music bilingual 2018/19


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UNIT 8. Urban pop music.

Listening: Oh when the Saints, by Louis Armstrong and his band.

          Listen to the music and answer:
·         What instruments can you recognize?
·         Choose the word that would suit his voice best:
       Soft – sweet – rough – hoarse – nasal – powerful
·         Choose a word which charactizes the mood of this music:
       Sad – lively – calm – happy – tranquil

B B King & Eric Clapton - Three O'clock Blues

Biography B B King

    The Beatles - Yellow Submarine


THE BEATLES. FACTS FOR KIDS.

Swing Low, Sweet Chariot by Etta James.

Answer the following questions:
1. How many strophes has the song?
2. Which part follows each strophe?
3. Read and write a short summary about gospel music. 

THE GRAMOPHONE.


What is a gramophone?

Gramophone playing "When Summer is Gone"

The electric guitar.




UNIT 7. MUSICAL FORM. 

Test of unit 7:
1. Search a correct definition for each of these terms:
   a) musical form
    b) strophic form
    c) binary form
    d)ternary form
    e) rondo form

2.  Read the following text and answer the following 5 questions:
     1) Who sings the song "Blue Shoes"?
      2) When are the instrumental sections in the song?
      3) What is the name of songs that follow the same structure as this one?
      4) What is the strophic form abbreviated to?
      5) When is the strophic form more common?

3.  Then copy the musical form.
4.  Copy strophe 1.


Use a letter for each drawing: A, A' or B and write it below the following patterns.

🍎🍎🍎      🍎🍇🍎      🍎🍇🍏
A_______________________

Now realize the rondo form ABACADA with these drawings:  🍎🍒🍌🍇

Now is the month of maying.
 

1. Draw:
 a purple recorder for part A and a green recorder for part B.
              

2. Draw the icon for the singing voice in purple and in green completing this form: A A B B 



              singing  part  A 2x______          singing  part  B 2x_____

3. Copy the English lyrics and colour part A in purple and part B in green. 

4. Answer the following questions:
Which is the name of the first note of part A?
Which is the name of the last note of part A?
Which is the name of the first note of part B?
Which is the name of the last note of part B?

Remember: 

 C   D    E    F     G     A    B    C  
=
DO RE MI FA SOL LA SI DO

Translation:
 A: Ya estamos en el mes de mayo, 
Cuando los muchachos juegan felices, 
Fa la la 
B: Cada uno con su hermosa muchada 
Sobre la verde hierba. 
Fa la la 

A: La primavera, toda vestida de alegría, 
Se mofa con risas de la tristeza invernal. 
Fa la la 
B: Y al sonido de las gaitas 
Las ninfas taconean sobre la tierra. 
Fa la la 

A: Ea, pues, ¿por qué seguir sentados meditando, 
rechazando los dulces placeres de la juventud? 
Fa la 
B: Decidnos, delicadas ninfas, hablad: 
¿juguetearemos sobre la cebada? 
Fa la la 






                                       


MUSICAL TEXTURE. UNIT 6.

New Age Music History


Enya "May It Be"       


REGINA CAELI LAETARE.

Antifona gregoriana, Schola Gregoriana Mediolanensis,Milano, Italia.

Monophonic texture.
The group of monks are singing one melody.

Draw a stave of gregorian chant.

Hallelujah-Choir of King's College. Cambridge live performance of Handel's Messiah.

Homophonic texture.
In the beginning all voices are singing different melodies with the same rhythm togeher

Requiem. Kyrie y Dies Irae. W.A.Mozart.

Polyphonic texture.

Entrance of the different voices in the following order: bass, alto, soprano, tenor.


Take 6. If we ever.
Polyphonic texture. (from 0.30 sec)
There are 6 different voices!


Queen. Bohemian Rhapsody.
Homophonic texture.
In the beginning the singer sing a few different melodies with the same rhythm together..

  Lied s. XIX, by Franz Schubert.
 Melody with accompaniment.
The singer sings the melody and the piano plays the accompaniment.

   Song Djangology, by Estephane Grapelli.
Melody with accompaniment.
The violin plays the melody and the guitar and bass the accompaniment.

  Veni Creator Spiritus, C. Gregoriano.
Monophonic texture.
The monks are singing the same melody.

Exultate Deo, by Giovanni P. da Palestrina.
Polyphonic texture.
The first voice which begins this music is soprano.



FEBRUARY. March.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. UNIT 5.

A guide to British music: https://www.visitbritainshop.com/world/articles/british-music-guide/#london

Ensembles: Making Beautiful Music Together.
reading: https://www.thoughtco.com/ensembles-2456707


Sounds of Musicial Instruments


Listen to the following instruments and discover which instrument it is. 



Write the title and the names of these instruments in your notebook. Choose two of them and draw them below their names. 

