PPT-Music notes 4 Beat (meter) 6 = Six beats per measure 8 = Eighth note gets the count

Music notes 4 Beat meter 6 Six beats per measure 8 Eighth note gets the count There are two pulses in each measure Rhythm Sixteenth Notes ¼ of a beat each Dotted Quarter Notes 1 and ½ beats. . Note Perception of groupings . Mike Oldfield, Tubular bells, theme song for the Exorcist. Beat. Beat – underlying even pulse common in many types of music. Range typical of that given on a metronome . Ch. 3: Rhythm. Ch. 4: Notation. Ch. 3: Rhythm. Sousa. Caroubel. Dipper. Morley. Parker. Mozart. Bach. Caroubel. Winter. Find the beat and determine the tempo for each of these excerpts.. beat. . 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). Level 4-5. Notes & Rests. quarter note. 1 beat. or. eighth notes. ½ beat each. half note. 2 beats. whole note. 4 beats. dotted half note. 3 beats. sixteenth notes. ¼ beat each. dotted quarter note. Time in Music. Like a film, play, or speech, a musical work has a beginning, middle, and end. What happens in any given moment of a composition depends on four related music fundamentals:. Beat. Rhythm. 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. We can identify musical symbols:. Staff with 5 lines, 4 spaces. Treble clef. Bass clef. Note head, stem, beam, flag. Bar line, double bar line, ending double bar line. Review – what do we know already?. 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. Rhythm and Movement. DISCOVER “FELT” TIME. Objective – Without looking at a watch, try to determine which piece is longer. (1) . Adagio for Strings. by Samuel Barber. (2) “. Bandinerie. ” from . 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 (. 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.