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I <3 Music Theory

I <3 Music Theory. Learning a new Language. Listening Speaking Reading Writing. vocabulary. Notation – written music. Vocabulary. 2. Staff/Stave - a set of five lines and four spaces on which music is notated. vOCABULARY.

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I <3 Music Theory

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  1. I <3 Music Theory

  2. Learning a new Language • Listening • Speaking • Reading • Writing

  3. vocabulary • Notation – • written music

  4. Vocabulary • 2. Staff/Stave - a set of five lines and four spaces on which music is notated

  5. vOCABULARY • 3. Clef - the symbol that shows which range the notes will be played in

  6. vOCABULARY • 4. Ledger Line – a line you add to the staff for higher or lower ranged pitches

  7. Vocabulary • 5. Grand Staff • - the combined treble and bass clefs

  8. IN a moment • Listen to all instructions first. • Find a shoulder partner. • Decide who will be Partner A and Partner B. • Stand back to back and wait silently for further instructions. • You will turn around and have 20 seconds to complete your topic. • After you’ve finished explaining, stand back to back.

  9. Topic 1 • Partner A: • Describe the process of learning a new language without looking at your notes.

  10. Topic 2 • Partner B: • Explain how are ledger lines and staffs related.

  11. Topic 3 • Partner A and B: • What does a clef do?

  12. Do now • Return to your seats quitely. • Be ready to take notes.

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