This document provides an introduction to a music class that will focus on time signatures. It outlines the class objectives of identifying the function of time signatures and conducting patterns. The presentation will discuss how marching bands keep pace through beats of 2 and the relationship between the upper and lower digits in a time signature. Students will analyze examples to check that the number of beats in each measure agrees with the time signature.
This document provides an introduction to a music class that will focus on time signatures. It outlines the class objectives of identifying the function of time signatures and conducting patterns. The presentation will discuss how marching bands keep pace through beats of 2 and the relationship between the upper and lower digits in a time signature. Students will analyze examples to check that the number of beats in each measure agrees with the time signature.
This document provides an introduction to a music class that will focus on time signatures. It outlines the class objectives of identifying the function of time signatures and conducting patterns. The presentation will discuss how marching bands keep pace through beats of 2 and the relationship between the upper and lower digits in a time signature. Students will analyze examples to check that the number of beats in each measure agrees with the time signature.
Objective: 1. Identify the function of time signature 2. Conduct the time signature Opening Song & Prayer Presentation
Have you watched a parade of marching bands? Observe the
way they march with precision. To keep their pace synchronized, the members of the marching band constantly move in beats of 2s. Discussion Music in time signature can be accompanied by marching. Conducting pattern for time signature:
The upper digit of the time signature
indicates the number of beats in each measure, while the lower digit indicates the note value that gets one beat (the beat unit). Discussion Dance! Words by Arvin D. Tumambing Music by Jacques Offenbach Discussion Look at the notes in each measure of the song "Dance." Add the durations or values of the notes in each measure. Were you able to obtain the same result in all the measures? Discussion Here is how to check if the number of beats in a measure agrees with the time signature. Remember the duration or value of each kind of note and rest. Application Write the duration or value of the notes and rest in the box and check if the sum is equal to two beats. Generalization Music in time signature can be accompanied by marching. The upper digit of the time signature indicates the number of beats in each measure, while the lower digit indicates the note value that gets one beat (the beat unit). Evaluation Put a check ( ) inside the circle if the measure has two beats. Assignment I. Complete the measure by adding a note in the blank.
II. Complete the measure by adding a rest in the blank.