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STANDARD OR COMMMON GROUPS & ENSEMBLES TONE COLOR MIX RANGE COMPLIMENTS DYNAMIC COMPLIMENTS

STANDARD OR COMMMON GROUPS & ENSEMBLES TONE COLOR MIX RANGE COMPLIMENTS DYNAMIC COMPLIMENTS ROLE PLAYING. BASIC INSTRUMENT ROLES per style. Style = SWING DRUMS – Swing Rhythm Quarter notes on Ride Cymbal 2 & 4 on Hi Hat BASS – Walking Bass lines over Chord Changes emphasis on root notes

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STANDARD OR COMMMON GROUPS & ENSEMBLES TONE COLOR MIX RANGE COMPLIMENTS DYNAMIC COMPLIMENTS

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  1. STANDARD OR COMMMON • GROUPS & ENSEMBLES • TONE COLOR MIX • RANGE COMPLIMENTS • DYNAMIC COMPLIMENTS • ROLE PLAYING

  2. BASIC INSTRUMENT ROLES per style • Style = SWING • DRUMS – Swing Rhythm Quarter notes on Ride Cymbal 2 & 4 on Hi Hat • BASS – Walking Bass lines over Chord Changes emphasis on root notes • Piano & Guitar – Chord Changes • Soloist – Main Melody & Improvise Solos = new melody over chords or embellishments of original melody

  3. Typical Jazz : • TRIO – Rhythm section • Drums = TIME/RHYTHM/FEEL • Double Bass =TIME & ROOT NOTES • Piano or Guitar = TIME & CHORDS & LEADS • QUARTET add soloist, • QUINTET add soloist • SOLOIST = sax, trumpet, trombone, vibes, vocals, ect.. • BIG BAND – ALL SECTIONS REPRESENTED • RHYTHM, WIND, BRASS, VOCALS • **YOU TUBE dbyrkit57 ensemble examples

  4. QUIZ 1 REVIEW

  5. JAZZ MUSIC THEORY BASICS MUSICAL NOTATION (writing & reading music) RHYTHMIC NOTATION & MELODIC NOTATION

  6. RHYTHM Beat/Pulse=where is it felt divisions of 2 or 3? Examples? Measured in BPM (beats per minute) Speed referred to as TEMPO (how fast how slow)

  7. Meter ( 2 ,3, 4, 6,7, ect..) (duple, triple, quadruple Sextuple, ect…) • Dynamic accent = to emphasize a note in the rhythm • Syncopation = when the accented note is between beats or where you wouldn’t normally expect it

  8. Classical Italian tempo markings • (know at least a couple of these!) • Largo – very slow, broad • Grave – very slow, solemn • Adagio – slow • Andante – moderately slow, walking pace • Moderato – moderate • Allegretto – moderately fast • Allegro – fast • Vivace – lively • Presto – very fast • Prestissimo – as fast as possible

  9. Rhythm notation • Time Signatures ¾ 4/4 6/8 • pulse – 3 or 4 (the 4/4 measure most common)

  10. Rhythm notation • stems and flags • whole notes thru 16th notes equal too how many 16ths in 4/4 measure

  11. Rhythm notation • dotted notes ( 1 ½ value) • rest and dotted rest • ties / triplets (3 over 2)

  12. MELODIC NOTATIONThe KEYBOARD-keyboard has most of the available notes or range of all instruments-keyboard is used as basis and most musicians also play a little piano as wellstaff related to notes on keyboard- Ć ƒ

  13. MELODIC NOTATION • The Grand Staff • TREBLE & BASS CLEFS • Every Good Boy Does Fine /FACE – Treble • Good Boys Do Fine Always / All Cows Eat Grass -Bass

  14. SCALES & KEYS

  15. Single Note MELODY LINE • CLEF (Treble or Bass) • Key Signature • Time Signature • NOTES and ACCIDENTALS

  16. CHORDS (HARMONY) CHORD SYMBOLS

  17. THE SCORE • Individual parts • The conductors Score • Lead Sheets

  18. THE LEAD SHEET

  19. What time Signature? • Duple or Triple? • Any Signatures? • Any Accidentals? • Ties or other? • How Many Chords Symbols? • How Many Bars? • Form?

  20. HOMEWORK 2 notation

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