in context on the staff.
Half Notes and Rests
QUARTER NOTES AND RESTS
Quarter notes and rests last for one beat.
Here is an example of quarter notes and the count that they receive.
Quarter Note
Here is an example of quarter notes and rests in context on the staff.
QUARTER Rest
EIGHTH NOTES AND RESTS
Eighth notes and rests only last for one half of a beat.
When you are counting the rhythm of eighth notes, the usual way is to say the word "and" between each beat. This subdivides each beat by two, and makes it easier to count the eighth notes evenly.
Like this: One-and-two-and-three-and-four-and.
This manner of subdividing works the same for eighth rests, as well as eighth notes.
EIGHTH NOTES AND RESTS
Here is an example of eighth notes and how to count them.
Eighth Note
Here is an example of eighth notes and rests in context with other notes on the staff.
Eighth Notes and Rest
SIXTEENTH NOTES AND RESTS
Sixteenth notes and rests only last for one fourth of a beat.
When you are counting the rhythm of sixteenth notes, the usual way is to say "e-and-a" between each beat. This subdivides each beat by four, and makes it easier to count the sixteenth notes and rests evenly.
Like this: One e-and-a, Two e-and-a, Three e-and-a, Four e-and-a.
SIXTEENTH NOTES AND RESTS
Here is an example of sixteenth notes and how to count them.
Sixteenth Note
Here is an example of sixteenth notes and rests in context with other notes on the staff.
Sixteenth Rest
SOURCES:
https://www.tedvieira.com/onlinelessons/sightreading101/values/values.html#:~:text=Notes%20and%20rests%20are%20musical,to%20pause%20and%20not%20play.
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6. •BELOW IS A TABLE WHICH DISPLAYS WHOLE, HALF, QUARTER, EIGHTH, AND
SIXTEENTH NOTES AND RESTS, ALONG WITH HOW LONG EACH ONE LASTS,
MEASURED IN BEATS.
7. •WHOLE NOTES AND RESTS ARE EASY TO COUNT BECAUSE THEY LAST FOR FOUR BEATS.
•HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF A WHOLE NOTE AND THE COUNT THAT IT RECEIVES.
WHOLE NOTE
•HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF A WHOLE REST AND THE COUNT THAT IT RECEIVES.
WHOLE REST
8. •HALF NOTES AND RESTS EACH LAST FOR TWO BEATS.
•HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF HALF NOTES AND THE COUNT THAT THEY RECEIVE.
HALF NOTE
•HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF HALF NOTES AND RESTS IN CONTEXT ON THE STAFF.
HALF NOTES AND RESTS
9. •QUARTER NOTES AND RESTS LAST FOR ONE BEAT.
•HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF QUARTER NOTES AND THE COUNT THAT THEY RECEIVE.
QUARTER NOTE
•HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF QUARTER NOTES AND RESTS IN CONTEXT ON THE STAFF.
QUARTER REST
10. •EIGHTH NOTES AND RESTS ONLY LAST FOR ONE HALF OF A BEAT.
•WHEN YOU ARE COUNTING THE RHYTHM OF EIGHTH NOTES, THE USUAL
WAY IS TO SAY THE WORD "AND" BETWEEN EACH BEAT. THIS SUBDIVIDES
EACH BEAT BY TWO, AND MAKES IT EASIER TO COUNT THE EIGHTH NOTES
EVENLY.
•LIKE THIS: ONE-AND-TWO-AND-THREE-AND-FOUR-AND.
•THIS MANNER OF SUBDIVIDING WORKS THE SAME FOR EIGHTH RESTS, AS
WELL AS EIGHTH NOTES.
11. •HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF EIGHTH NOTES AND HOW TO COUNT THEM.
EIGHTH NOTE
•HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF EIGHTH NOTES AND RESTS IN CONTEXT WITH OTHER NOTES ON
THE STAFF.
EIGHTH NOTES AND REST
12. •SIXTEENTH NOTES AND RESTS ONLY LAST FOR ONE FOURTH OF A BEAT.
•WHEN YOU ARE COUNTING THE RHYTHM OF SIXTEENTH NOTES, THE USUAL
WAY IS TO SAY "E-AND-A" BETWEEN EACH BEAT. THIS SUBDIVIDES EACH
BEAT BY FOUR, AND MAKES IT EASIER TO COUNT THE SIXTEENTH NOTES
AND RESTS EVENLY.
•LIKE THIS: ONE E-AND-A, TWO E-AND-A, THREE E-AND-A, FOUR E-AND-A.
13. •HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF SIXTEENTH NOTES AND HOW TO COUNT THEM.
SIXTEENTH NOTE
•HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF SIXTEENTH NOTES AND RESTS IN CONTEXT WITH OTHER NOTES
ON THE STAFF.
SIXTEENTH REST