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BY: JOSH WIEDDER

MUSIC THEORY. BY: JOSH WIEDDER. CONTINUE ON…. There are many different elements that all work together to make the beats and sounds of music. By the end of this program you will be a music theory master. Let’s get started!. On to Main Menu. What Would You L i ke To Do First?.

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BY: JOSH WIEDDER

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  1. MUSIC THEORY BY: JOSH WIEDDER CONTINUE ON…

  2. There are many different elements that all work together to make the beats and sounds of music. By the end of this program you will be a music theory master. Let’s get started! On to Main Menu

  3. What Would You Like To Do First?... LEARN THE ELEMENTS LEARN THE NOTATIONS SKIP TO A QUIZ, IF YOU THINK ARE A MASTER

  4. THE ELEMENTS! AWESOME! Click to Continue… Go Back…

  5. MELODY A series of notes sounding in succession. Notes of a melody are created to respect pitch systems such as scales. Go Back Continue

  6. RHYTHM Arrangement of sounds in time. Rhythm is one of the most central features of many styles of music, especially jazz and hip-hop. Go Back Continue

  7. PITCH Pitch is determined by the sound’s frequency of vibration. It refers to the highness or loudness of a given tone. Process of assigning note names to pitches called tuning. Go Back Continue

  8. HARMONY Harmony is the relationships between pitches that occur at the same time. The relationship between two pitches is referred to as an interval. Continue Go Back

  9. TEXTURE Texture is the overall sound of a piece of music according to the number of parts/lines of music. The texture of a piece is also affected by the number of instruments. Go Back Continue

  10. CONSONANCE Consonance is defined as harmonies whose tones complement each other’s sounds. A simple example would be “pleasant” sounds vs. “unpleasant” sounds. To the Quiz.. Continue to Notations Go Back

  11. THE NOTATIONS GREAT CHOICE!! Go Back… Continue…

  12. STAFFS Treble Cleff – Most commonly used through instruments such as; bagpipes, violin, trumpet, guitar, and flutes. Notes from bottom-to-top E,F,G,A,B,C,D,E,F Bass Cleff – Placed on the fourth line and used by bass, cello, trombone, and tuba. Notes are G,A,B,C,D,E,F,G,A. Go Back Continue

  13. QUARTER NOTES Symbol is a closed circle with a tail and is ¼ of the length of a bar, which means it’s a quarter note. A Sample of a quarter note.. Go Back Continue

  14. WHOLE NOTES Symbol is an open circle with no tail. In standard time, this would be held for an entire bar. Sample of a whole note Go Back Continue

  15. HALF NOTES Symbol is an open circle with a tail and is held for half of the bar. Sample of half notes Go Back Continue

  16. EIGHTH NOTE Symbol in a series is a closed circle with a connecting tail or closed circle with a drooping tail for a single note. You can fit 8 notes in a single bar. Sample of eighth notes… OR Go Back Continue

  17. SIXTEENTH NOTES Symbol much like the eighth note except you have two tails instead of one. There can be up to sixteen notes in one bar. Sample of sixteenth notes To Quiz.. On to the Elements Go Back

  18. QUIZ TIME!! Back to Elements START

  19. QUESTION #1 This audio clip resembles which element of music theory? A MELODY http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitch_(music)#Perception_of_pitch B HARMONY C PITCH D RHYTHM

  20. CORRECT!! GREAT JOB! START CELEBRATING. Next Question

  21. OOPS! Now crying won’t get you anywhere, let’s go back to the question!

  22. QUESTION #2 Rhythm is one of the most central features of many styles of music, especially during these types of music genres. A Rock and Country Punk and Techno B Jazz and Hip-Hop C D None of the Above

  23. CORRECT! AWESOME!! COOL BEANS!! Next Question

  24. Oh No! Don’t get bent out of shape, just try again. BACK

  25. QUESTION #3 ________ is the relationships between pitches that occur at the same time. A Harmony Consonance B Texture C D Pitch

  26. GOOD JOB! ALMOST DONE…. Next Question

  27. WRONG!... Why don’t you go back and try again. Back

  28. Question #4 This element is the arrangement of sounds in time. Consonance A B Texture C Melody D Rhythm

  29. CORRECT!! GREAT JOB… Next Question

  30. INCORRECT TRY ONE MORE TIME I KNOW YOU CAN GET IT RIGHT… Back to Question

  31. QUESTION #5 This element complement’s each other’s tones and a perfect example would be “pleasant” vs. “unpleasant” sounds. A Rhythm B Consonance C Texture D Pitch

  32. AWESOME YOU GOT IT RIGHT, WHOOOPEEEE!! Let’s move on to the next section…

  33. WRONG! Well don’t pout over it, just try again… Try one more time…

  34. QUESTION #6 THIS NOTE’S SYMBOL IS AN OPEN CIRCLE WITHOUT A TAIL…. A Eighth Note B Whole Note C Quarter Note D Sixteenth Note

  35. SUPER DUPER! THAT WAS A TOUGH ONE, YOU DESERVE A PRIZE. JUST ONE MORE TO GO! On to the last question… Whoo!

  36. OOOO… THAT’S WRONG NO WORRIES, EVERYONE GETS A SECOND CHANCE Back to Question

  37. QUESTION #7 WHAT ARE THE TWO KNOWN STAFFS MOST COMMOLY USED IN MUSIC? A BASS & FREBLE B TREBLE & BASS C TREBLE & BRASS D BASS & NOTHING

  38. NO WAY… I CAN’T BELIVE YOU GOT THAT ONE RIGHT. GOOD JOB! Click to view your PRIZE!

  39. OH C'MON YOU REALLY DIDN’T THINK THAT THAT WAS THE RIGHT ANSWER DID YOU? TRY AGAIN One more try…

  40. CONGRATULATIONS!! WAY TO GO! YOU ARE NOW A MUSIC THEORY MASTER! Click anywhere to end this program Wanna try it again?..

  41. References/Citations • Music Theory Information – Wikipedia.com “Music Theory: elements/notations.” • George Bush pic. (Slide 3) http://seacat.wordpress.com/2007/11/01/days-252-254-mlwc-one-thing-bush-could-have-done-right-and-a-halloween-snap/ • Quarter Note pic. (Slide 13) www.lisabrig.com • Whole Note pic. (Slide 14) www.abcteach.com • Half Note pic. (Slide 15) www.abcteach.com • Eighth Note pic. (Slide 16) www.abcteach.comwww.mathmlcentral.com • Sixteenth Note pic. (Slide 17) www.comstock.comwww.inmagine.com • Mr. Awesome pic. (Slide 23) www.treehousesociety.deviantart.com • Bendable Man pic. (Slide 24) www.partypalooza.com • Seal of Awesomeness pic. (Slide 38) www.entropiaforum.com • Yoda: Jedi Master pic. (Slide 40) www.virginmedia.com

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