1.1.5 Harmony

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Mrs. Simon

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Guided Expectations

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1.1.5 Harmony

Learners can...

• identify treble clef note letter names

• interpret harmony through harmonic intervals

• compose harmony in a music notation software

Words you should know...

• Harmony: takes place when two or more notes are played at the same time.

• Treble Clef: a musical symbol that tells a specific way to read the lines and spaces of the music staff.

• Line Note: a note that rests on a line of the music staff 

• Space Note: a note that rests in a space of the music staff

• Ledger Lines: Pitches that continue outside the lines and spaces of the staff.

More words to know...

• Interval: The space between two pitches

  • Harmonic Interval: The space between two pitches that are performed at the same time.

  • Consonant Interval: Harmony that creates an agreeable and stable sound that is pleasing to the ear.

  • Dissonant Interval: Harmony that creates a disagreeable and unstable sound that is uneasy to the ear.

Review of Melody

A sequence of music notes that are performed one at a time

Melodies have:

• Rhythm- long and short sounds and silences

• Pitch- how high or low a note sounds
  

Name That Melody!
What's this melody??

Harmony

Takes place when two or more notes are performed at the same time. This adds emotion, depth, and interest to music.

 

Intervals

• The space between two pitches.

  • Melodic- distance between two notes played one at a time.

  • Harmonic- distance between two notes played at the same time.

Harmony that creates a disagreeable and unstable sound that is uneasy to the ear.

Dissonant Intervals

Harmony that creates an agreeable and stable sound that is pleasing to the ear.

Consonant Intervals

Interval Qualities

Reading Music Notation

The Music Alphabet

​Treble clef: a musical symbol that assigns notes to the staff in a particular orientation. 

Lines and Spaces of the Treble Clef

Chrome Song Maker Time!

Harmony Activity

Adding your Harmony

1. Open Chrome Music Lab Song Maker template.
2. Review a provided melody within the Song Maker template.
3. Practice composing a harmony to go along with the melody in Song Maker.
4. Review your musical phrase.
5. Save and share your composition link with your teacher.

Step 1: Open Template

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Step 2: Add Harmony to Melody

Step 3: Save and Share

Would anyone like to share?

If you would like to share your harmony with everyone you can do so now! You can:

• send Mrs. Simon the link in the chat with a "yes" so we know you want to share.

• Raise your hand and share your screen (make sure to share with sound!)

You don't HAVE to share with everyone, but you still need to share with Mrs. Simon. Simply send your link in the chat with a "no" following (so I know it's just for me!)

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Submit today's lesson blank on Edio to receive credit. Make sure to give Edio 24 hours after class to update your grade.

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Coffee Chat

At the end of every class, I will remain on the call for 5 minutes for anyone who would like to have a chat about all things music! Share your favorite artists, songs, and give recommendations to your classmates and teacher! Share any concert experiences you have had or are looking forward to or hope to see! This is OPTIONAL but will be a fun mini session. (No coffee is required either). 

Great Job Today!!

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