Quarter 1 week 1 musical SYMBOLS and CONCEPTS
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This document discusses rhythm and notes/rests in music. It instructs the reader to clap along to the song "Magtanim ay Di Biro" to experience its rhythmic pattern. It then defines rhythm as the flow or pulse of music. The document goes on to explain the different types of notes and rests, asking the reader to identify them in the presented song. It closes by reminding the reader to study notes and rests further.
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- 3. Let’s clap/tap the following measure!
- 6. Watch and sing “Magtanim ay Di Biro”, and then observe how the words move with the music and try to clap its rhythmic pattern after.
- 8. Try to clap the rhythmic pattern of “Magtanim ay Di Biro”.
- 9. Rhythm It refers to the flow, the breathing pattern or simply the pulse in music. Rhythm makes you tap your feet, clap your hands, nod your head, and swing your body. The first musical instruments were hands clapping together and feet beating time. Today, we still clap our hands to the beat of a song. Our feet still beat time to the exciting rhythm of a march or a dancing tune.
- 10. What are the kinds of notes and rests and their values? Let’s take a look!
- 12. Let us see what are the notes and rests used in Magtanim ay Di Biro.
- 16. Questions: What is the time signature of the song ? What does the numbers in the time signature mean ? What are the notes and rests in the song?
- 19. Sing the song. Identify the measure/s in which the following rests are used: 1. quarter note 2. half rest 3. sixteenth note 4. quarter rest 5. eight note
- 20. Rhythm is made up of regular repeated patterns of movement or sound. It also a systematic arrangement of musical sounds, principally according to duration and periodical stress. Act out a daily routine that you do in school or at home which shows good rhythm.
- 21. What is Rhythm? What are the notes and rests? Give each its value.
- 22. Evaluation Name and give the value of each notes and rests presented.
- 23. Assignment: Study more about notes and rests.