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The document discusses the pentatonic scale, including what it is composed of, where it has appeared in cultures around the world, why it is ubiquitous, and how it can be used. Specifically, the pentatonic scale consists of five notes that use major seconds and minor thirds, making it naturally consonant. It has appeared in indigenous cultures worldwide and can be traced back to the circle of fifths, explaining its widespread natural occurrence. The pentatonic scale can be used for choral warm-ups, general music lessons, and there is a YouTube lesson plan about it.
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P.S. I've added notes and reference links/books on the 'notes' section of the .pptx. Just download the presentation to see.
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- 1. Theory, Practice, and World Music Will Lynch The Pentatonic Scale
- 2. What it is • A series of repeating notes directly consisting of major 2nds and minor 3rds • The lack of minor 6ths, major 7ths, and tritones make it naturally consonant! • Can be both major and minor, depending on the starting pitch (relative)
- 3. Where it is • Everywhere! • The Pentatonic scale has appeared in countless indigenous cultures all over the world • Most of these cultures had no interactions with each other while this music was being formed • This ubiquity led musicologists to wonder why… • Debussy • Oh! Susanna
- 4. Why it is! • Pentatonic scale is built from the circle of fifths! • The C pentatonic scale is the first five notes on the circle after C, neat! • This means that not only is the circle of fifths the harmonic foundation of Western music, it is a melodic foundation as well!
- 5. How it can be used • Choral warm-ups • General Music lessons • Pentatonic Youtube Lesson Plan