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Dr. Hodges’ Lesson Plan. Band 8 COMPETENCY GOAL 1: The learner will Sing/Play, alone and with others, a varied repertoire of music. (National Standard 1). Special Request. Please have my grade 8 students make sure our chairs and stands are returned from the Media Center to the room. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Dr. Hodges’
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Band 8 COMPETENCY GOAL 1: The
learner will Sing/Play, alone and with others, a varied
repertoire of music. (National
Standard 1)
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Special Request
• Please have my grade 8 students make sure our chairs and stands are returned from the Media Center to the room
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Grade 8 Band1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with
expression and technical accuracy
• BUZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical
accuracy
Rhythm 75
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1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical
accuracy . Rhythm 75
1& 2 & 3 &
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1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical
accuracy
• B flat concert major• America The Beautiful
– Measure 52 to the end
– Clarinets and Sax
– Trumpet 2 and Trombone
– Trumpet 1
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General Music
8COMPETENCY GOAL 5: The learner will read and notate music. (National Standard 5)
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Take notes
• Students need to take notes on these slides.
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What are the Foundation elements?
• Staff – Developed by Guido D’Arezzo
– It is based upon the human hand
– Five lines represent the fingers and thumb
– Tones are identified based upon their placement upon the staff – a line or space
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What are the Foundation elements?
• Bar or Measure– The space between two vertical (up and
down) lines
Vertical lines
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What are the Foundation elements?
• Clefs Treble or G clef (it encircles the G line)
Bass Clef or F clef (Two dots indicate the tone F)
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What are the basic structure elements of music?
• Melody – A succession of tones perceived as
a unit. Unlike a sentence requiring a subject, verb, and predicate, a melody does not have any specific requirements.
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What are the basic structure elements of music?
• Rhythm– The combination of long and/or short
sounds.
– Rhythm comes from speech – the way we put vocal sounds together to form words.
– We have a regional dialect if we emphasize certain syllables.
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What are the basic structure elements of music?
• Harmony– Two or more tones sounded
simultaneously (at the same time)
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From what source do we get melody?
• Melody comes from the major (happy) or minor (sad) scale
• Melody is the succession of tones perceived by the mind as a unit.
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From what source do we get harmony?
• Harmony comes from the tonal center and the scale whether major (happy) or minor (sad).
• The combination of two or more tones sounded simultaneously.
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From what source do we get rhythm?
• The combination of long and/or short sounds.
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Band 7 COMPETENCY GOAL 1: The
learner will Sing/Play, alone and with others, a varied repertoire of
music. (National Standard 1)
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Grade 7 Band 1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical
accuracy
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1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical
accuracy
• B flat concert major• America The Beautiful
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1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical
accuracy Focus of the Day
• F Concert Major• America The Beautiful
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1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical
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Rhythm 75
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1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical
accuracy . Rhythm 75
1& 2 & 3 &
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1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical
accuracy
• B flat concert major• America The Beautiful
– Measure 52 to the end
– Clarinets and Sax
– Trumpet 2 and Trombone
– Trumpet 1
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General Music 7
COMPETENCY GOAL 5:
The learner will read and notate music. (National
Standard 5)
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Go to Lunch
• Return from the cafeteria at 12:30 p.m.
• If students are “good” and use a quiet line in the corridor, you may have three (3) minutes to use the restroom before returning to the classroom at 12:35 p.m.
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Take notes
• Students need to take notes on these slides.
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What are the Foundation elements?
• Staff – Developed by Guido D’Arezzo
– It is based upon the human hand
– Five lines represent the fingers and thumb
– Tones are identified based upon their placement upon the staff – a line or space
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What are the Foundation elements?
• Bar or Measure– The space between two vertical (up and
down) lines
Vertical lines
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What are the Foundation elements?
• Clefs Treble or G clef (it encircles the G line)
Bass Clef or F clef (Two dots indicate the tone F)
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What are the basic structure elements of music?
• Melody – A succession of tones perceived as
a unit. Unlike a sentence requiring a subject, verb, and predicate, a melody does not have any specific requirements.
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What are the basic structure elements of music?
• Rhythm– The combination of long and/or short
sounds.
– Rhythm comes from speech – the way we put vocal sounds together to form words.
– We have a regional dialect if we emphasize certain syllables.
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What are the basic structure elements of music?
• Harmony– Two or more tones sounded
simultaneously (at the same time)
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From what source do we get melody?
• Melody comes from the major (happy) or minor (sad) scale
• Melody is the succession of tones perceived by the mind as a unit.
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From what source do we get harmony?
• Harmony comes from the tonal center and the scale whether major (happy) or minor (sad).
• The combination of two or more tones sounded simultaneously.
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From what source do we get rhythm?
• The combination of long and/or short sounds.
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General Music 6 COMPETENCY GOAL 5:
The learner will read and notate music. (National
Standard 5)
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What are the Foundation elements?
• Staff – Developed by Guido D’Arezzo
– It is based upon the human hand
– Five lines represent the fingers and thumb
– Tones are identified based upon their placement upon the staff – a line or space
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What are the Foundation elements?
• Bar or Measure– The space between two vertical (up and
down) lines
Vertical lines
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Individuals
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What are the Foundation elements?
• Clefs Treble or G clef (it encircles the G line)
Bass Clef or F clef (Two dots indicate the tone F)
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Individuals
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What are the basic structure elements of music?
• Melody – A succession of tones perceived as
a unit. Unlike a sentence requiring a subject, verb, and predicate, a melody does not have any specific requirements.
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What are the basic structure elements of music?
• Rhythm– The combination of long and/or short
sounds.
– Rhythm comes from speech – the way we put vocal sounds together to form words.
– We have a regional dialect if we emphasize certain syllables.
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What are the basic structure elements of music?
• Harmony– Two or more tones sounded
simultaneously (at the same time)
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From what source do we get melody?
• Melody comes from the major (happy) or minor (sad) scale
• Melody is the succession of tones perceived by the mind as a unit.
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From what source do we get harmony?
• Harmony comes from the tonal center and the scale whether major (happy) or minor (sad).
• The combination of two or more tones sounded simultaneously.
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From what source do we get rhythm?
• The combination of long and/or short sounds.
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Band 6 COMPETENCY GOAL 1: The
learner will Sing/Play, alone and with others, a varied repertoire of
music. (National Standard 1)
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Take notes
• Students need to take notes on these slides.
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Grade 6 Band 1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical
accuracy
• BUZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical
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Rhythm 75
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1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical
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1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical
accuracy Book Exercises
• Count and Clap
• Play
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