Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
27 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
melody
|
combination of rhythm with pitches and silences that occurs through time
|
|
pitch
|
high or low sound determined by speed of vibrations
|
|
scale
|
series of consecutive notes arranged in order up or down
|
|
octave
|
8 notes apart up the scale
|
|
whole step
|
go 2 half steps for a whole
|
|
half-step
|
moves to next white or black key on keyboard
|
|
piano keyboard
|
88 keys on full size; 52 white and 36 black
|
|
sharp #
|
play the note 1/2 step higher
|
|
flat b
|
play the note 1/2 step lower
|
|
harmony
|
combination of 2 or more musical notes played at same time
|
|
movement
|
coordinates kinesthetic and cognitive development;
allows child to explore his or her own space can be used to teach musical concepts like loud/soft, fast/slow |
|
Dalacoze
|
Swiss Educator uses eurhythmics or the use of movement and begin early age
|
|
Kodaly
|
Hungarian - singing is the heart of music,
|
|
solfege
|
singing with syllables
|
|
purwen
|
teach hand signals
|
|
Orff
|
German - feeling of music is most important; emotional and use percussion instruments
|
|
sensorimotor period
|
0-2 years of life foundation laid, learns control of lips, tongue, and mouth; sensitive to loud and soft
|
|
Preoperations
|
2-7 yrs; associate ideas with symbols, love imagination, can learn simple concepts, can mirror movements, thinking centers on immediate
|
|
Concrete Operations
|
7-11 yrs; musical ability develops rapidly; read music, sing songs in time, apptitude set by age 9, age 10 preferences set
|
|
Formal Operations
|
11-13 yrs; problem solving; analyze music that is new; good to use popular music to teach a musical concept; more independent and competitive; like to understand how things work
|
|
dynamics of music
|
loudness or softness indicated by markings
|
|
forte
|
loud
|
|
fortisimo
|
very loud
|
|
mezzo forte
|
medium loud
|
|
piano
|
soft
|
|
pianissimo
|
very soft
|
|
mezzopiano
|
medium soft
|