Students will demonstrate their ability to: -Understand what makes a cover song -understand the role of form in a song -Map out the chord changes / progression and form of their chosen song. -Select a song to cover as a group. Perform the same analyses as above for this song (assess and create) -Device to access YouTube and speakers to play a selection of original songs and their covers.
Students will demonstrate their ability to: -Understand what makes a cover song -understand the role of form in a song -Map out the chord changes / progression and form of their chosen song. -Select a song to cover as a group. Perform the same analyses as above for this song (assess and create) -Device to access YouTube and speakers to play a selection of original songs and their covers.
Students will demonstrate their ability to: -Understand what makes a cover song -understand the role of form in a song -Map out the chord changes / progression and form of their chosen song. -Select a song to cover as a group. Perform the same analyses as above for this song (assess and create) -Device to access YouTube and speakers to play a selection of original songs and their covers.
Objectives Students will demonstrate their ability to:
-Understand what makes a cover song
-Understand the role of form in a song -Understand the role of chord changes in a song -Map out the chord changes/progression and form of their chosen song
-Define cover songs. Differentiate
between cover songs and arrangements Indicate how the lesson addresses (assess) each of the three required -Analyze and map the form of a song competencies (creating, performing, (assess & create) -Analyze and map the chord changes of a assessing), if applicable. song (assess & create) -Select a song to cover as a group. Perform the same analyses as above for this song (assess & create)
Activities/Strategies:
Assessments:
-Written worksheets
Materials:
-Device to access YouTube and speakers
to play a selection of original songs and their covers. -Projector (optional) -White board and marker -A recording of each groups song and/or a playback device of some kind, e.g., mp3 player with small external speakers, smartphone with YouTube access, etc. -Notebook and writing utensils -Internet links: 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=XjwZAa2EjKA 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=l4g8acgzSy8 3. http://s3.amazonaws.com/ halleonard-closerlook/ 00843225/00843225p010z.jpg