¾: A time signature representing 3 beats in a measure where the
... Slur: A curved line notated above two or more notes that indicates they are to be played legato Soft Palate: A muscular portion located in the back of the roof of the mouth that separates the oral cavity from the nasal cavity used for inhalation and exhalation 82. Solo: In music, one performer, alon ...
... Slur: A curved line notated above two or more notes that indicates they are to be played legato Soft Palate: A muscular portion located in the back of the roof of the mouth that separates the oral cavity from the nasal cavity used for inhalation and exhalation 82. Solo: In music, one performer, alon ...
Lec2
... – The smallest interval in most Western music – The interval between any two consecutive notes of the chromatic scale – On a keyboard, the distance between any note and the note nearest to it, black or ...
... – The smallest interval in most Western music – The interval between any two consecutive notes of the chromatic scale – On a keyboard, the distance between any note and the note nearest to it, black or ...
9. NEO-CLASSICISM and JAZZ
... There are many types of jazz. Ragtime features a highly syncopated melody over a very square vamped accompaniment. Blues is a more heart-felt Afro-American style, built often on a scale which features minor thirds, augmented fourths and minor sevenths. Tango is a Latin-American dance style with dott ...
... There are many types of jazz. Ragtime features a highly syncopated melody over a very square vamped accompaniment. Blues is a more heart-felt Afro-American style, built often on a scale which features minor thirds, augmented fourths and minor sevenths. Tango is a Latin-American dance style with dott ...
GRADE FOUR Expectations in Class Active Participation with
... Harmonic minor scales; Introduce orchestra instruments; Introduce treble & bass clef; Letter names of notes Harmony Intervals of chords within the major scale using syllables and note names; Identify cadence I-IV-IV-I within music chording; Begin to identify tonality by singing cadence Form Question ...
... Harmonic minor scales; Introduce orchestra instruments; Introduce treble & bass clef; Letter names of notes Harmony Intervals of chords within the major scale using syllables and note names; Identify cadence I-IV-IV-I within music chording; Begin to identify tonality by singing cadence Form Question ...
Music
... The children take part in class and whole school assemblies and participate in a Christmas production. The children also differentiate sound quality/timbre. ...
... The children take part in class and whole school assemblies and participate in a Christmas production. The children also differentiate sound quality/timbre. ...
World Music
... A. Greatest influence today on music around the world today is Western classical and popular music. 1. Orchestras around the world play Western classical music. 2. Sounds of Western pop music are in Africa, India, Indonesia, and Middle East. Western artists are heard and seen around the world. The s ...
... A. Greatest influence today on music around the world today is Western classical and popular music. 1. Orchestras around the world play Western classical music. 2. Sounds of Western pop music are in Africa, India, Indonesia, and Middle East. Western artists are heard and seen around the world. The s ...
6560117th_music_terms_glossary_(annotated).
... choir…………………..…..An ensemble of singers crescendo (cresc.)...........Gradually increase volume (get louder). Looks like an arrow getting bigger as you go. decrescendo (decresc.)....Gradually decrease volume (get softer). Looks like an arrow getting smaller as you go. descant…………………….A harmony part h ...
... choir…………………..…..An ensemble of singers crescendo (cresc.)...........Gradually increase volume (get louder). Looks like an arrow getting bigger as you go. decrescendo (decresc.)....Gradually decrease volume (get softer). Looks like an arrow getting smaller as you go. descant…………………….A harmony part h ...
1 Terms and Definitions Characteristics of Modern and Postmodern
... Atonal music: music without tonality; music without a key centre Sprechstimme: (“speech voice”) which requires the performer to declaim the text more than sing it Postmodernism and Postmodern music (see textbook and lecture notes) Musique concrète: music in which the composes works directly with sou ...
... Atonal music: music without tonality; music without a key centre Sprechstimme: (“speech voice”) which requires the performer to declaim the text more than sing it Postmodernism and Postmodern music (see textbook and lecture notes) Musique concrète: music in which the composes works directly with sou ...
