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AP Music Theory Spring 2019 Dr. OhrtDay-to-Day Topics1.29.19 Class 1 (Tuesday)Topics: treble clef, 5 lines/4 spaces, note names, keyboard range numbersKeyboard: all Cs, range numbers, individual notesBoard: lines and spaces, treble clef Ear Training: scales, pitch identificationCircle: pentachord passing (drmfsfmrd)Homework: complete Alfred Unit 1, acquire 3 ringed binder1.30.19 Class 2 (Wednesday) (shortened due to late arrival)Check : Unit 1 completion, 3 ringed binder Board: bass clef, grand staff, 5 CsReview: Unit 1Begin: Unit 2, note stemsEar Training: high and low, bass and treble clef likely pitches, ascending or descending patternsCircle: noneHomework: complete Unit 2, acquire 3 ringed binder1.31.19 Class 3 (Thursday) (shortened due to late arrival)Check: Unit 2 completion, 3 ringed binderBoard: grand staff, 5 Bbs half notesReview: Unit 2Ear Training: ascending or descending patterns (answers on paper)Singing: drmfsfmrd, individual and overlapCircle 1: pentachord passing in 4/4, drmfs, every person 4 beatsCircle 2: 4 beat patterns with quarter and eighth notes (4/4, 3/4, 2/4,1/4, 5/4)Listening: Gregorian Chant (unison, monophony, homophony, polyphony, organum) monophony and organum polyphonyHomework: complete Unit 3, acquire 3 ringed binder, assemble binder pages2.1.19 Class 4 (Friday)Check: Unit 3Board: grand staff, 5 A# dotted half notes, label with numbers, ending double bar linesReview: Unit 3Ear Training: write on staff board then on paper, 4/4 drmfs, 2 measure patternsSinging: drmfsfmrd Circle 1: drmfsfmrd individual and after 2 notes, 4 notes, 3 notes, 1 note, 5 notesRow, Row, Row Your BoatCircle 2: 4 beat patterns with quarter and eight notes (4/4) echo past and add new measureListening: Missa Papae Marcelli: Kyrie polyphonic, RenaissanceClaude Debussy (1862-1918) L’isle Joyeuse (Max Du, pianist) impressionism in musicHistory: 500-1400 Medieval, 1400-1600 Renaissance, 1600-1750 Baroque, 1750-1820 Classical, 1820-1900 Romantic, 1900- Modern Communal choir musicHomework: none, turn in notebooks for the weekend2.4.19 Class 5 (Monday)Check: return notebooksSinging: drmfsltdtlsfmrd, letter names Staff Board: C4-C5, letter names and solfege, arpeggio Dictation: C major, 2 measure of 4/4Begin: Unit 4, (example on board drm mfs repeat drm second ending mrd)Sing as a round and in retrogradePre-Quiz: Note Names #1, DynamicsEar Training: drdmdfdsdldtdd’ reverse, play melody class sings back solfege Listening: Tomas Luis de Victoria (1548-1611) O Magnum Mysterium Renaissance Polyphony work: write out “Happy Birthday” starting on a D, play examplesHomework: Unit 4 2.5.19 Class 6 (Tuesday)Check: Unit 4 Singing: drmfsltdtlsfmrd, letter names, Key of DSharps and Flats, order and identificationNotes: tonic, supertonic, median, subdominant, dominant, submediant, leading toneBegin: Unit 5: Coda, tempo markingsQuiz: Note Names and DynamicsPiano: each student plays a scale on piano and classmates identifyDictation: on dry erase papers, grand staff, bass and sopranoBoard: grand staff, 5 Db dotted quarters, label with numbers, repeat signEar Training: drdmdfdsdldtdd’ reverse, include ti, play melody class sings back on solfegeSight Reading: Ding Dong DiggidiggidongListening: Orlando di Lasso (ca. 1530-1594) Jubilate Deo : Unit 5 2.6.19 Class 7 (Wednesday)Check: Unit 5, Return note name and dynamics quizSinging: ltdrmfsltdtlsfmrdtl, letter names, key of F major/D minorReview: Sharps and Flats, order and identification tonic, supertonic, median, subdominant, dominant, submediant, leading tone (subtonic)Hand out: scale degree paperScale patterns: Major: 1 1 ? 111 ?, Minor 1 ? 1 1 ? 1 1, write scales from given tonicTerms: enharmonic notes, tonal, atonalWatch: on scale degreesDictation: on dry erase papers, grand staff, bass and soprano, F major and D minorListening: Thomas Tallis (1505-1585) England, If Ye Love Me, Homophony and Polyphony: O Come, O Come, Emanuel (Monophony), Tallis: If ye Love Me (Homophony)Homework: Unit 6 2.7.19 Class 7 (Thursday)Check: Unit 6, Return note name and dynamics quiz to new peopleSinging: ltdrmfsltdtlsfmrdtl, letter names, key of G major/E minorReview: Sharps and Flats, order and identification (write on staff paper)tonic, supertonic, median, subdominant, dominant, submediant, leading tone (subtonic)Watch: on major/minor scales and chordsListening identification: major and minor chordsPlay major or minor scale and major or minor chord for class identificationWrite triads and identification of staff paper for major and minor scalesMajor : I ii iii IV V vi vii0 IMinor: i II III iv v0 VI VII iSinging: O Come, O Come, Emanuel, Tallis: If ye Love Me, solfege and text from memory, chord analysis I vi V IWhat are pros and cons of rehearsing on solfege? Review: Ding Dong Diggidiggidong, sing on solfegeHomework: Unit 7 2.8.19 Class 8 (Friday)Check: Unit 7Singing: ltdrmfsltdtlsfmrdtl, letter names, key of Bb major/G minorReview: Sharps and flats, order and identification, individualskey signatures, how to remember, individualstonic, supertonic, median, subdominant, dominant, submediant, leading