PPT-Note values Whole, Half, and Quarter Notes

Note Values The duration of a note is determined by the note value The shape of the note indicates what its note value is Note Values A WHOLE NOTE is drawn as an open oval Two HALF NOTES equal the duration of one whole note. Mr. . Boyes. Middle School Music. Click for Menu. Music Theory. Bass Staff. Treble Staff. Rest Length. Key. . Signatures. Note Length. Time Signatures. Tempo. Click on the pictures or text to take you to its slide.. Brought to you by powerpointpros.com . The Whole Note. What is a whole note?. A whole note receives 4 beats (in 4/4 time).. . In 4/4 time, 1 whole note takes up an entire measure.. . A whole note looks like this:. Dynamics . – the different levels of loudness and softness of sound. . pianissimo (pp) – very soft . piano (p) – soft. mezzo piano (mp) – medium soft, . mezzo forte (mf) – medium loud. forte (f) – loud. MEASURE BY MEASURE. Mike . Reiners. Bob Horton. FRACTIONS: . A MAJOR STUMBLING BLOCK. Algebra: a Major Gatekeeper. Problems: Often Not the Algebra. Areas that Hinder: Lack of Understanding and Skills with Fractions (and integers). story for YOU!. "Harvey the Whole Note and His Family!". Harvey the Whole Note was a very nice boy. The only thing that was weird about him was that he didn’t learn to walk and talk until he was in third grade (he was kind of slow when he walked). When he walked and talked he said “Ta-a-a-a.” Here is a picture of Harvey the Whole Note:. Music is made up of a variety of symbols, the most basic of which are the staff, the clefs and the notes. All music contains these fundamental components, and in order to learn how to read music, you must first familiarize yourself with these basics.. Identifying Symbols. Identifying Symbols. Music Staff. Identifying Symbols. Identifying Symbols. Barline. Identifying Symbols. Identifying Symbols. Measure. Identifying Symbols. Identifying Symbols. Time Signature. Note and Rest Values. Agenda. Things to Get:. Handouts from the table. Things to Do:. Opener: . Music Notation Pretest. Class work: . Music Notation History. The beginning of music notation. Video Slip: The Sound of Music. 1. Note and Rest Values. Agenda. Things to Get:. Handouts from the table. Things to Do:. Opener: . Music Notation Pretest. Class work: . Music Notation History. The beginning of music notation. Video Slip: The Sound of Music. quarter note. 1 beat. or. eighth notes. ½ beat each. half note. 2 beats. whole note. 4 beats. dotted half note. 3 beats. quarter rest. 1 silent beat. whole rest. 4 silent beats. half rest. 2 silent beats. . Week 1 . 6/8 Time Signature. 6 Beats per measure. Eighth note gets the beat. Note Values in 6/8. 1 COUNT. =. =. 2. COUNTS. Note Values in 6/8. =. =. 3. COUNTS. 6. COUNTS. Write in the counts for the following examples:. . Week 1 . Pitch. Definition. : How high or low a note sounds. Beat. Definition:. . The steady pulse in music. Beat Vs. Count. BEAT. . is the steady pulse in the music and . COUNT. . is how we measure the beat in the music. . Mr. Doherty. Dynamics – how loudly or softly you should play. Piano= Soft. Forte=Loud. Fortissimo= Very Loud. Pianissimo= Very Soft. Mezzoforte. = . Medium Loud. Mezzopiano. = . Medium Soft. Crescendo (. Mr. Doherty. Dynamics – how loudly or softly you should play. Piano= Soft. Forte=Loud. Fortissimo= Very Loud. Pianissimo= Very Soft. Mezzoforte. = . Medium Loud. Mezzopiano. = . Medium Soft. Crescendo (.