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Autumn Term 2011 Music Topic for Years 3 and 4. Dragon Scales is all about PENTATONIC SCALES - scales with 5 notes. We are extending our learning about PITCH - the music word for high and low sounds.
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Phrase B:lower case letters are faster notes: g, g, C,C,C, g ,g, C,C,C c, c, C ,c, c, C, c, c, c, c, C,C : then back to Phrase A. This is a typical children’s or pop song phrase form of either phrase’s AABAor A B A.While the lyrics will be your friend simply because it doesn’t require any true music listening skills, you will improve your listening skills as this short course progresses. This may help you identify the music and not just the lyrics.
2.
Harmony:
Use the Harmonizer: click the blue square. Watch how the melody, by changing the harmony, can sound “happy”, sad when using minor scale harmony, creepy with certain types of chords. Play harmony viewer 1, 2, 3
3.
Harmony
: Click SFS and click square box Harmonizer. It plays same melody but either different scale or different chords for emotional content.
4. Then click harmony viewer and play No. 1, 2, 3
5. Now go to top of page again and find “Instrumentation” and try various combinations of the three given instruments. Some combinations sound good while others sound a bit odd or out of balance. Imagine a composer dealing with endless instrumental combinations for orchestra. Every beat and every measure is a carefully calculated adventure.
6. Next experiment with
Performalator.
7.
Compozerizer
is fun to fool with
8. Next, go to top again and find
Instruments of the orchestra.
It gives you a few, but not nearly all, instruments as a way to hear timbre or instrumental color.
Lastly you will work on
“Radio”
found at top of page. There are several “stations” 1 through 6 with various beginnings of music pieces. Below is a list the pieces for your ears from “Radio”. These are extremely short excerpts of listed works.
Click the square button:
Radio station 1:
Tchaikovsky, Scherzo features pizzicato or plucked strings and then find Bartok’s piece from Concerto for orchestra. This features two bassoons.
Radio station 2
: Prokofiev, Dance of the Knights,: Copland, Fanfare for the Common Man, Richard Strauss, Sunrise from “Also Sprach Zarathustra” and finally one of my favorite soft and “pretty classical works, Stravinsky, Rite of Spring.
Station 3:
Copland, Simple Gifts from his ballet. Simple gifts is a religious American, Shaker, song that Copland uses and writes variations to the piece.
Skip station 4 none
Station 5:
Zoltan Kodaly (Hunga ...
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Making the decision to learn a new instrument can be a whim or a long-standing ambition. Either
way, picking up an instrument for the first time is a daunting feeling, as the scale of the task sinks in.
This is particularly true if you have never learnt to play an instrument before, with all those technical
terms, scales and notation marks to decipher before you have even played a single note. This new
edition of Piano for Beginners is therefore an essential guide for piano and keyboard first-timers.
Simplifying the process through step-by-step tutorials, this bookazine will help you lay solid
foundations for years of enjoyment. From the correct way to sit at the piano to reading notation,
we start with the basics before expanding your musical horizons with easy home recording and
genre-specific tutorials. With a glossary of essential terminology, a list of chords and even access to
free online resources such as audio files, Piano for Beginners really is your go-to guide as you get
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