(from your textbook): 1. Melody (The Tune): The main idea in a piece of music. Melody is the single line of notes heard in succession as a coherent unit. A melody has a shape moving up or down in ways that capture and hold our attention over a span of time. A melody is like a story: it has a beginning‚ middle‚ and an end. 2. Rhythm (The Time): The organization of beats or pulses in time. Rhythm is the ordering of music through time. Not all music has a melody‚ but all music has rhythm
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music theory into my skull. I believe this helped my compose a melody for this poem. As I was reading this poem‚ my first impression was‚ "How am I supposed to make a melody out of this?". However‚ upon reading this poem‚ I got a feel of what this poem means. This poem is about a Blue Heron‚ a bird‚ that is looking is looking for food in November. As I was reading the poem‚ I decided to focus on the first half of the poem for my melody. Picturing a Blue Heron walking through the cold ponds in November
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Sneeze. Wish. Worry.” (1) To me Melody is different then a lot of 5th graders. But it is in a good way. She is very selfless‚ a lot of kids her age are selfish they are very greedy and don’t appreciate what they have. Melody had to. For a long time‚ she was not able to talk so she just went with whatever happened and as long as it served the propose she was happy. • Melody is different than a lot of people • It’s not a bad different • It’s hard being different Melody has cerebral palsy so she can’t
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Firebird” will be compared for this week’s assignment. All comparisons will be based off the piece’s melody‚ harmony‚ texture‚ rhythm‚ timbre‚ and form. The first piece of Stravinsky’s work that will be examined is “The Firebird” being performed by the YouTube Symphony Orchestra in 2011. This performance can be seen here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kd1xYKGnOEw. This piece begins with a deep melody of woodwinds that seems to just set the base of the introduction for the other instruments in the
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entered the melody for both cello and piano was conjunct with symmetrical phrasing. Here the texture became polyphonic. The tone color of the piano seemed varied to me‚ alternating throughout the piece between vibrant and subdued. When the mood was not lively it became somber. The dynamics of both instruments changed throughout this movement‚ from piano to forte and then piano again. The movement of the melody was conjunct at the beginning of the piece and the contour of the melody was wavelike
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the bass secttion. The melody is in the right hand as the left hand moves around playing its series of scales. After the melody is first played forte‚ it comes back as a soft echo. After a few short moment of soft melody‚ it comes back forte‚ the left hand playing fierce chromatic scales. It is piano for a moment and the final chords to the etude are forte. This etude is relatively short but contains a lot of movement in both hands.
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up to a larger overall pattern is called: | |4.|binary | |The form in which there is a statement‚ followed by a departure from that statement‚ is known as:| |5.|cadence | |A place in a melody where a musician will most likely pause for a breath is at the | |6.|call and response | |A performance practice based on the concept of a singing leader imitated by a chorus of followers| | | | |is
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are two melody stanzas and two ‚ melodies. One – corresponding to the righteous who follow the straight path‚ and the second corresponding to the baal teshuvah‚ with the second stanza repeated twice‚ like the movement of a ba’al teshuva who acts stubbornly. The Rebbe concluded that this is also the difference between the month of Nissan - symbolizing the service of the righteous‚ and the month of Tishrei -symbolizing the work of the Ba’alei Teshuvah. The Rebbe taught two melodies to the words
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you are describing how much is going on in the music at any given moment. For example‚ the texture of the music might be thick or thin‚ or it may have many or few layers. It might be made up of rhythm only‚ or of a melody line with chordal accompaniment‚ or many interweaving melodies. Below you will find some of the formal terms musicians use to describe texture. Suggestions for activities to introduce the concept of texture to young students can be found in Musical Textures Activities. Terms
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Danzi. The first movement was an Allegretto. It was in a major mode and in triple meter. It started with polyphonic texture. The flute and oboe were playing a portion of the melody and the clarinet was playing another melody‚ both over the bassoon and horn. There were portions of the movement in which the flute would play a melody above the rest of the instruments in homophonic texture. This gave the piece a light‚ fluttering sound. The second movement was an Andante. It started with the horn and flute
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