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fanfarecomposition.pdfBeginner:
Beginner:
Do you know what a Fanfare is? Try writing one! All you need to use are notes in C Major arpeggio.
Do you know what a Fanfare is? Try writing one! All you need to use are notes in C Major arpeggio.
Play it back on your instrument to see how it sounds.
Play it back on your instrument to see how it sounds.
Beginner/Intermediate:
Beginner/Intermediate:
Compose melodies to given rhythms.
Compose melodies to given rhythms.
Stick to the notes in C Major to start, then try a different key - always remembering to put in the key signature!
Stick to the notes in C Major to start, then try a different key - always remembering to put in the key signature!
Compose Pitches to Rhythms 1.pdfComplete an 8-bar Melody 1st page.pdfIntermediate:
Write some 8 bar melodies.
Be sure to check what key and clef you're in and always finish on the tonic (key note).
Intermediate/Advanced:
Try using a pentatonic or blues scales to create a melody
Pentatonic & Blues Scales.pdfMusic Devices for creating scary music.pdfAdvanced:
Devices for creating scary music
Advanced:
Write a tune over the Tonic, Dominant and Subdominant chords
Gr 4 Tr.write a tune over chords .pdfImprovising
Improvising
Composing on the spot!
Here's a chord sequence of A minor(7), D minor(7), F major and G major to play along to. If you know the scales and arpeggios in these keys you are good to go!
To keep it simple you could just start with playing A, D, F then G, holding each for a whole bar (4 beats). Then start experimenting...
Manuscript paper
Manuscript paper
You might be needing this to help you write all those tunes...
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