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Arranging Project / Directions
Arranging Project / Directions
All current class students should use their noteflight.com account to complete the project. As you continue through the project view the tutorials that are available and ask any questions you may have along the way email Mr. Madsen for guidance. As you complete each section of the project, screenshot the document and email the screenshot for review and recommendations.
****Click the image to the left to access the project directions.
Project steps - Quick Explanation - adding as available
Project steps - Quick Explanation - adding as available
TUTORIALS
TUTORIALS
Part-writing #1
Overview tutorial
Part-writing #2
Overview tutorial
Explaining the difference between open and closed part-writing.
Very in-depth explanation of part-writing!!!
NonChordTones.pdfNon-Harmonic tones chart
Non-harmonic tutorial
Exciting non-harmonics - includes suspensions
Non-harmonic #4
Listening for Characteristics
Listening for Characteristics
Characteristics of music - listening critique.pdfCharacteristic of Music Guide
Characteristic of Music Guide
When listening to the choir and band arrangement levels, listen to the characteristics of each work. Compare and contrast as you move through the levels of from choir to band within the same level.
Choir arrangement level - listen for characteristics.
Choir arrangement level - listen for characteristics.
Easy
Medium-Easy
Medium
Medium-Advanced
Band arrangement level - listen for characteristics.
Band arrangement level - listen for characteristics.
Beginning Band Arrangement - Grade .5-1
Intermediate Band Arrangement - Grade 2
Intermediate Band Arrangement - Grade 3
Advanced Band Arrangement - Grade 4
Viewpoints on arranging/composing music!
Viewpoints on arranging/composing music!
Creative choral writing concepts
Eric Whitaker: composing for a choir
Another viewpoint for arranging choir music.
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