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Dr. Hodges’ Lesson Plan. Band 8 COMPETENCY GOAL 1: The learner will Sing/Play, alone and with others, a varied repertoire of music. (National Standard 1). Grade 8 Band 1.05 Show respect for the Sing/Playing efforts of others. BUZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. Questions. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Dr. Hodges’

Lesson Plan

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Band 8 COMPETENCY GOAL 1: The

learner will Sing/Play, alone and with others, a varied

repertoire of music. (National

Standard 1)

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Grade 8 Band1.05 Show respect for the

Sing/Playing efforts of others.

• BUZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Questions

• How do we know what tone to play or sing?

• How do we know how long to play or sing a tone?

• What is the difference between a tone and a note?

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1.05 Show respect for the Sing/Playing efforts of others.

Rhythm 76

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1.05 Show respect for the Sing/Playing efforts of others.

Rhythm 76

• 3

• 4• 1& 2 & 3 &

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1.05 Show respect for the Sing/Playing efforts of others.

• B flat concert major - TEST• America The Beautiful

– Beginning to End

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General Music

8COMPETENCY GOAL 5: The learner will read and notate music. (National Standard 5)

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What are the Foundation elements?

• Staff

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What are the Foundation elements?

• Bar

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What are the Foundation elements?

• ClefsTreble/G

Bass/F

Alto/C

Tenor/C

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Questions

• How do we know what tone to play or sing?

• How do we know how long to play or sing a tone?

• What is the difference between a tone and a note?

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What are the basic structure elements of music?

• Melody

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From what source do we get melody?

• The succession of tones perceived by the mind as a unit.

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What are the basic structure elements of music?

• Rhythm

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From what source do we get rhythm?

• The combination of long and/or short sounds.

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What are the basic structure elements of music?

• Harmony

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From what source do we get harmony?

• The combination of two or more tones sounded simultaneously.

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Band 7 COMPETENCY GOAL 1: The

learner will Sing/Play, alone and with others, a varied repertoire of

music. (National Standard 1)

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Grade 7 Band 1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical

accuracy

• BUZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Questions

• How do we know what tone to play or sing?

• How do we know how long to play or sing a tone?

• What is the difference between a tone and a note?

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1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical

accuracy

• B flat concert major - Test• America The Beautiful

– Beginning to End

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1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical

accuracy Focus of the Day

• F Concert Major• America The Beautiful

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1.05 Show respect for the Sing/Playing efforts of others.

Rhythm 76

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1.05 Show respect for the Sing/Playing efforts of others.

Rhythm 76

• 3

• 4• 1& 2 & 3 &

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General Music 7

COMPETENCY GOAL 5:

The learner will read and notate music. (National

Standard 5)

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What are the Foundation elements?

• Staff

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What are the Foundation elements?

• Bar

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What are the Foundation elements?

• ClefsTreble/G

Bass/F

Alto/C

Tenor/C

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Questions

• How do we know what tone to play or sing?

• How do we know how long to play or sing a tone?

• What is the difference between a tone and a note?

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What are the basic structure elements of music?

• Melody

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From what source do we get melody?

• The succession of tones perceived by the mind as a unit.

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What are the basic structure elements of music?

• Rhythm

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From what source do we get rhythm?

• The combination of long and/or short sounds.

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What are the basic structure elements of music?

• Harmony

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From what source do we get harmony?

• The combination of two or more tones sounded simultaneously.

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General Music 6 COMPETENCY GOAL 5:

The learner will read and notate music. (National

Standard 5)

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What are the Foundation elements?

• Staff

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What are the Foundation elements?

• Bar

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What are the Foundation elements?

• ClefsTreble/G

Bass/F

Alto/C

Tenor/C

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Questions

• How do we know what tone to play or sing?

• How do we know how long to play or sing a tone?

• What is the difference between a tone and a note?

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What are the basic structure elements of music?

• Melody

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From what source do we get melody?

• The succession of tones perceived by the mind as a unit.

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What are the basic structure elements of music?

• Rhythm

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From what source do we get rhythm?

• The combination of long and/or short sounds.

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What are the basic structure elements of music?

• Harmony

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From what source do we get harmony?

• The combination of two or more tones sounded simultaneously.

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Band 6 COMPETENCY GOAL 1: The

learner will Sing/Play, alone and with others, a varied repertoire of

music. (National Standard 1)

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Grade 6 Band 1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical

accuracy

• BUZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Questions

• How do we know what tone to play or sing?

• How do we know how long to play or sing a tone?

• What is the difference between a tone and a note?

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1.05 Show respect for the Sing/Playing efforts of others.

Rhythm 76

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1.05 Show respect for the Sing/Playing efforts of others.

Rhythm 76

• 3

• 4• 1& 2 & 3 &

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1.03 Sing/Play music of appropriate voicing, with expression and technical

accuracy Book Exercises

• Count and Clap

• Play

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