Bell Ringer 10/3

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BELL RINGER 10/3
 M.socrative.com
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Sit wherever you’d like – in a group
you can work with
Room # 38178
QUESTIONS: (multiple choice on the tablet)
1. One melodic line is a _________ texture.
 2. Two (or more) independent melodies going
on at once is a __________ texture.
 3. Two (or more) lines working together – doing
the same thing but on different pitches is a
__________ texture.
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RENAISSANCE MUSIC PROJECT
A MUSICAL SCAVENGER HUNT
Groups: 2-4
 Materials: instructions handout, MP3
player/access to Youtube, computer (Monday)
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A MUSICAL SCAVENGER HUNT
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Goal: Find contemporary examples of
Renaissance musical inventions
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Find 10 total musical examples.
You’re looking for…
 Monophony
 Polyphony
 Homophony
 Four
Part Harmony
 Imitation
 Word Painting
A MUSICAL SCAVENGER HUNT
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Monophony, Polyphony, Homophony, Four-Part
Harmony, Imitation, Word Painting
 10
TOTAL Examples
 Do NOT have to have at least 1 of each
 NO MORE THAN 3 of the same thing
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Example: 3 examples of word painting, 2
examples of polyphony, 1 example of 4-part
harmony, 2 examples of imitation, and 2
examples of monophony
A MUSICAL SCAVENGER HUNT
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ALL EXAMPLES MUST BE CLEAN AND
APPROPRIATE FOR THE SCHOOL
ENVIRONMENT
 You
will be presenting your examples in class next
week
 “Appropriateness” is up to Mrs. B’s discretion
 That includes lyric and video (if applicable)
A MUSICAL SCAVENGER HUNT
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You CANNOT use an example used in class by Mrs.
B
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You CANNOT have the same example as another
group in the class for the same thing
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2 groups can’t use the same part of a song for
imitation, but one group could use it for imitation and
another for word painting
There is TONS of music out there – be creative!
PRESENTATION
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Monday, we’ll in the computer lab putting
together the presentations
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Presentations need to include the Title and
Artist of the clip, what the example is
presenting, and a clip of the music
demonstrating the idea.
PRESENTATION EXAMPLE…
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“Friends in Low Places” by Garth Brooks
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Demonstrates word painting on the word “low”
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Link Here
 0:36
start time
YOU’LL BE GRADED ON…
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Each example is 10 points
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10 points for the presentation
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AWESOME EXAMPLE = 10 points
Doesn’t represent the idea at all (or inappropriate!) = 0
points
Yeah, but you could’ve found a more obvious one = 5 points
(and all the numbers in between)
Overall preparedness, easy to read, has correct information
Total /110