SANZA or MBIRA


KORA



Talking drum


The talking drum is an hour-glass-shaped drum!



FOLI: there is no movement without rhythm;
 original version by Thomas Roebers and Floris Leeuwenberg:













PARTS OF THE RECORDER.


  PARTS OF A PIANO.

JANUARY
UNIT 4: THE HUMAN VOICE




The Human Voice: Lesson for Kids


1. Write down ten keywords of this text.
2. What is another name for windpipe?
3. Where is the larynx?
4. What is the name of the muscle stretched across the larynx?
5. When we breath out what happens to the vocal cords?
6. When we speak what do we use to make the vocal cords move?

vocal cords:

Speech apparatus

Respiratory system












Complete breathing

Read about breathing the following link:
Good breathing improves your health.

  Vocal range:
   Here are the main vocal ranges from highest to lowest type of voice.



The King's Singers 

The Little Drummer Boy



How many singers belong to this male choir?
How many of them are singing the lyrics?
The singers who sing with a high voice like a woman are called countertenors.

Example of a nasal voice:


Example of a rough voice:


Example of a sweet voice:


Example of a full and clear voice:




I will always love you, by Whitney Houston



Famous opera singers:

Singer
Type of voice
Singer
Type of voice
Luciano Pavarotti
tenor 
Plácido Domingo
tenor/baritone 
Teresa Berganza
mezzosoprano 
Kiri te Kanawa
soprano 
Alfredo Krauss
tenor 
Elizabeth Schwarzkopf
soprano 
Ainhoa Arteta
soprano 
Walter Berry
baritone/bass 

  Hermann Prey            baritone









December 2018.

Review of the first term of our music classes.
By the way: Did you answer the questions about John Williams?

Answer the following questions:
1. Which are the characteristics of the term "pitch"?
2. Write and mark in a stave a high note and secondly a low note.
3. Say which is the louder one of these two sounds: a motorbike or leaves of a tree?
4. Can you explain the term of "rest" in music?
5. And what does the Italian word "tempo" mean?
6. Draw these notes and their rests: a quarter note, an eighth note, a half note and a whole note.
7. Say another word for melody?
8. Choose the correct terms related to the term of "melody" and then the words related to the term of "harmony": vertical - horizontal - chords - three notes together - 
                                    scale - tune - from left to right - simultaneous 
9.  Organize the instruments of the following list:
     - on which instrument can you play two or more notes silmutaneously (harmonic)?
          - on which instrument can you play only one note at a time (melodic)?

Guitar – recorder – piano – xylophone – violin – saxophone – trumpet – keyboard – clarinet – organ
Melodic instruments

Harmonic instruments

10.  Copy the following stave in your notebook. 


November 2018.

The Dentist and the Crocodile by Roald Dahl.
Let us read the poem and create a musical theatre about it.
key words:
crocodile far away
dentist golden chain
jaws naughty boy
teeth harmless
quiver a fearsome sight

John Williams. Jaws theme.

Read the biography of John Williams.

Answer these questions:
1. What are John Williams professions?
2. Where and when was he born?
3. What did he study?
4. What did he do for the Air Force band?
5. What did he work in Los Angeles?
6. Mention three famous film scores of John Williams?

             


UNIT 3.

HARMONY AND DISHARMONY






                                           harmony:                                                





                                             disharmony                                           








Copy and translate ( book page 47):

Musical phrases
a) imperfect: leaving the musical idea in suspense, giving the feeling of         something unfinished.    
                                             
b)  perfect: giving a sense of finality, of relaxation, of the musical idea                                                            coming to an end.

Worksheets photocopies page 11. 

Listening key.

Say if the following musical phrases are imperfect (I) or perfect(P).

1 I;   2 P;   3 P;   4 I;   5 I;   6 P.

Then relate each suspended phrase with their corresponding conclusive phrase:

1&3     4&6     5&2 

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


DECEMBER



Copy the title and the names of these instruments in your notebook. Draw two instruments and add their names below. 



OCTOBER 2018.

UNIT 2.

Practise the drum exercises with this slow blues drum beat:



Sultans Of Swing (Dire Straits); drum cover by Sina


Review of the C major scale:


How to draw an eighth note:


Notes and rests



Rock music instruments:
saxophone, guitar, bass, keyboard, drum kit, mixing board


Resultado de imagen de instrumentos de grupo de rock

GUNS N' ROSES LYRICS




HALLOWEEN.
http://englishforeve.blogspot.com.es/2014/03/halloween.html

Creepy, crawly Halloween.



The Skeleton Dance: Lyrics and Actions



UNIT1.

SCALE OF SOUND LEVELS IN DECIBELS:Db
















NOVEMBER 2017.

Gospel song for recorder





for piano:







Vivaldi - Spring.

 Performed by Itzhak Perlman with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra




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