'Vocal music' diaporamas de présentation

Vocal Music

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Section Three: Latin American Music

Section Three: Latin American Music. Four Major Categories of Latin American Music. Indigenous Music Iberian (Spanish/Portuguese) and mestizo (mixed ancestry) Folk Music African influenced Music Urban Popular Music. Indigenous Peoples. Mexico and Central America: Aztec, Maya, and Inca.

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Music Appreciation

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19th Century Novels

19th Century Novels. DJ Stavros Stephanie Hurley. Linguistic change continued, even with the work of the prescriptivists at the end of the 18 th century. 19th Century Linguistic Change. Vocabulary Grammar Punctuation/ Capitalization/ Spelling. Vocabulary.

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Striving for Tradition and Change: Fluid Dynamics and Music Education

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Baroque Era

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The Enjoyment of Music 10 th Shorter Edition

The Enjoyment of Music 10 th Shorter Edition. PART TWO. Medieval and Renaissance Music. Unit III The Middle Ages.

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Eras of Music Overview

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Renaissance Music Unit

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Chapter 7 The Early Baroque Period

Chapter 7 The Early Baroque Period. The Rise of Instrumental Music. Dance Stylized dances Suites Movements Virtuosity Fugue Variations. Registrations Toccata Canzona Balletto Corrente Passacaglia Chromaticism. Key Terms. The Rise of Instrumental Music.

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Chapter 7 The Early Baroque Period

Chapter 7 The Early Baroque Period. The Rise of Instrumental Music. Dance Stylized dances Suites Movements Virtuosity Fugue Variations. Registrations Toccata Canzona Balletto Corrente Passacaglia Chromaticism. Key Terms. The Rise of Instrumental Music.

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Music of China Juxtaposition of the Old with the New

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Music History a look into the Medieval and Renaissance period

Music History a look into the Medieval and Renaissance period. By Mr. Evans. Do Now!!!. What constitutes good music? How is it made? Do you need a degree to make it? If not, why? How does it sound? When does it sound bad?. Lets find out . Important Dates and Literature Medieval.

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Chapter 6

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Chapter Development 2008

Chapter Development 2008. Chapter Development Basic Course Phase II. Course Content. Recruitment Orientation Retention. Member Recruiting. Why Is Chapter Growth Important? Whom and When Do You Recruit? Whose Job Is It To Recruit? How Do You Recruit?. Sources of New Members.

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CHAPTER 14

CHAPTER 14. MUSIC IN FLORENCE, 1350-1450. THE EARLY RENAISSANCE.

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Chapter 17

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Japanese Music

Japanese Music. 7th Grade Music Technology Eastwood Middle School. Japan. Population: 127,728,000 Capital: Tokyo; 35,327,000 Area:145,902 square miles Language: Japanese Religion: Shinto, Buddhist Currency: yen Life Expectancy: 81 GDP per Capita: U.S. $28,700 Literacy Percent: 99.

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Timbre

Timbre. What is Timbre??. The quality of a musical note or sound or tone that distinguishes different types of sound production, such as voices and musical instruments, string instruments, wind instruments, and percussion instruments

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Music Grade Five - Singing and Performing

Counting with Numbers. Mini Musical. Singing and Performing. Music Grade Five - Singing and Performing. Vocabulary: Unison Canon Descant Partner songs Two part vocal Pitch Tone quality Repeat Second ending Stage manners Performance manners Quality. Songs. Part Singing.

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