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    Grade 4 PPT - Music - Q1 - Lesson 1

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    This document provides information about reading music notation. It discusses how music is organized into lines similar to reading text. It also explains the basic elements of musical notation, including notes and rests. Specifically, it outlines the different types of notes (whole, half, quarter, eighth, and sixteenth notes), which are distinguished by the presence of stems, flags, or shades. The document also mentions that music notation was developed to preserve compositions and allow anyone to play music, and discusses the early history of musical notation dating back 4000 years.

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    This document provides information about reading music notation. It discusses how music is organized into lines similar to reading text. It also explains the basic elements of musical notation, including notes and rests. Specifically, it outlines the different types of notes (whole, half, quarter, eighth, and sixteenth notes), which are distinguished by the presence of stems, flags, or shades. The document also mentions that music notation was developed to preserve compositions and allow anyone to play music, and discusses the early history of musical notation dating back 4000 years.

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    This document provides information about reading music notation. It discusses how music is organized into lines similar to reading text. It also explains the basic elements of musical notation, including notes and rests. Specifically, it outlines the different types of notes (whole, half, quarter, eighth, and sixteenth notes), which are distinguished by the presence of stems, flags, or shades. The document also mentions that music notation was developed to preserve compositions and allow anyone to play music, and discusses the early history of musical notation dating back 4000 years.

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    Grade 4 PPT - Music - Q1 - Lesson 1

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    This document provides information about reading music notation. It discusses how music is organized into lines similar to reading text. It also explains the basic elements of musical notation, including notes and rests. Specifically, it outlines the different types of notes (whole, half, quarter, eighth, and sixteenth notes), which are distinguished by the presence of stems, flags, or shades. The document also mentions that music notation was developed to preserve compositions and allow anyone to play music, and discusses the early history of musical notation dating back 4000 years.

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    OUR TOPIC FOR THIS WEEK

     Notes
     Rests
     How to read music?

    When you started to learn how to read books, he learned to read one line at a time.
    The words are organized so that the story is easy to follow. The same is true for
    reading music. Music compositions are written on lines as well, but there is more
    than one line per musical phrase because notes go up and down. When you can read
    music, you will be able to enjoy playing a lot of old songs alone or with a group.

    What is notation?

    Notation is how music is written. It is the language of music. Notation is important
    so that music can be preserved, and anyone can play the composed music. Notation
    is important for it to use to transcribe, preserve, and play composed music.
    •
    Music was written a long time ago.
    • Ancient music locations were written by carving on clay tablets 4000 years ago.
    • The modern way of notation was developed 2000 years later and written using ink
    and parchment paper.
    • Today music sheets are printed using computers
    What are the elements in a notation?

    Music is made up of sounds and silence. For notation symbols for sounds and silences have
    been established. The note is used to indicate sound in music and the rest represent silence.
    Each note has a corresponding rest and number of beats.
    Kinds of Notes(This is the way I Brush my Teeth
    I have here a hallow head ,hallow head,hallow head

    I have here a hallow head and we call It a whole note

    Then we put a stem on it, stem on it, stem on it

    Then we put a stem on it, and we call it a half note

    Then we put a shade on it, shade on it ,shade on it, shade on it

    Then we put a shade on it, and we call it a quarter note

    Then we put a flag on it, flag on it, flag on it

    Then we put a flag on it, and we call it eight note

    Then we put another flag, another flag, another flag

    Then we put another flag and we call it a sixteenth note


    In music there are specific pitches that make up
    standard notes. Most musicians use a standard called the
    chromatic scale. In the chromatic scale there are 7 main
    musical notes called A, B, C, D, E, F, and G. They each
    represent a different frequency or pitch.
    Match column A with Column B. Write the
    letter of the correct answer on your
    notebook.

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