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Music
What Is It?
Sound
2. Time
3. Emotion
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Like a pebble in the water,
sound travels outward in
all directions from it’s
source.
Vibrations in a solid,
liquid, or gas capable of
being detected by the
organs of hearing.
Sound is measured in
– Volume
– Pitch
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Sound by itself is not
music.
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A system by which
intervals are measured.
 In music this is known
as rhythm.
 Time by itself is not
music.
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Any feeling such as
joy, sorrow, hate, or
love arising
subjectively rather
than through a
conscious mental
effort.
 Emotion by itself is
not music.
So Music is made of
Sound, Time, & Emotion.
Music Means Different
Things to Different People
Life experiences directly effect what music
means to you.
Every experience involving music effects
the way you perceive the music around you.
Common Musical Experiences
Prenatal – music heard from the womb
Singing for fun
Hymns or gospels at church
Music classes at school
Television, radio, recordings
Background music
Malls, elevators, offices, phones, etc…
Attending or performing at concerts
Aspects That Effect Your
Perception of Music
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Family
Peers
Religion
School
Past experiences
Availability
How have these aspects effected
you and your perception of
music?
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What I Think About Music Is
Determined By My
Experiences.
When Students Are Taught Music,
They Learn Many Subjects.
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Music Teaches;
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Science
– Acoustics
– Sound Waves
– Pitch Frequencies
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Cycles Per Second
– Dynamics
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Decibals
– Timbre of Sounds
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Series of Overtones
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Music Teaches;
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Mathematics
– Division of Time
– Fractions
– Spatial Reasoning
– Sound wave cycles
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Music Teaches;
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Language
– Music notation is an
international language.
– Musical expressions
are derived from
several foreign
languages
– Many foreign
languages are used in
vocal music.
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Music Teaches
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Social studies &
history
– Every culture can be
identified through it’s
art and music.
– Each time period of a
culture provides
stylistic changes in
their music, providing
us with an ear to the
past.
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Music Teaches;
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Physical Education
– Performance requires
coordination between
mind and body.
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Music Teaches;
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Reading
– Brain functions for
reading music are the
same as reading text.
– More time spent
reading music has
proven to help overall
reading scores.
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Music Teaches;
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Art
– Stimulating creativity
– Allowing freedom of
expression
– Enhancing self-esteem
People Learn Many Subjects
While Learning Music.
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We’ve Covered
– What music is made of
– How people are influenced by music
– The many subjects taught through music
To Really Understand Music
It Must be Performed or Heard.
So, you’ve learned everything
there is to know about music.