2.1.1 What is World Music?

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Mrs. Simon

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Knowledge Check

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Open lesson 2.1.1 in Edio and go to the Knowledge Check. Answer the questions to the best of your ability!

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2.1.1 What is World Music?

Unit Overview

In this unit, we will travel around the world and learn about musical styles (genres) and instruments from the places we visit.

 

You will learn more about how different areas of the world have impacted the various techniques and styles of music.

Learners can...

• identify each continent of the world

• define important terms related to world music

• explain the importance of studying world music

Vocabulary

• Continent: a large landmass

• Culture: the special customs and traditions of a group of people

• Genre: a category of music (pop, rock, jazz)

  • Synonyms: type; variety; sort

• Style: a grouping of music or musical items with shared traits (guitar music)

  • Synonymns: mode; manner; fashion

• Place of Origin: a place where something was originally developed

• Region: an area of the world with shared characteristics

More Vocabulary...

• Traditional Music: music that has been shared and remembered over time (think Traditions)

• World Music: The study of techniques and styles of music from regions all around the world.

• Wind Instruments: a grouping of woodwind and brass instruments since they both use air (or wind) to make sound

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Name your favorite genre of music!

Review: Continents

​In this unit, we will study the music from six of the seven continents. Because there are no permanent residents of Antarctica, there is not an established musical culture. We will focus our studies on the music of North and South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia.

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Labelling

Label the continents of the world

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North America

South America

Antarctica

Africa

Australia

Europe

Asia

Culture and Tradition

Culture is the special customs and traditions of a group of people.

​Enjoyment

Dancing

​Celebration

​Healing

Share with the class!

In what ways do you enjoy music?

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What are some ceremonies or celebrations that include music?

Share with the class!

Dance is it's own art form, but it closely relates to music.
What dance styles are you familiar with?

Music for Healing

While music is not like traditional medicine for your physical body, many cultures around the world believe in the healing power of music.

Music is good for your brain, which helps to relax your body and connect to your emotions. Music used as "medicine" is familiar all around the world from all different times in history!

World Instruments

You may notice that some of the instruments we study in this unit look similar to instruments that are familiar to you. Musical instruments may vary in creation based upon the desired usage of the people who created them and the available materials people had to make them with.

Woodwind: Blow air into a mouthpiece

Brass: Buzz air into a mouthpiece

String: Vibrate a string

Percussion: Strike, Shake, or Scrape

Review of Instrument Families

​Sound is produced by...

Instrument Exploration

Asia

​Shamisen-Japan

​Koto-Japan

​Darbuka-Turkiye

​Gamelan-Indonesia

Instrument Exploration

South America

Timbales-Latin America

Marimba-Central/South America

Cajon

Quena Flute-South America

Instrument Exploration

Africa

African Marimba

Nkush Kash-Ghana

Djembe-Africa

Instrument Exploration

Europe

Cimbalom-Hungary

Celtic Harp-Ireland

Hurdy Gurdy

Tin Whistle-Ireland

Wrap Up

As we continue our study of world music, we will explore instruments, musical styles/genres, and cultural traditions of each region.

 

Start to make associations between these key study elements so that you can have success on the quiz in 2.1.5


For the next 3 lessons, you may add information to pages of your workbook (also found on our Padlet) that you will be able to use on the quiz in 2.1.5!

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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). 

Poll

Which do you prefer: spaghetti or mac and cheese?

• Spaghetti

• Mac and Cheese