FA - ALL CLASSES - VOCAL SCIENCE

If you need to see the links

https://prezi.com/bhpq-uq2bfw0/the-science-of-the-voice/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epNEiWCpslo (5 elements of the sining posture)

Last response:

1)Why do you think singers need to learn this?

2)What did you learn/find interesting. Is there anything you'd like to know more about? (use the whole space)

FA 8 2-3

Terms Bank Entry:

Baroque: Art period from the early 1700s to mid 1850s that uses a lot of ornaments

Ornaments: Extra notes added to melody for interest

Listening Log:

1) Listen to some Baroque Music: https://youtu.be/ApSoNBu2wt8 - listen to different parts of the video for 10-15 seconds, think about how the music is similar

2) Listen to the first verse and chorus of "I want you back": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3Q80mk7bxE

Title: I want you Bach

Performer: Piano Guys

Composer: Bach/Jackson 5

1)Which 2 dates/decades are these songs from?

2) What are the 2 styles?

3) Describe the differences in the 2 styles.

Remember, do not copy the questions - just write the answers. For the description, fill up the whole space. Use words from the terms bank to help.

Science of the Voice:

We finished the second section.

https://prezi.com/bhpq-uq2bfw0/the-science-of-the-voice/

For the video, start at 3:55 and go only until 5:37

FA 8 2-4

Science of the voice: Body Alignment

Question 1 - the reason we need to be properly aligned - from the prezi.

https://prezi.com/bhpq-uq2bfw0/the-science-of-the-voice/

Watch and answer the next questions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epNEiWCpslo&t=4s

Listening Log: (find the video on youtube)

Title: John Williams is the Man

Performer: Moosebutter

Composer: John Williams

1) Name 3 movie themes you heard

2) Describe 1 or 2 moments you found musically interesting (use words from your term bank like ostinato, homophonic, polyphonic, texture, etc). Fill up the whole space and be thoughtful!