tone (subtonic)intervals and opposites = 9Watch: Review building chords on scale degree of Fifths/Fourths, construct on board, on individual papers, handout, timed race on boardListening identification: major and minor chordsDictation: on dry erase papers, grand staff, bass and soprano, Bb majorListening: Early Organum is, in general, a plainchant melody with at least one added voice to enhance the harmony, developed in the Middle Ages. Depending on the mode and form of the chant, a supporting bass line (or?bourdon) may be sung on the same text, the melody may be followed in parallel motion (parallel organum), or a combination of both of these techniques may be employed. As no real independent second voice exists, this is a form of?heterophony.Heterophony?is a type of?texture?characterized by the simultaneous?variation?of a single?melodic?line. Such a texture can be regarded as a kind of complex?monophony?in which there is only one basic melody, but realized at the same time in multiple?voices, each of which plays the melody differently, either in a different?rhythm?or?tempo, or with various embellishments and elaborations. ?The term was introduced into systematic?musicology?to denote a subcategory of?polyphonic?music, though is now regarded as a textural category in its own right.Singing: Create heterophony on Amazing Grace, class and soloistsO Come, O Come, Emanuel, Tallis: If ye Love Me, both on text and solfegeReview: Ding Dong Diggidiggidong, text and solfegeHomework: None, leave notebooks 2.11.19 Class 9 (Monday)Check: Return notebooksSinging: ltdrmfsltdtlsfmrdtl, letter names, key of D major/B minorReview: Sharps and Flats, order and identification tonic, supertonic, median, subdominant, dominant, submediant, leading tone (subtonic)Boards: timed Circle of Fifths in two teams, competitionListening identification: major and minor chordsDictation: on dry erase papers, grand staff, bass and soprano, DEar Training: play melody class sings back on solfegeListening: Parallel Organum read: Parallel organum handoutSinging Repertoire: Monophony - O Come, O Come, Emanuel, Homophony - Tallis: If ye Love Me, Parallel organum - SequenceHomework: Unit 8, Review O Come, O Come Emanuel and If Ye Love Me for memory quiz 2.13.19 Class 10 (Wednesday) (shortened due to late arrival)Check: Quiz on O Come, O Come Emanuel and If Ye Love MeSinging: ltdrmfsltdtlsfmrdtl, letter names, key of Bb major/G minorReview: Sharps and Flats, order and identification (write on staff paper)Key signatures, how to remember, individualstonic, supertonic, median, subdominant, dominant, submediant, leading tone (subtonic)Watch: Circle of Fifths Triads in C Major an Bb MajorHomework: Unit 9 2.19.19 Class 11 (Tuesday) Check: Unit 9, Quiz on Circle of FifthsSinging: ltdrmfsltdtlsfmrdtl, letter names, key of A major/F# minorReview: Sharps and Flats, order and identification (write on staff paper)Key signatures, how to remember, individuals explain as identify on boardBoards: timed Circle of Fifths in two teams, competition (9.5 seconds)Review: texture in music with examples: Sight Reading Competition (Two violinists) Repertoire: Monophony - O Come, O Come, Emanuel, Homophony - Tallis: If ye Love Me Review: Ding Dong Diggidiggidong, solfege and textSight Reading: Hey Ho in D minorHomework: Unit 10 2.20.19 (Wednesday) Snow Day 2.21.19 Class 12 (Thursday) (shortened due to late arrival)Check: Unit 10Handout: Heigh Ho, Diggidiggidong, Circle of Fifths quiz, Mozart Analysis music only, Analysis binder divider pink pageSinging: solfege key of Eb major/C minor, concentrate on minor, sing triad of major and minor scalesReview: Sharps and Flats, order and identificationKey signatures, how to remember, individualstonic, supertonic, median, subdominant, dominant, submediant, leading tone (subtonic)Alto and Tenor Clefs (movable C clefs)Review: Key Signatures: Hey Ho in D minorListening identification: major and minor chordsListening: Mozart String Quartet No. 14 in G Major: Baron’s AP Theory Book questions, page 12-14Review: Ding Dong Diggidiggidong, solfege and textHomework: Unit 11 2.22.19 Class 13 (Friday) Check: Unit 11, binders dueHandout: Mozart Analysis and Questions, Key Signatures, Blessed AssuranceQuiz: Mozart Analysis, Key Signatures – Identification Singing: solfege key of E major/C# minor, especially minor, sing triads of major and minor scalesReview: Sharps and Flats, order and identificationKey signatures, how to remember, individualstonic, supertonic, median, subdominant, dominant, submediant, leading tone (subtonic)Review: Meter – duple/triple/quadruple and simple/compound: Blessed Assurance, compound triple, doted quarter note, anacrusisListening identification: major and minor chordsListening: Dominick Argento October 27, 1927-Febraury 20, 2019) Gloria from Masque ofAngels Baker From the Diary of Virginia Wolf: individual music presentation assignments (texture, form, key, etc.) 2.25.19 Class 14 (Monday) Check: return bindersPresentation: ClareHandout: Viva la Musica, Mode sheets, meter quizQuiz: Meter Identification – duple/triple/quadruple and simple/compoundSinging: