

Elements of Music
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Performing Arts
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9th - 12th Grade
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Curtez Rasool
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Welcome to Music Appreciation
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Unit One: Elements of Music
●Music plays a vital role in human society.
●It provides entertainment, emotional release, and it accompanies activities
ranging from dances to religious ceremonies.
●Our response to music or an artist is subjective and is rooted in deep feeling,
●People listen to music in many different ways and for many different reasons.
●“Elements” introduces concepts that can contribute to your enjoyment of a
wide range of musical styles.
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OBJECTIVE
●KWBAT RECOGNIZE THE BASIC ELEMENTS OF MUSIC.
●KWBAT DEMONSTRATE THESE BASIC ELEMENTS OF MUSIC BY USING BODY
PERCUSSION. (clapping, singing, stomping ect..)
●KW LISTEN TO DIFFERENT STYLES OF MUSIC AND APPLY THESE
ELEMENTS.
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WHAT ARE THE BASIC ELEMENTS OF MUSIC?
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Sound: Pitch, Dynamics, and Tone color.
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Performing Media: Voices and Instruments
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Rhythm
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Music Notation
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Melody
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Harmony
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Key
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Musical Texture
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Musical Form
10.
Musical Style
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Sound: Pitch, Dynamics, and Tone Color
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What is sound? Vibrations in the air.
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What is Silence? Absence of sound
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Would you say Everything is Music?
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Sound: Pitch, Dynamics, and Tone Color
●Sound begins with the vibration of an object.
●The vibrations are transmitted to our ears by a medium, which is air.
●Our eardrums start vibrating too, and impulses, or signals are transmitted to
our brain.
●Music is part of this world of sound.
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Four Main Properties of Musical Sound
1. Pitch
2. Dynamics (loudness or softness)
3. Tone color
4. Duration (Rhythm)
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Pitch: Highness or Lowness of Sound
●Pitch is the relative highness or Lowness that we hear in sound.
●Pitch is determined by the frequency of its vibrations; speed.
○The faster the vibrations, the higher the pitch; slower the vibrations, the lower the pitch.
●A sound that has a definite pitch is called TONE.
●A specific frequency which is usually 440.
●Noiselike sounds (bad breaks, or clashing cymbals) have an indefinite pitch because
they are produced by irregular vibrations.
●The distance between any two notes/pitches is called interval.
●The interval of an Octave is important in music. Its the interval between the first note
of a scale and the last note of a scale.
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Pitch: Highness or Lowness of Sound cont.
●The distance between the lowest and highest tones that a voice or instrument can
produce is called Range.
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Dynamics
●Dynamics is the degree of loudness or softness in music.
●Sometimes this changes are written in music to inspire the performers feelings about the
music.
●When notating Composers often used Italian words and their abbreviations to indicate the
dynamic level.
Pianissimo = pp means Very soft
Piano = p means soft
Mezzo Piano = mp means moderately soft
Mezzo Forte = mf means moderately loud
Forte = f means loud
Fortissimo = ff means very loud
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Dynamics Cont.
Gradual changes in Dynamics
SymbolTerm Meaning
﹤crescendo (cresc.) gradually louder
𝆓decrescendo (decresc.) or diminuendo (dim) gradually softer
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Tone Color
●Tone Color, or Timbre (tam’-ber). The quality of sound of different instruments
playing the same note or the same dynamic level.
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