Music Appreciation Unit 4
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Music only consists of two elements, melody and harmony.

False

Music notation allows a reader to precisely locate and reproduce any musical sound.

True

The learning of music only enables students to appreciate Ethiopian indigenous music.

False

Rhythm refers to the pitch of a note.

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Silences in music are represented by symbols called notes.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

Timbre refers to the loudness of a sound.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

Pitch can be graphically represented on a system of four lines and five spaces called a staff.

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Wooden instruments, such as clarinets and oboes, are bright and brilliant when played.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

In music, tempo refers to the loudness or softness of the sound

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The dynamic level of music can change gradually from loud to soft

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In music, texture refers to the rhythm of the piece

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Appreciating quality dance is defined by understanding the history of dance only

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Learning in dance is a passive process

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Dance appreciation involves the study of dance in a single context

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Form in music refers to the loudness or softness of the sound

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Indigenous dance is a type of modern dance

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Study Notes

Music Appreciation

  • Music consists of three main elements: melody, rhythm, and harmony.
  • Music notation allows musicians to precisely locate and reproduce musical sounds using symbols that represent pitch and rhythm.
  • Learning music enables students to:
    • Value and appreciate the diversity of music traditions from different parts of the world.
    • Develop an awareness of the ethical and environmental implications of their own practices.

Values of Music Appreciation

  • This unit focuses on the idea of aesthetics, appreciation, and values of musical works.
  • It teaches students how to appreciate and evaluate musical works in general.

Basic Elements of Music

  • Rhythm: the beat or steady pulse of music, which includes duration (the length of each sound or silence).
  • Pitch: represents the perceived fundamental frequency of a note, which can be graphically represented on a staff.
  • Timbre: the individual tonal color of each musical instrument, such as bright and brilliant (brass instruments) or mellow and dark (wooden instruments).
  • Tempo: the relative speed at which a musical piece is played, which can be indicated at the beginning of the piece or left to the performer's consideration.
  • Dynamics: the loudness or softness of the music, which can change gradually or suddenly.
  • Form: the structural outline of a piece or song, which can include sections like AB or Verse Chorus.
  • Texture: the way multiple voices (or instruments) interact in a composition, which can also be described as a musical hierarchy.

Indigenous Dance

  • Appreciating quality dance involves understanding and beliefs about dance education informed by current theory and practice.
  • The learning lens highlights key understandings about learning that inform quality dance practice, including:
    • Learning is an active, embodied, and social process of constructing meaning.
    • Learning is recursive and shaped by the dynamic interaction of prior knowledge and new experiences.

Dance Appreciation

  • Dance Appreciation is an exploration of how to understand and think about dance in various contexts.
  • It involves understanding the social, cultural, aesthetic, and kinetic aspects of various forms of dance, including traditional, modern, indigenous, folk, and ancient dance.

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This quiz covers the basics of music appreciation, including melody, rhythm, and harmony, as well as music notation. It's a great introduction to the world of music and personal exploration.

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