solfege key of Db major/Bb minor, especially minor, sing triads of major and minor ScalesSight Reading: Viva la Musica analyze chords, passing toneReview: Sharps and Flats, order and identificationtonic, supertonic, median, subdominant, dominant, submediant, leading tone (subtonic)New: Modes - Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, LocrianI Don’t Play Loud Music At Lunch (Silent video/rainbow illustrations)Listening: How John Williams uses Modes Gray presentation: Maurice Ravel (1875-1937) miroirs une barque sur l'océan French impressionismHomework: Unit 12, individual music presentation assignments (texture, form, key, etc.) 2.26.19 Class 15 (Tuesday) Check: check Unit 12Presentation: Natalie Repper Guest. Mr. Manners, discussion on AP testing at WestHandout: Return Meter QuizReview: Class members teach review of meterduple/triple/quadruple and simple/compound (discuss 5/8 and 5/4)Compound meter always has a dotted note that gets the beat Irregular Time SignaturesSinging: solfege key of B major/G# minor, especially minor, sing triads of major and minor Scales, individuals sing major and minor scalesMode Quiz: Modes - Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, LocrianI Don’t Play Loud Music At LunchNatalie Repper presentation: Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) Tosca “E lucevan le stelle”: Unit 13, individual music presentation assignments (texture, form, key, etc.) 2.27.19 Class 16 (Wednesday) Check: check Unit 13Presentation: Michael BrennanHandout: return Mode QuizSinging: solfege key of Gb major/Eb minor, especially minor, sing triads of major and minor Scales, individuals sing major and minor back to backListening identification: major and minor chordsReview: Sharps and Flats, order and identificationtonic, supertonic, median, subdominant, dominant, submediant, leading tone (subtonic)Modes - Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, LocrianI Don’t Play Loud Music At LunchDictation: on dry erase papers, grand staff, bass and sopranoEar Training: play melody class sings back on solfegeRhythm Circle: 4/4, 12/8Michael Brennan presentation: Elegia (2015 Remastered Version) New Order, 12/8, synths: Unit 14, individual music presentation assignments (texture, form, key, etc.) 2.28.19 Class 17 (Thursday) substitute Alex MannCheck: check Unit 14Alex will lead the class in various review or new theory topics 3.1.19 Class 18 (Friday) substitute Muriel HastingsComplete Unit 15 in classSubstitute may lead the class in various review or new theory topics 3.5.19 Class 19 (Tuesday) (shortened due to assembly)Check: check Unit 15Singing: solfege key of F# major/D# minor, especially minor, sing triads of major and minor ScalesCircle: Pass simple rhythm in 4/4, sing simple melody on major and minor pentachordsOn board: change major scale to natural minorSing: Major scale up and minor scales downReview: Three forms of the minor scale: Natural, Harmonic, and Melodic: Unit 16, individual music presentation assignments (texture, form, key, etc.) 3.6.19 Class 20 (Wednesday)Check: check Unit 16Handout: Minor Scale types (make corrections to harmonic minor example)Presentation: CJ LandeSinging: solfege key of Cb major/Ab minor, especially minor, sing triads of major and minor ScalesCircle: Sing and pass simple melody in minor (d r me) (me f s) (d r me f s) 4/4 with last beat as rest, Sing 12/8 patterns and passOn board: change major scale to natural, harmonic, and melodic minorSing: Different forms of minor scales, intervals, scale degrees (1324354231271)Triads: speak triads and then with added 7thsReview: Identifying chords and inversions or a seventhDraw in root positionIdentify inversionIdentify qualityWrite: various root position chords and their inversionsPut these notes in the correct order: F# D A C#, Eb Bb G D, D B G F#, Ab F C EbCJ Lande presentation: Stephen Schwartz (b. 1948) “Corner of the Sky” from PippinSchwartz also wrote Wicked and Godspell: Unit 17, individual music presentation assignments (texture, form, key, etc.) 3.7.19 (Class 21) (Thursday) (seven students out of class)Class not possible due to Regional Band set-up and preparation 3.8.19 Class 21 (Friday) (eight students out of class)Check: check Unit 17Singing: solfege key of C# major/A# minor, especially minor, sing triads of major and minor ScalesSing: Different forms of minor scales, scale degrees (135654321, 1324354231271) solfegeOn board: melodic minor, I IV V chords, 7th chords and inversions 3.11.19 Class 22 (Monday)Check: check Unit 17Handout: Triad Inversion worksheet (in class), Triad worksheet (homework)Presentation: Kiffer MilhousSight Reading on Board: melody in 4/4 3rd skips only, DM - DmCircle: Sing and pass simple melody in minor (d r me f s) 4/4 with last beat as rest, Sing 12/8 patterns and pass, clap last persons pattern before clapping ownSing: Different forms of minor scalesDictation: write S and B separately Triads: speak with normal and 7thsReview 7th chords and inversions Kiffer Milhous presentation: Periphery “Absolomb” (progressive metal): Triad Identification Worksheet (for collection), individual music