Melody Definitions
... Emphasis on a note, so that it is louder or longer than another. Meter The grouping of beats into larger, regular patterns, notated as measures. The two basic meters are duple (two beats) and triple (three beats); quadruple (four beats) is the most common. In simple meters, such as duple, triple, an ...
... Emphasis on a note, so that it is louder or longer than another. Meter The grouping of beats into larger, regular patterns, notated as measures. The two basic meters are duple (two beats) and triple (three beats); quadruple (four beats) is the most common. In simple meters, such as duple, triple, an ...
5th Grade Music Vocabulary
... Brass: wind instruments made of brass and other metals which are played by blowing through a cup-shaped or funnel-shaped mouthpiece. The main brass instruments of the orchestra are the trumpet, trombone, French horn, and tuba. Percussion: instruments that are played by striking, shaking, or scraping ...
... Brass: wind instruments made of brass and other metals which are played by blowing through a cup-shaped or funnel-shaped mouthpiece. The main brass instruments of the orchestra are the trumpet, trombone, French horn, and tuba. Percussion: instruments that are played by striking, shaking, or scraping ...
Chapter 2 How Music Lives: A Musicultural Approach
... concerned with the development and shape of entire pieces, phrases, and sections. ...
... concerned with the development and shape of entire pieces, phrases, and sections. ...
Power Standard: Perform Music State Standard: 906.01.a2, 906.02
... o How are different rhythms combined? o How do we change music by adding new notes? o What happens to music if we don’t have guiding terms to help us? Possible Topics o Performing rhythmic combinations Have students put together different rhythm cards that make up a 16 beat rhythm Put together ...
... o How are different rhythms combined? o How do we change music by adding new notes? o What happens to music if we don’t have guiding terms to help us? Possible Topics o Performing rhythmic combinations Have students put together different rhythm cards that make up a 16 beat rhythm Put together ...
Band Review Sheet
... - Vivace - quick, lively - Grave - very slow Accidentals - Sharp, flat or natural that is not part of the key signature, changes a note only for the measure in which it is written - Sharp - raises a note - Flat - lowers a note - Natural - cancels a sharp/flat Time Signature - Top number shows how ma ...
... - Vivace - quick, lively - Grave - very slow Accidentals - Sharp, flat or natural that is not part of the key signature, changes a note only for the measure in which it is written - Sharp - raises a note - Flat - lowers a note - Natural - cancels a sharp/flat Time Signature - Top number shows how ma ...
prelude
... on the __________ beat of a measure. a. first b. second c. third d. last [a] 12. The frequency of a sound is the __________. a. level of volume it produces b. shape of the sound wave c. number of times the sound is produced d. rate at which the sound-producing ...
... on the __________ beat of a measure. a. first b. second c. third d. last [a] 12. The frequency of a sound is the __________. a. level of volume it produces b. shape of the sound wave c. number of times the sound is produced d. rate at which the sound-producing ...
Piano tabs – Keyboard tablature Angels We Have Heard On High
... 1. The white keys we will use are notated with lowercase letters. That is, c d e f g a and b. 2. The octave is indicated with a number written at the beginning of a line. The fourth octave is the middle octave on a piano keyboard. 3. A black key it is indicated with an uppercase letter. The note C m ...
... 1. The white keys we will use are notated with lowercase letters. That is, c d e f g a and b. 2. The octave is indicated with a number written at the beginning of a line. The fourth octave is the middle octave on a piano keyboard. 3. A black key it is indicated with an uppercase letter. The note C m ...
Paige Studlack Malone Middle School Ms
... reactions to this sentence; you roll your eyes and continue doodling in your notebook or your eyes may have truly opened and started to see (and hear) it, too. Mathematics is everywhere. You use it and are exposed to it all the time and you don't even realize that as you are listening to your favori ...
... reactions to this sentence; you roll your eyes and continue doodling in your notebook or your eyes may have truly opened and started to see (and hear) it, too. Mathematics is everywhere. You use it and are exposed to it all the time and you don't even realize that as you are listening to your favori ...
