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| a group of beats set off by a bar line |
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| the distance between two notes is called an |
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- pattern of pitches that moves up, down, or stays the same
- referred to as a tune
- ex. Row, Row, Row Your Boat, Joy to the World, Hickory Dickory Dock
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- it is the unique quality of a voice or sound
- choosing different instruments for different characters is an example of
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the tone/quality of sound such as:
speaking, whispering, calling, singing |
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| violins, viola, cello, piano, string bass, harp, guitars are all examples of... |
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| trumpets, french horn, trombone, tuba are all classified as... |
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| pipe organs, oboes, clarinets, saxophones, flutes, piccolos are all classified as... |
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| xylophone, snaredrums, tambourines, cymbals are all classified as... |
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- the step-by-step method
- do,re,mi,fa,sol,la,ti,do
- 3Ps-preparation, presentation, practice
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| happy birthday to you and the star-spangled banner both have the same... |
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- the sounds and silences in music
- has a steady beat
- contains a tempo and meter
- tapping on your knee
- can have a repeated rhythmic pattern
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| to sing in tune is called... |
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- a repeating pulse that can be felt in music
- conveys a feeling of action and excitement
- can convey a feeling of peace and rest
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the element of music represent by the high
and lowness of sound |
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- the louds and softs of music
- the volume in music
- includes soft, med soft, med loud, loud
- music motion that signals "shhh" and "shout"
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