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Hi Fifth Graders!
Hi Fifth Graders!
Here's what you can explore this week. Have fun making music!
Here's what you can explore this week. Have fun making music!
Additional music opportunity - if you have a keyboard or piano at home - check out the website - https://www.makingmusicfun.net/. They are offering free piano lessons right now and there are also lots of songs you can print and play for free.
Additional music opportunity - if you have a keyboard or piano at home - check out the website - https://www.makingmusicfun.net/. They are offering free piano lessons right now and there are also lots of songs you can print and play for free.
Username: MMFMarchApril Password:schoolmusic
Username: MMFMarchApril Password:schoolmusic
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Go to the website https://musicplayonline.com/
Go to the website https://musicplayonline.com/
Student log in - Username - snow Password - 2020
Student log in - Username - snow Password - 2020
Click on Grade 5
Click on Grade 5
Loud Quiet Game
Loud Quiet Game
On the far right where it says Games, click on "Loud Quiet Game," then click start. You'll hear a famous melody. Click on whether it is loud or quiet. Continue until you've finished the game. This is a pretty easy game, but it's fun and I love the melodies it uses!
Send me an email and let me know what you think of this one! oldfielda@victorschools.org
Remember that song and dance we learned in the fall called "Alabama Gal?" Here's a link to some college kids singing and dancing to it. Sing and dance along and maybe even teach it to someone at your house.
Remember that song and dance we learned in the fall called "Alabama Gal?" Here's a link to some college kids singing and dancing to it. Sing and dance along and maybe even teach it to someone at your house.
"Funga Alafia"
"Funga Alafia"
On the left, under song list, scroll down to song #75. It's called "Funga Alafia." It' s song from Liberia. Do you remember singing it in music class once? Press play on the movie and then pause it so you can take a look at the music.
First, can you read the letter names of the notes? Try!
Pause again on the next screen- if you play an instrument - see if you can play it on your instrument.
Pause again on the next screen. Can you sing the song using solfege syllables?
Above the video, click on kids demo. See if you can do the dance moves that they are demonstrating!
5. Next, click on highlights. This can help you learn the song. First it will light up the words you sing, next the notes, and finally the solfege.
6. Once you know the song, teach it to someone in your family!
Beethoven -
Beethoven -
"Moonlight Sonata"
"Moonlight Sonata"
On the far left - click on listening. Next click on Kit 3. Scroll down to Song #15. Check out the listening log and answer the questions. Click on analysis and reflect as you listen. Finally, click on Composer to learn about Beethoven, a famous composer during the Classical era of music.
What do you think of Beethoven's music?
Send me an email and let me know!
Click below for a fun video to watch of a piano being played in a whole new way!
Click below for a fun video to watch of a piano being played in a whole new way!
Turn on your favorite music and create your own dance to it. Teach it to your family.
Turn on your favorite music and create your own dance to it. Teach it to your family.
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