Gamelan 2
... End accent – most important beat is the LAST one 8-note rhythmic cycle (like a bar) called a gongan Gongan defined by the Gong! e.g. (written in Jegogan part) Jegogan on beat 4 Which tuned instrument plays on every beat? Which untuned instrument plays on every beat? ...
... End accent – most important beat is the LAST one 8-note rhythmic cycle (like a bar) called a gongan Gongan defined by the Gong! e.g. (written in Jegogan part) Jegogan on beat 4 Which tuned instrument plays on every beat? Which untuned instrument plays on every beat? ...
Music - Grade 5/6 ICT Learning Space
... Instruments!! • There are Drum kit, Tuba, Xylophone, violin, Harp, guitar, Electric guitar, Piano and lots more.. ...
... Instruments!! • There are Drum kit, Tuba, Xylophone, violin, Harp, guitar, Electric guitar, Piano and lots more.. ...
DYNAMIC MARKS pp = pianissimo, very soft p = piano, soft mp
... STYLE MARKINGS Animato = with spirit and animated Cantible = singing style Divisi = a large group is divided into two smaller groups/divided parts Dolce = Sweetly Espressivo = expressively Grand Pause (G.P. or //) = a break or extended rest in the music Legato = smoothly, connected Maestoso ...
... STYLE MARKINGS Animato = with spirit and animated Cantible = singing style Divisi = a large group is divided into two smaller groups/divided parts Dolce = Sweetly Espressivo = expressively Grand Pause (G.P. or //) = a break or extended rest in the music Legato = smoothly, connected Maestoso ...
Music Vocabulary Terms
... Key Signature: Located at the beginning of the piece or after a double bar line, the key signature will tell the musician what notes are sharp or flat and which key they are playing in Equal Temperament Tuning: Each note is tuned equally (piano, mallet percussion, ect.) Register: The high, middle, o ...
... Key Signature: Located at the beginning of the piece or after a double bar line, the key signature will tell the musician what notes are sharp or flat and which key they are playing in Equal Temperament Tuning: Each note is tuned equally (piano, mallet percussion, ect.) Register: The high, middle, o ...
1 - USC Upstate
... 35. Homophony - layers of musical activity that move at the same rhythm. Melody and accompaniment is a type of homophony 36. Improvisation - spontaneous musical creation. chorus improvisation is the jazz process in which a musician creates new melody on top of a pre-existing chord pattern (such as a ...
... 35. Homophony - layers of musical activity that move at the same rhythm. Melody and accompaniment is a type of homophony 36. Improvisation - spontaneous musical creation. chorus improvisation is the jazz process in which a musician creates new melody on top of a pre-existing chord pattern (such as a ...
Hot Cross Buns - TeachingResourcesandLinks
... Music notation is a very unique language or ‘code’ and as such we need to teach it slowly and a ‘word’ at a time. You may remember from another Lecture, that we should give students experiences in the vertical plane initially, and invite them to respond and ‘match’ the direction of the pitch with Mo ...
... Music notation is a very unique language or ‘code’ and as such we need to teach it slowly and a ‘word’ at a time. You may remember from another Lecture, that we should give students experiences in the vertical plane initially, and invite them to respond and ‘match’ the direction of the pitch with Mo ...
some musical terms and phrases
... urban and performed by both black and white groups). In the twentieth century, it also evolved into a species of popular song. The adjective “gospel” takes a lowercase g within a sentence. Harmonic Series and “Natural” Notes Most brass players recognize the term “harmonic series” as meaning the note ...
... urban and performed by both black and white groups). In the twentieth century, it also evolved into a species of popular song. The adjective “gospel” takes a lowercase g within a sentence. Harmonic Series and “Natural” Notes Most brass players recognize the term “harmonic series” as meaning the note ...
Polyrhythm
Polyrhythm is the simultaneous use of two or more conflicting rhythms, that are not readily perceived as deriving from one another, or as simple manifestations of the same meter. The rhythmic conflict may be the basis of an entire piece of music (cross-rhythm), or a momentary disruption. Polyrhythms can be distinguished from irrational rhythms, which can occur within the context of a single part; polyrhythms require at least two rhythms to be played concurrently, one of which is typically an irrational rhythm.