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Reggae

Reggae. Your own work. To Learn about Music in the Caribbean, including Reggae. To learn to play and sing “3-Little-Birds”. Compose your own Reggae song with Ska chords, riff, and words. L.O; To be able to construct and perform a 16-bar chord sequence for your own Reggae piece.

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Reggae

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  1. Reggae Your own work

  2. To Learn about Music in the Caribbean, including Reggae To learn to play and sing “3-Little-Birds” Compose your own Reggae song with Ska chords, riff, and words

  3. L.O; To be able to construct and perform a 16-bar chord sequence for your own Reggae piece. Key words; ska chords, back beat, syncopation, riff, hook

  4. Examples of Reggae….

  5. Suggestions; G C D or C F G

  6. Reggae music is the bestIt stops me feeling lowAnd every time I get that feelingI want the world to know Don’t worry, don’t hurry Gonna’ make me feel so good The sun it shines down I knew it always would

  7. Riff…. • Keep it simple; • don’t use every bar • total pattern of 4 – 8 notes maximum, based on 3 – 5 different notes

  8. The percussion

  9. Our own Reggae song using; • Ska chords (back-beat) 2 – 3 chords • A melody to fit in with the words • Riff 4 – 8 notes • Percussion (timbale drums/hi-hat/kick drum) • voice

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