presentation 3.12.19 Class 23 (Tuesday)Check: Collect Triad Identification WorksheetHandout: 7ths, 5 Kinds of 7th chordsPresentation: Max DuSing: Different forms of minor scales on solfege and numbersSight Reading on board: melody in 3/4 3rd skips only, GM – Gm, sing forward and back and in 2 parts M and m simultaneouslyCircle: Sing slt’d, sleted, slet’d, slt’dteles, (not able to pass yet)clap patterns in 9/8, 6/8, 3/8Triads: write and speak with 7thsReview 7th chords and inversions Dictation: write S and B separately in GmMax Du presentation: Steve Tirpack - You Promised “Crush” (fusion jazz): Unit 18, individual music presentation assignment 3.13.19 (Class 24) (Wednesday) Beauty and the Beast Previews 3.14.19 Class 24 (Thursday)Check: Unit 18Handout: none Presentation: Grant NaltySing: Different forms of minor scales, intervals, scale degrees, (135654321, 1324354231271) Solfege, intervals d-r major 2nd… and down d’-t minor second…Intervals going up are major (besides perfects) and going down are minorSight Reading on board: 4 measures BbM, analyze before startingFirst and last notes, highest and lowest pitches, steps and skipsCircle: clap patterns in 12/8, 9/8, 6/8, 3/8, 1/8 without stoppingDictation: 4 measures in BM, first note in each measure given, one measure at a timeAscending by step, descending by step, ascending by skip, descending by skipGrant Nalty presentation: Tom Misch “South of the River”: individual music presentation assignment 3.15.19 Class 25 (Friday)Check:Handout: Presentation: Michael BrennanSing: Intervals, scale degrees, solfege, intervals up and downSight Reading on board: 4 measures AbM in 4/4, analyze before startingFirst and last notes, highest and lowest pitches, steps and skipsChange to AM, Am, AbmDictation: 4 measures in DM 4/4, first note in each 2 measures givenAscending by step, descending by step, ascending by skip, descending by skipSimple chord progressions: I-V-I (watch first half)stop and digest segments of this video, writing V-I chords, etc. Common tone – shared note between two chordsOpen position – upper three voices within an octaveClosed position – upper three voices more than an octave Cadence – marks harmonic arrival at the end of a phrasePerfect Authentic Cadence (PAC) – do in the melody, most conclusiveImperfect Authentic Cadence (IAC) – mi, me, or so in the melodyHalf Cadence (HC) – I-V, least conclusiveAdded 7ths – creates dissonance and tension (Beatles “Help”)Suspension - a means of creating tension by prolonging a consonant note while the underlying harmony changes, normally on a strong beat. The resulting dissonance persists until the?suspended note resolves by stepwise motion into a new consonant harmony.Michael Brennan presentation: Talking Head “Once in a Lifetime”: individual music presentation assignment 3.18.19 Class 26 (Monday)Check: Handout: Presentation: Dylan IsleySing: Different forms of minor scales, intervals, scale degrees, (135654321, 1324354231271) Solfege, intervals up and down, chromatic scaleSight Reading on board: 4 measures Dm in 6/8, analyze before startingFirst and last notes, highest and lowest pitches, steps and skipsChange to DM, DdM, DdmDictation: 4 measures in Dm 9/8, first note in each 2 measures given, two measures at a timeAscending by step, descending by step, ascending by skip, descending by skipChord progressions: V-I, 5-1, common tone, move by steps, practice writing on staff paperDictation: 4 measures in Dm in 6/8, first note givenAscending by step, descending by step, ascending by skip, descending by skipDylan Isley presentation: King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Billabong Valley “Sleep Drifter” microscale (24 notes per octave)Tonal memory: AmCircle: 12/8, 9/8, 6/8, 3/8, 1/8 without stopping, 6/8 add a measureHomework: individual music presentation assignment 3.19.19 Class 27 (Tuesday)Handout: Writing Cadences V-I in Major WorksheetSing: M and m pentachords with leading tonesSight Reading on board: 4 measures in Gm 9/8, analyze before startingFirst and last notes, highest and lowest pitches, steps and skipsDictation: 4 measures in Gm 9/8, first note givenChord progressions: V-I, review rules, complete worksheet in classHomework: none 3.20.19 Class 28 (Wednesday)Handout: Writing Cadences V-I in Minor Worksheet, Rhythm and Simple Meter Worksheet, Rhythm Worksheet-Melodies for Sight ReadingPresentation: Reagan CurroSing: Pentachords with leading tones, minor triadsSight Reading on board: 4 measures in Fm, analyze before startingDictation: 4 measures in Fm, first note givenClasswork: Writing Cadences V-I in Minor WorksheetReagan Curro presentation: The Weakerthans “Letter of Resignation” from Fallow Homework: begin work on Rhythm and Simple Meter WorksheetHomework: Rhythm and Simple Meter Worksheet, Rhythm Worksheet-Simple Meter m. 25-39, individual music presentation assignment 3.21.19 Class 29 (Thursday)Check: Rhythm and Simple Meter Worksheet, Test Rhythm Worksheet-Simple Meter m. 25-39Handout: Writing Cadences in Major and Minor Worksheet Presentation: Patrick MeeksSing: Leading tones, minor triadsSight Reading on board: 4 measures