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Hi Fifth Graders!
Hi Fifth Graders!
Here's what you can explore this week. Have fun making music! Click play on the video below for instructions!
Here's what you can explore this week. Have fun making music! Click play on the video below for instructions!
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Melody Composition
Melody Composition
On the left hand side, click on Melody Composition, then click on Interactive Melody Composition, and finally, click on level 7 multi-beat. Drag rhythms to notes on the staff to create your own song. Remember that it will sound the best if you start and end on the same note. Choose whether to keep the next note the same, go up or down a note, or add a skip. Play your song and see if you like it. If not, change some notes until you come up with something that you like the sound of. When you're done- play your song for someone in your family.
For Fun - check out this recorder video!
For Fun - check out this recorder video!
"Al Citron"
"Al Citron"
On the left, under song list, scroll down to song #62, "Al Citron." This is a folk song from Mexico that is usually sung to a stone passing game.
Sing the song with the video.
Next, pause the video. See if you can name the notes of the song.
For a challenge - try singing it on the solfege syllables.
Watch the kids demo for a cup passing game. Give it a try and teach it to someone in your family!
"Beethoven's 9th Symphony"
"Beethoven's 9th Symphony"
Click on the link above to learn about the famous "Symphony No. 9," composed by Beethoven. When you're done - take the quiz. How did you do?
Click on the link above to learn about the famous "Symphony No. 9," composed by Beethoven. When you're done - take the quiz. How did you do?
Check out the two videos below to hear performances of this famous work. Which performance did you enjoy more? Why?
Check out the two videos below to hear performances of this famous work. Which performance did you enjoy more? Why?
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