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This document introduces treble clef and how to read music notation. It explains that treble clef is used for instruments like the violin and flute and shows the basic layout of the staff and how note pitch is determined by its position. It also outlines the eight-note octave from do to do and how each note corresponds to a letter name.
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Um resumo completo de todas as formas de escalas mais ¨²teis e utiliz¨¢veis em v¨¢rias posi??es, inclu¨ªmos dicas de solos, um pouco de teoria musical, al¨¦m de algumas folhas de acordes e exerc¨ªcios de tablatura para experimentar as escalas.m2-ppt-2.pptx
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This document provides an overview of how to teach music in elementary grades. It begins by explaining the basics of musical notation, including:
- The history of musical notation originating from ancient Mesopotamia and Greece.
- The modern staff notation system tracing back to Guido d'Arezzo in the 11th century.
It then covers important musical elements like note values, time signatures, clefs, accidentals, and bar lines. The document concludes by outlining a step-by-step process for reading music, beginning with learning basic symbols of notation like the staff, clefs, and notes, and then finding the beat.1 piano organ_boo
1 piano organ_booEliezer REIS
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The document provides an introduction to an organ course book. It includes copyright information and acknowledges those who helped create the book. The contents section lists 12 lessons that will be covered, including identifying notes and rests, the keyboard, time signatures, and key signatures. Appendices include charts for chords and the keyboard.Piano For Kids: Easy Method For Teaching Piano, Learn To Play Famous & Fun Ea...
Piano For Kids: Easy Method For Teaching Piano, Learn To Play Famous & Fun Ea...Saeed Yahyazadeh
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This Book with Online Video & Audio was designed to help the beginning student learn to play the piano or keyboard. This step by step course is designed for elementary school-aged children (ages 5-11) and quickly teaches the student to play songs they will know and love. These lessons start by playing with both hands and gradually build to adding the notes on staff.Y8 revision
Y8 revisionmusic_hayes
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This document provides a summary of the topics that will be covered in an upcoming Year 8 music exam. It mentions that the exam will be a listening exam testing knowledge of topics covered throughout the year as well as general music questions. Some of the topics that will be covered include the elements of music, different instrument families, basic music theory on rhythm, pitch, intervals, developing motifs, and the 12 bar blues form. Students are advised to use the provided powerpoint and other resources to revise for the exam.ELEMENTS OF MUSIC.ppt
ELEMENTS OF MUSIC.pptBensonRivera3
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This document defines key musical elements and concepts. It explains that music is an art form that uses sound and elements like rhythm, pitch, and dynamics to express ideas. It then defines these elements and other important concepts like melody, harmony, form, and texture. The document also provides details on how musical notes are organized on the musical staff and how they correspond to different pitches. It describes treble and bass clefs and how they are used to read higher and lower notes.Topic I : Understanding the Note Circle
Topic I : Understanding the Note CircleBiswarup Majumder
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This document summarizes the basics of musical notes. It explains that there are 7 natural notes (A, B, C, D, E, F, G) that form the foundation of musical language. It also describes the 5 additional notes that use sharps or flats (A#, Bb, etc.) and how these notes are positioned between the natural notes on the note circle. Finally, it defines semitones as the distance between adjacent notes, and tones as two semitones, or whole steps on the note circle.Blues Harmonica Presentation 
Blues Harmonica Presentation LSC-CyFair Academy for Lifelong Learning
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The document provides an introduction to basic music theory concepts like notes, scales, chords, and harmonizing notes. It explains that the A note vibrates at 440 Hz and is used to tune pianos. It also describes how playing notes that are 3 notes apart on the scale, like C and E, creates a pleasant harmony. Playing 3 harmonizing notes together, such as C, E, and G, forms a major chord. The document then discusses how to play simple chords and melodies using a harmonica in the key of C or G. It provides instructions for tongue blocking and lip positioning when playing single notes on the harmonica.Scottthe piano guyfavoritefakebk vol1
Scottthe piano guyfavoritefakebk vol1Saulo Gomes
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This document appears to be the table of contents and introduction to a fake book containing sheet music and chord charts for over 70 popular songs. The introduction provides guidance on how to use the chord charts, including explanations of chord substitutions, voicings, and slash chords. It aims to help beginner piano players sound more polished by understanding techniques commonly used by professional musicians.How to Play the Piano
How to Play the PianoCarolyn0412
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This presentation is an interactive PowerPoint, designed to teach and demonstrate to people how to play the piano. It is designed for individuals at any age. How to Play the Piano
How to Play the PianoCarolyn0412
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This presentation is an interactive powerpoint, designed to teach and demonstrate to people how to play the piano. It is designed for individuals at any age. ELEMENTS OF MUSIC.ppt
ELEMENTS OF MUSIC.pptJOANABESORETA1
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The document defines several key elements of music - rhythm, beat, tempo, dynamics, timbre, pitch, melody, harmony, form, and texture. It provides definitions for each element and discusses how they are used and combined in musical works. Rhythm refers to patterns of long and short sounds. Beat establishes a steady pulse. Tempo indicates the speed of the music. Dynamics refer to volume. Timbre is the unique quality of sounds. Pitch describes highness or lowness. Melody is a singable line of pitches. Harmony uses combinations of pitches. Form looks at a piece's structure. Texture considers layering of sounds. When used together, these elements can express emotion in music.Names of the notes
- 1. Welcome to the course! This course will teach you to read music in treble clef. That is, any music that starts with this sign: Instruments that use treble clef include: violin flute right-hand of piano oboe trumpet xylophone recorder tin whistle mandolin clarinet guitar
- 2. In Western music notes are arranged on a 5-line stave: Where the notes are placed on the stave tells us how high or low they sound. The shape of the notes tells us how long they last.
- 3. The higher it is on the stave, the higher the pitch of the note; the lower it is on the stave, the lower the pitch: High Low
- 4. Western music is formed around a cycle of 8 notes (an ¡®octave¡¯) ¨C this is the do re mi fa so la ti do that you probably know from ¡®The Sound of Music¡¯. Each of these notes has a letter: ABCDEFG
- 5. There are only 7 letters because the 8th is the same as the 1st: ABCDEFGABCDEFGABCDEF G A B etc.. So this is an C But this is a C too It¡¯s just a higher C. So it sounds kind of the same but higher.
- 6. Each line and space on the stave corresponds to a letter: C D E F G A B C D E F G A
- 7. Some ways to help you learn them: The notes between the lines spell out FACE:
- 8. A way to remember the notes on the lines : Every Good Boy Does Fine Now let¡¯s start learning!