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Name:_______________
Class:___________
Music Workbook
Semester 1
Content
Rhythm and Metre
      

Compound Metre    
Pitch and Melody
drm sl d’
m3rd M2nd
E – top space treble clef. F – first space treble clef
Part Work
3 part canon, Ostinato, Partner Songs,
Rhythmic accompaniments
Form and Structure
Introduction
Tone Colour
Orchestral Families
Cello, Tuba
Expressive Elements
p, f
Staccato, legato
Semester One Task
Perform Dinah on a
melodic
instrument.
1. Did you play any
wrong notes?
2. Did you keep a steady beat
and play the rhythmic pattern
accurately?
3. Did you use correct
technique?
Your thoughts on your
performance:__________________
_______________________________
_______________________________
_______________________________
_______________________________
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Activity 1
Aural - Circle the interval you hear
1. M2 m3
2. M2 m3
3. M2 m3
4. M2 m3
The Pentatonic Scale is a scale with five
different notes.
Activity 2
Aural - Missing Rhythms
    __ __
 
te te’s or quavers can be written different ways...
Sometimes stems can go up, sometimes down. The beams can be level or sloped. They can
be joined or stand alone with flags instead of beams. They can even be joined in groups of
more than 2.
Circle the answer
Activity 3
Aural Spot the difference
      
Assessment: Two-Part Rhythmic Composition


Are there two crotchet beats in a bar? Are your beats under each other? Does your piece
have a strong finish? Do your two parts work well together?
Activity 4
Aural





Add Stems
Up at the back....
What is this?

_________________________________
Activity 5
Aural Which one do you hear?
   
Add bar lines to Dinah
   
  

Activity 6
Aural
How to Draw a Treble Clef
Activity 7
   
   
Aural
   
s m
s l
s
d
s s
l l
s
Activity 8
Aural
Copy the pentatonic scale
Activity 9
Aural– Create the ending
m
s l
s m
r
d
    

Activity 10
Aural - Dictation

Dotted minim
One Sounds that lasts for three crotchet beats is a dotted minim.
A dot after the note means to increase its length by half its original value.
Add bar lines
           
      
         
Activity 11
Aural
Write these notes on the staff
A
G
E
C
B
F
List the Four Families of Instruments in the orchestra:
______________________
_____________________
______________________
_____________________
Activity 12
Aural
Staccato – The notes are short and detached
Legato – The notes are played or sung smoothly
Activity 13
Aural
Activity 14
Aural
When the beat divides equally into two, then the music is in ‘simple
metre’, when the beat divides equally into three, then it is ‘compound
metre’.
One sounds on a beat: 
Three even sounds on a beat: 
Listen to these rhythms. Are they Simple or Compound metre?
Circle your answer.
1. Simple / Compound
2. Simple / Compound
3. Simple / Compound
4. Simple / Compound
5. Simple / Compound
Glossary
 Tie - a curved line connecting two notes of the same pitch.
Tied notes are held for the length of both notes.
 Canon – A piece of music where one voice repeats the part
of another, throughout the whole piece. It is singing the
same song starting at different times.
 Partner Songs - – Two different songs, that have a similar
harmonic structure so that they may be sung together.
 Introduction – The beginning of a piece of music.
 Ostinato – A repeated rhythmic or melodic pattern.
 Accompaniment - is the art of playing along with an
instrumental or vocal soloist or ensemble, in a supporting
manner.
 Piano – p - soft
 Pianissimo – pp - very soft
 Forte – f - loud
 Fortissimo – ff - very loud
 Staccato – short and detached
 Legato – smooth and connected
 Anacrusis – the note or sequence of notes which precedes
the first beat in a bar. There is a corresponding number of
beats missing from the music's final bar.
 Ternary Form - – a musical structure consisting of two
contrasting sections followed by a repetition of the first
(ABA). Often, the first section is repeated (AABA).