in Dm compound time, analyze before startingDictation: 4 measures in Dm compound time, first note given, leading toneClass Work: Writing Half Cadences in Major and Minor Worksheet, first halfPatrick Meeks presentation: Pink Floyd “Comfortably Numb” from The WallI ii iii IV V vi viiD em G(C) A bm: none 3.22.19 Class 30 (Friday)Day after Beauty and the Beast openingJazz FridayPresentation: Will FredendallWill Fredendall presentation: Miles Davis “So What” and others from Kind of Blue album So What All Blues On Green Dolphin Street 3.25.19 Class 31 (Monday)Handout: Key Signatures, Scales and Scale Degrees WorksheetSing: Leading tones, minor triadsSight Reading on board: 4 measures in Cm in 6/8, analyze before startingDictation: 6 measures in Cm in 6/8, first note given, leading toneReview: First inversion chords – I6Class Work: Writing Half Cadences in Major and Minor Worksheet, second halfPrep Homework: begin work on Key Signatures, Scales and Scale Degrees WorksheetHomework: Key Signatures, Scales and Scale Degrees Worksheet, Rhythm Worksheet –Compound Meter m. 1-25, Melodies for Sight Reading 1-6, individual music presentation assignment 3.26.19 Class 32 (Tuesday)Check: Collect Key Signatures, Scales and Scale Degrees Worksheet, Handout: Intervals WorksheetPresentation: Taylor MitchellSight Reading on board: 4 measures in F minor 9/8, analyze before startingDictation: 4 measures in F minor 9/8, first note givenTest: Rhythm Worksheet – Compound Meter m. 1-24, Melodies for Sight Reading 1-6Review Homework: Rhythm and Simple Meter Worksheet with projected answersTaylor Mitchell presentation: Cole Porter “Too Darn Hot” from Kiss Me KatePrep Homework: see belowHomework: Intervals Worksheet, Rhythm Worksheet-Compound Meter m. 25-42, Melodies for Sight Reading 6-12, individual music presentation assignment 3.27.19 Class 32 (Wednesday)Check: Intervals WorksheetHandout: Triads with Inversions WorksheetPresentation: Grace KaminskiSing: Leading tonesSight Reading on board: 4 measures in E minor 12/8, analyze before startingDictation: 4 measures in E minor 12/8, first note givenReview Homework: Intervals with projected answers, then collectReview: First and second inversions on board and staff paperGrace Kaminski presentation: Vienna Tengs “A Hymn of Acxion” from the album Aims vocal Bluecoats Drum Corps 2014Prep Homework: see belowHomework: Triads with Inversions Worksheet, Rhythm Worksheet-Compound Meter m. 25-42, individual music presentation assignment 3.28.19 Class 33 (Thursday)Check: Triads with Inversions WorksheetHandout: First and Second Inversion WorksheetSight Reading on board: 4 measures in G minor 4/4, bass clef, modulating to G major, analyze before startingDictation: 4 measures in G minor, 4/4, bass clef, first note givenReview Homework: review Triads with Inversions Worksheet with answer keyBasic Rules of Part Writing:: Guiseppe Verdi “Sempre Libera” from La Traviata sung by Angel Blue Homework: see belowHomework: Study for Writing Basic Phrases I, I6, V quiz, individual music presentation assignment 3.29.19 Class 34 (Friday)Check:Handout: Writing Basic Phrases I, I6, V Quiz, #4 Sight Reading packetWrite “Happy Birthday” in key of G major in honor of Max Du’s birthdaySight Reading on board: 4 measures in Bb major, ?, bass clef, analyze before startingDictation: 4 measures in Bb major, ?, bass clef, first note givenQuiz: Writing Basic Phrases I, I6, V QuizHomework: Study for past worksheet quiz, individual music presentation assignment 4.1.19 Class 35 (Monday)Check:Handout: #4 Sight Reading packetPresentation: none presentedSight Reading on board: 4 measures in D major, 3/4, treble clef, altered tonesDictation: 4 measures in D major, 4/4, treble clef, first note givenSight reading: #4 Sight Reading PacketPrep Homework: #4 Sight Reading PacketReview: I, I6, V, INew: V7-I and V7-I, complete and incomplete chords, leading tone to tonic, 7th resolves Downward (7-6), leading tone in minorHomework: #4 Sight Reading Packet - Rhythm 154-164, Melodies 165-170, individual music presentation assignment 4.2.19 Class 36 (Tuesday)Handout: Presentation: Josh AfanadorSight Reading on board: 4 measures in G minor/G major, 5/4, bass clef, altered tonesDictation: 4 measures in G minor, /4, bass clef, first note givenDictation: 4-part hymn, 3/4, anacrusis, write soprano and bass notesChord progressions: V7-I reviewVoice leading: stationary, similar, parallel, oblique, contrary Josh Afanador Presentation: Michael Jackson P.Y.T, Jacob Collier arranger: individual music presentation assignment 4.3.19 Class 37 (Wednesday)Handout: Chapter 5 Voice Leading PacketPresentation: Madelyn MilliganEar Training: s l t d’ d’ te le so d’Sight Reading on board: 6 measures in A minor/A major, 6/8, dupletsDictation: 6 measures in A minor/A major, 6/8, duplets, first note givenDictation: 4-part hymn, write soprano and bass, analyze chordsChapter 5 Voice Leading PacketVoice leading: stationary, similar, parallel, oblique, contrary Madelyn Milligan Presentation: Gustav Holst (1874-1934) The Planets: Mars and Jupiter Music – a type of music that attempts to musically render