Unit 2 Catch Up Plan

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Mrs. Simon

Music 6 Unit 2 Catch up Plan

Complete this lesson to earn credit for overdue lessons in Unit 2. You will still have to complete the Unit 2 Quiz (2.1.5) and Assignment (2.3.1)

Page through the Genially on the next slide to experience music from different parts of the world. You do not need to listen to everything.

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• World Instruments

• Styles and Genres

• Cultural Traditions

• World Drum Techniques

• The Hand Drum & Ostinatos

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Unit 2-World Music

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A category of music.

Examples: Pop, Rock, Jazz

Genre

A grouping of music or musical items with shared traits.

Style

Style vs Genre

• Bluegrass

  • String instruments

  • Off beat rhythms and players taking turns

• Jazz

  • European harmony + African rhythms

  • Improvisation

Styles and Genres

Instruments

Music of North America

​Banjo

​Steel Drum

• Samba

  • Quick tempo dance, bouncy and expressive

• Bossa Nova

  • Guitar paired with percussion instruments

Styles and Genres

Instruments

Music of South America

​Maracas

• ​Tango

  • Slower and mysterious dance

Categorize

Options (8)

Banjo

Steel Drum

Jazz

Bluegrass

Maracas

Samba

Bossa Nova

Tango

Organize these options into the right categories

Instruments of North America

Genres of North America

Instruments of South America

Genres of South America

• Celtic

  • Refers to many styles of music, but generally features "poetic" melodies

• Polka

  • Partner dance with a march-like feel and tempo

Styles and Genres

Instruments

Music of Europe

​Ocarina

​Viol

• Raga

  • Indian music in which the performer improvises using a specific collection of pitches called the "raga."

• Guoyue

  • Traditional Chinese instrumental music

Styles and Genres

Instruments

Music of Asia

​Gong

• ​K-Pop

  • Korean popular music

Categorize

Options (8)

Ocarina

Viol

Polka

Celtic

Gong

Raga

Guoyue

K-Pop

Organize these options into the right categories

Instruments of Europe

Genres of Europe

Instruments of Asia

Genres of Asia

• Balafon music

  • Music that features the balafon, a percussion instrument related to the xylophone with wooden bars and gourd resonators

• Afrobeats

  • Popular music genre in Africa that features powerful rhythm and beat.

Styles and Genres

Instruments

Music of Africa

​Balafon

Djembe

Kalimba

• Outback Country

  • Sounds similar to North American country music, but often tells the stories of life in the vast Australian wilderness.

• Desert Reggae

  • Same rhythmic feel as Reggae music from the Caribbean, but developed in Australia.

Styles and Genres

Instruments

Music of Australia

​Didgeridoo

​Clapsticks

Categorize

Options (9)

Balafon

Djembe

Kalimba

Balafon Music

Afrobeats

Didgeridoo

Clapsticks

Outback Country

Desert Reggae

Organize these options into the right categories

Instruments of Africa

Genres of Africa

Instruments of Australia

Genres of Australia

Match

Match each instrument to its name.

Didgeridoo

Banjo

Gong

Viol

• Didgeridoo

• Banjo

• Gong

• Viol

The study of techniques and styles of music from regions all around the world.

World

Music that has been shared an remember over time.

Traditional

Traditional vs World Music

Now is a good time to complete the Unit 2 Quiz (2.1.5).

When you finish, come back for the second half.

World Drumming

The study of drumming techniques from around the world.

Also refers to other percussion instruments.

World Drums

​Powwow Drum
(North America)

​Cuica
(South America)

​Bodhran
(Europe)

​Taiko
(Asia)

​Djembe
(Africa)

Match

Match the instrument picture with it's name.

Powwow Drum

Cuica

Bodhran

Taiko Drum

Djembe

• Powwow Drum

• Cuica

• Bodhran

• Taiko Drum

• Djembe

World Percussion Instruments

​Maracas

​Shekere

Cowbell

​Claves

Tambourine

Match

Match the instrument picture with it's name.

maracas

shekere

cowbell

claves

tambourine

• maracas

• shekere

• cowbell

• claves

• tambourine

World Drum Techniques

The performance of a musical phrase is followed by the same phrase repeated.

​Echo

Call and Response

Improvisation

The performance of a musical phrase followed by a unique, but similar musical phrase.

Music is actively made up during a performance. There are no specific music notes to follow along with.

A repeated musical phrase.
Ostinatos can be melodic and/or rhythmic.

Ostinato

What is Ostinato?

Performing Ostinatos

​Ostinato 1

​Ostinato 2

​Ostinato 3

​​Continue to the next page to perform one of these patterns.

Audio Response

Select one of the Ostinato Patters and perform it using your rhythm sticks, hand drum, or simply by clapping your hands.

Open Audio Recorder

Multiple Choice

Listening Challenge One:

Match the rhythmic ostinato to the audio that you hear.

Multiple Choice

Listening Challenge Two:

Match the rhythmic ostinato to the audio that you hear.

Multiple Choice

Listening Challenge Three:

Match the rhythmic ostinato to the audio that you hear.

Rhythm Review

​Use your rhythm sticks, hand drum, or clapping to practice your rhythms for 2.3.1!

Match

Match the rhythm to their value.

4 beats of sound

3 beats of sound

2 sounds over 1 beat

2 beats of sound

1 beat of sound

• 4 beats of sound

• 3 beats of sound

• 2 sounds over 1 beat

• 2 beats of sound

• 1 beat of sound

Match

Match the rest to their name

quarter rest

half rest

whole rest

• quarter rest

• half rest

• whole rest

What's Next?

Congratulations on completing the Unit 2 Catch-Up Plan

You still have two things to complete:

Unit 2 Quiz (2.1.5) - If you did not take a break and complete it earlier
World Rhythms Assignment (2.3.1) -You may use your rhythm resources on the class Resource Padlet: Class Padlet Link