Form (structure of musical forms repeat marks) Timbre (introduction of musical instruments) Dynamics (variations in dynamics)

Form (structure of musical forms repeat marks)
Timbre (introduction of musical instruments)
Dynamics (variations in dynamics)

1. FORM, TIMBRE, AND DYNAMICS

2. Form (structure of musical forms repeat marks) Timbre (introduction of musical instruments) Dynamics (variations in dynamics)

3. Who are musical composers? a composer writes music. This music may be a song to sing or a song to play with an instrument. We call the music he/she writes a musical composition. What is musical composers make musical forms, which express their feelings or ideas. This form or structure of the composition is based on the number and similarity of the phrase in the music. form in music is the way a musical composition is arranged. This composition could be either any musical piece a sung by vocalist or singers or the music created by means of musical instrument.

4. 1. Unitary form contains only one section which remains the same all throughout the whole composition. What are different musical forms?

5. 2. Binary (AB) made up of two musical parts or has two different melodic ideas.

6. 3. Ternary Utilizes a three-part form represented by (ABC) and sometimes, the third part is a repetition of the first part represented by (ABA).

7. 4. Rondo (ABACA) is made up of five or more musical parts with some repetitions.

8. What is a choir? T hey write music, too, for a group to sing in chorus in school or on the stage this kind of music is called choral music. Composers also write music for choir to sing in church. The first European composers wrote their music only for the church. They wrote songs that a group of church singers could sing together.

9. They arrange the different tunes to make it music so it will be easy for the different kinds of voices to sing. Girls and women with high voices sing the soprano part. Those whose voices are not as high sing the alto. Boys and men with high voices seeing the tenor. Men with very low voices sing the bass.

10. The leader of a chorus are choir helps the singers sing together.

he or she directs them by waving his/her hand or a stick called a baton. He/she motions when he/she wants them to sing fast or slow, loud or soft. He/she helps them express the way he/she thinks the composer wanted the music to sound.

11. Timbre Is the color of sound produce by the voice and different instruments. A quality of sound that distinguishes one instrument from another.

12. Classification of Voices Male Range Female Tenor Highest Soprano Baritone Middle/Medium Mezzo soprano Bass Lowest Alto

13. Examples: Violin V iola A little larger than violin. I t is tuned a fifth lower that violin C ello larger than viola. Held by the player between his/her knees and moves the bow to and fro . D ouble bass L argest among the stringed instruments that has the lowest pitch. H arp S tringed instruments that is played by plucking. Classification of Instruments A. String Instruments are instruments that are plucked or bowed and are often referred to as the “backbone” of the orchestra. The leader and the heart of the orchestra. Played by moving the bow to and from across the strings.

14. B. Woodwind Instruments produce music when musicisans blow the mouthpiece. Examples: P iccolo is the smallest instrument in the woodwind section. I t has a range octave higher than flute. Flute has a high range and is really capable of producing fast series of tones. O boe is the most dramatic among the woodwind musical instrument.

15. Clarinet is a cylindrical instrument with a cup shape mouthpiece and a flaring bell at the end. Bassoon is the clown of the orchestra for it has a long curving metallic mouthpiece its stone is soft and mellow.

16. C. B rass instruments are used to produce sound by means blowing they are made of brass metal. T rumpet is the main instrument of the brass section which has a brilliant and brassy sound. T rombone is only sliding instrument in the brass section that changes pitch in any key.

17. French horn is 12 ft long and sounds more mellow than trumpet. T uba is the largest in the brass section and has the lowest pitch.

18. D. P ercussion instrument are played by striking the instruments with sticks or hammers while the others are through shaking or rubbing like maracas. Examples: Timpani Snare drum Bass drum

19. Dynamics is the degree of loudness and softness of sound Dynamic Signs with Their Meanings