anextra-musical narrativeSymphonic Poem – orchestral music, usually in one movement, which evokes the content of narrative, painting, landscape, or other nonmusical sourceHomework: #4 Sight Reading Packet – Melodies 171-180, Chapter 5 Voice leading packet through page 55, individual music presentation assignment 4.4.19 Class 38 (Thursday) (9 students missing)Check: Chapter 5 Voice leading packet through page 55Ear Training: s l t d’ d’ te le so d’Presentation: Natalie BearSight Reading on board: 4 measures in A minor/A Major Dictation: 4 measures in A Minor/A Major first note givenDictation: 4-part hymn, write soprano and bass, analyze chordsChapter 5 Voice Leading PacketVoice leading: stationary, similar, parallel, oblique, contrary Parallel fifths and octaves, labelling chord progressionsNatalie Bear Presentation: Cécile Chaminade - Flute Concertino Op. 107 – a written out or improvised ornamental passage played by a soloist whilethe accompaniment restsHomework: individual music presentation assignment 4.5.19 Class 39 (Friday) (11 students missing)Presentation: Eva MartinezSight Reading on board: 4 measures in D Minor/D Major, altered tonesWrite notes to self during prep time, answers on AP exam on ipadDictation: 4 measures in D Minor/D Major first note givenDictation: 4-part hymn, write soprano and bass, analyze chordsChapter 5 Voice Leading Packet – finish through page 54, chord progressionsEva Martinez Presentation: Giuseppi Verdi (1813-1901) Aida: FinaleMonserrat Caballe – Soprano, Placido Domingo – Tenor, Ricardo Muti – Conductor FridayChristian Scott “Sunrise in Bejing” Knuckles “Wise Willis” “Triangle” 4.8.19 Class 40 (Monday)Handout: Books 2 and 3 Glossary TermsEar Training: s l t d’ d’ te le, all scalesSight Reading on board: 4 measures in C Major/C Minor, 2/2, altered tonesDictation: 4 measures in C Major/C Minor, 2/2, first note givenDictation: 4-part hymn, write soprano and bass, analyze chordsChapter 5 Voice Leading Packet – page 55, parallel fifths and octaves#4 Sight Reading Packet - Melodies 171-180Homework: Review Book 2 and # Glossary Terms 4.9.19 Class 41 (Tuesday) (Ryan Weidman, substitute)Approaches to sight readingV7 chords and inversionsSimple chord progressions including V7 chordsParallel octaves and fifthsHearing chord qualityAny ear training 4.10.19 Class 42 (Wednesday)Sight Reading: AP Exam 2018 #1 and #2Melodic Dictation: AP Exam 2018 #2Handout: AP Exam Overview, Music Theory Course Description Practice exam together p 19-25 4.11.19 Class 43 (Thursday)Handout: 2017 AP Exam Sight Singing Free Response Questions, AP Exam Terms #1 Blank, 1998 AP Exam Questions 1-102018 Question 7, complete bass line and write Roman and Arabic numeralsOverview Free Response section of AP ExamComplete 2017 AP Exam Sight Singing Free Response Questions 1 and 2 on melodic dictation, and 1 and 2 on sight singingComplete 1998 AP Exam Questions 1-10Homework: Quiz on AP Exam Terms #1, 5 examples of classical trios or duets listing composer, title of composition, instruments, and youtube link – emailed to johrt@ by 4.12.19 at 7:25AMAP Music Theory Exam Prep Vocabulary #1Cadence: a melodic or harmonic configuration that creates a sense of resolution, indicates the end of a phrase extension: the prolongation or delay of a cadence by the addition of material beyond the point at which the cadence is expected: the concluding passage of a piece or movement, typically forming an addition to the basic structure: a short coda, or brief segment between themes of a fugueContour: the general shape of a melody: a subordinate melody accompanying a principal oneMorten Lauridsen: Dirait-on, 2:35 tenor countermelody (phrase elision): last note of one phrase serves as the first note of the next: a group of notes sung on one syllable of text: smallest recognizable musical idea (fragmented motive): small but recognizable part of a motiveIntroduction: a passage or section which opens a movement or piece of music, preceding the theme or lyricsJazz and Pop Terms:Bridge: a contrasting section that prepares for the return of the original material: part of a song repeated after each verse, also called a refrain Form (AABA): sectional structure of a song: in jazz, a passage at the end of a section which leads to the next section Blues: one of the most prominent chord progressions in popular music,predominantly based on the I, IV, and V chords of any key 4.12.19 Class 44 (Friday)Handout: AP Exam Terms #1 Quiz, AP Exam Terms #2 BlankQuiz: AP Exam Terms #1 2017 AP Exam Sight Singing Free Response Questions, review melodic dictations, complete Questions 3 and 4 soprano and bass dictationsComplete 1998 AP Exam Questions 1-10, new answersHomework: Quiz on AP Exam Terms #2, Example of a pop song listing composer, performing artist, title of composition, and song form, and youtube link – emailed to johrt@ by 4.15.2019 at 7:25AMAP Music Theory Exam Prep Vocabulary #2 - Melodic ProceduresAugmentation: lengthening of a note or intervalConjunct: moving by the interval of a stepDiminution: shortening of a note or interval Disjunct: moving by the interval of larger than a stepExtension, Phrase extension: sustains the goal of the preceding phrase, may repeat cadenceFragmentation: division of a musical idea into segmentsInternal expansion: extra material is added within the body of the phrase, often repetitionInversion, melodic inversion: rearrangement of notes going in reverse direction by intervalLiteral repetition: exact repeat, could use a repeat sign Motivic transformation: varying the motive to make it interesting and not repetitiveOctave displacement: placing notes in different octavesRetrograde: backwardsRhythmic transformation: altering a repeated rhythm Sequence: restatement of motive or melody at a higher or lower pitch in the same voiceSequential repetition: repeating the same melodic or harmonic two or more times at a different pitch levelTransposition: moving a group of notes up or down a certain intervalTruncation: selecting only a small section of the musical material4.15.19 Class 45 (Monday)Sight Reading Example 1 and 2 AP Exam 2017, 75 second prep, write in solfege and notesReview Inversions of triads and 7th chords Quiz on Terms #2Secondary Dominants, temporarily tonicizing the dominant, goes to chordQuestion 5 AP 2017, complete together, including 4-#3 suspension, Picardy 3rd, HCHomework: Question 6 – AP exam 2017, on a clean piece of staff paper, compose an eight- measure melody with four two-measure phrases in 4/4 in D Major, identify the four-letter form of the composition – due 4.16.19 at 7:25AM4.16.19 Class 46 (Tuesday)Check: Student Form Composition, Question 6 AP Exam 2017Handout: AP Exam Terms #3 BlankSight Reading Questions 2017 Ap ExamPlay Student Form CompositionsReview Question 6 Ap Exam 2017, secondary dominant, etc. Continue Music Theory Course Description Practice exam together questions 21-40PeriodsPeriod: most common kind of phrases in 18th and 19th century music, characterized by balance and symmetry, the antecedent phrase is initiated by a basic idea that recurs at the beginning of the consequent phrase.: inconclusive phrase, the end sounds interrupted or unfinishedConsequent: completing phrase that ends on a pitch of stability Period: two different phrasesDouble Period: two periods in a rowParallel Period: phrase recognized as being similar and derived from another phraseListening: Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) “Piano Sonata No. 8, Op. 13 "Pathétique" II. Adagio cantabile (Ashkenazy)Homework: none 4.17.19 Class 47 (Wednesday)Handout: 2016 AP Exam Free Response QuestionsSight Reading Questions 2012 AP ExamReview vii60 diminished chord should double the third, if double the root you are doubling theleading toneContinue Music Theory Course Description Practice exam together begin on question 40 Mr. Delson guest lecturer on dominant seventh chords, secondary dominantsV42 must go to I6, so ti re fa, resolves V7 = ti-do, fa-mi, la-so, re-do, so-doComplete questions on 2016 AP Exam Free Response Questions Listening: Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971) “The Rite of Spring” 1913: none 4.22.19 Class 48 (Monday)Handout: 2016 AP Exam Free Response QuestionsSight Reading Questions 2016 AP ExamMelodic Dictation Questions 2016 AP ExamListening and identifying instruments, from previous student homeworkComplete questions on 2016 AP Exam Free Response Questions Homework: none 4.23.19 Class 49 (Tuesday)Handout: 2015 AP Exam Free Response QuestionsCadential 6 4, Mr. Delson, guest lecturerMelodic Dictation Questions 2015 AP ExamComplete questions 1-4 on 2015 AP Exam Free Response Questions, walk through questions slowly with explanations for answers Homework: none 4.24.19 Class 50 (Wednesday) (Alex Mann, substitute)Topics TBDDavid Manners, I-pad prep for AP Exam Sight Reading Questions 2015 AP ExamComplete questions 5-7 on 2015 AP Exam Free Response Questions, walk through questions slowly with explanations for answers Review 2016 AP Exam Free Response Questions4.25.19 Class 51 (Thursday) (Alex Mann, substitute)Topics TBD4.26.19 Class 52 (Friday) (Alex Mann, substitute)Topics TBD4.29.19 Class 53 (Monday)Handout: 2014 AP Exam Free Response Questions, Figured Bass Realization SheetSight Reading Questions 2014 AP ExamMelodic Dictation Questions 2014 AP ExamComplete Questions 1-5 on 2014 AP Exam Free Response Questions Listening: Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) Toccata and Fugue in D Minor Class 54 (Tuesday)Handout: Baron Book pp. 63-71, Barron Book pp. 156-159, Barron Book GM/Gm patternsSing: Intervals, Major and minor scales, Barron Book GM/Gm patterns, continue to recognize TonicChords: hearing chords in inversionsMaddie Milligan presentationInversion hotline: 664-765-4342Tonic I, viPredominant IV, ii goes to DominantDominantV, vii0goes to Tonic3 BCDEFGA2GABCDEF1EFGABCDRCDEFGABIIVVComplete: Baron Book pp. 63-71, discuss answersHomework: Barron Book pp. 156-159, 4/4 Note Pattern Dictation Quiz5.1.19 Class 54 (Wednesday)Check Homework: Barron Book pp. 156-159Handout: 4/4 Note Pattern Dictation QuizQuiz: 4/4 Note Pattern Dictation QuizDictation: chords and inversionsReview: Barron Book pp. 156-159Homework: none5.2.19 Class 55 (Thursday)Handout: Barron Book pp. 163-174 – Aural Unit 2, 2015 AP Exam Sight ReadingMr. Manners, AP Theory Proctor, instructions for using Ipads for recording on the AP test2015 AP Exam Sight ReadingComplete: Barron Book pp. 163-174 – Aural Unit 2Listening: Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) Nessum Dorma from “Turandot” with Luciano Pavorotti (1935-2007): none5.3.19 Class 56 (Friday)Handout: Barron Chapter 10, Barron Aural Skills Part 3 pp. 331-335Sing: chords and inversionsComplete: Barron Aural Skills Part 3 pp. 331-335, #1-10Homework: Review Barron Chapter 10 for a summative quiz grade on Monday, all make-up work for the semester due on MondaySchool tour5.6.19 Class 57 (Monday)Handouts: Barron pp. 235-238 Practice Exercises (Quiz)Review: form8:10AM: go to the library to take quiz on Barron pp.235-238 (AP exam location familiarity)Complete: Barron Aural Skills Part 3 pp. 331-335, #11-15Listening: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) Queen of the Night aria from “The Magic Flute” Diana Damrau, soprano Class 58 (Tuesday)Handout: Barron Book Practice Test 1 – Section 1, Answer Sheets, Graded Quizzes and Correct Answer SheetsComplete: Practice Test 1, Section 1Homework: Review notebook5.8.19 Class 59 (Wednesday)Handout: Answer Sheets for Test 1, Music Theory Cheat PosterReview: Test 1 – Section 1 AnswersComplete: Barron Aural Skills Part 3 pp. 331-335, #15-20Homework: Review notebookListening: Irish Jig Sebastain Bach (1685-1750) Brandenburg Concerto #3 Class 60 (Thursday)Handout: Barron Book Practice Test 1 – Section 2Complete: Practice Test 1, Section 2Homework: Review notebook5.10.19 Class 61 (Friday)Handout: Completed Answer Sheets and Self-Scoring GuidesComplete Self-scoring guides in class for completion gradeHomework: Review notebookListening: Richard Strauss (1864-1949) Also Sprach Zarathustra, Gutavo Dudamel, conductor Class 62 (Monday)Sing: Intervals, Major and minor scales, chords and inversionsComplete: Barron Aural Skills Part 3 pp. 331-335, #16-23Review: AP Music Theory Exam Prep Vocabulary #3Period: most common kind of phrases in 18th and 19th century music, characterized by balance and symmetry, the antecedent phrase is initiated by a basic idea that recurs at the beginning of the consequent phrase.: inconclusive phrase, the end sounds interrupted or unfinished: completing phrase that ends on a pitch of stability Period: two different phrasesDouble Period: two periods in a rowParallel Period: phrase recognized as being similar and derived from another phraseSmall forms:: a piece of music that falls into two large sections, AB, both sections usually repeatedRounded Binary: features a recapitulation of the opening materialSimple Binary:Ternary: represented in 3 parts, ABA * group: at least two phrases that begin similarly and the second phrase ends on a half cadence, this is not a period, because the antecedent-consequent relationship is absentRefrain: music or phrases that are repeated in a song, the “chorus”Solo: one personSoli: section in unisonStanza: poem set to music with recurring rhyme or meter, verseStrophic: each verse of the song sung to the same tuneSchubert Ave Maria Maria Callas: musical basis upon which a composition is built. Usually a theme consists of a recognizable melody or a characteristic rhythmic pattern. Sometimes called a “subject.”Thematic Transformation: musical expansion of a theme achieved by varying it’s melodic outline, harmony, or melody.Through-composed: song form that’s is composed from beginning to end without and repetitions, each verse has it’s own unique melody.Queen: Bohemian Rhapsody: all play togetherVariation: deviation of a theme that uses the same harmonic progression as the theme, generally played after the theme and is more ornateRachmaninoff: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini (24 variations): a group of lines constituting a unit, can alternate with chorusesRhapsody: epic expressionConcert: solo instrument with orchestraHomework: Submit by email 3 internet sites or other sources where you researched theory topics that you wanted to know more about and list what you learned. Be prepared to share these in class. 5.14.19 Class 63 (Tuesday) (John Calderaio, guest lecturer)Student suggested topics5.15.19 Class 64 (Wednesday) (50% of class not present)Handout: Barron Book pp. 291-300 – Aural Unit 3Sing: Intervals, Major and minor scales, chords and inversionsTopics: Secondary Dominants, individual class sharing on topics researchedComplete: Barron Aural Skills Part 3 pp. 331-335, #16-23Complete: Barron Book pp. 291-300 – Aural Unit 3Listening: Philip Glass (b. 1937) Mad RushMinimal Music – “music with repetitive structures” Philip Glass’s definition Class 65 (Thursday)Suggested Topics and final AP test preparation5.17.19 Class 66 (Friday)AP THEORY EXAM5.20.19 Class 67 (Monday) (substitute)Topic TBA5.21.19 Class 68 (Tuesday) (sunstitute)Topics TBA5.22.19 Class 69 (Wednesday)Fantasia5.23.19 Class 70 (Thursday)Composition Assignment #15.24.19 Class 71 (Friday)Composition Assignment #1 continued ................
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