Lesson details

Key learning points

  1. In this lesson, we will use our vocal chords with a fun warm-up. Then we will explore everything about chords and harmony. Lastly, we will learn how to form a triad using our voice, and apply our knowledge to create a chordal accompaniment to the song 'Sunrise'.

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5 Questions

Q1.
What is pitch?
How fast or slow a sound is
Correct answer: How high or low a sound is
How loud or quiet a sound is
Q2.
How could you describe what happened to the melody in our warm-up '12345'?
Correct answer: Each time, the sequence reached a higher pitch
Each time, the sequence reached a lower pitch
The melody stayed at the same pitch throughout
Q3.
Where was the song Bele Mama from?
Correct answer: Cameroon
Nigeria
U.K.
Q4.
What is a canon?
A heavy piece of artillery used to fire cannon balls
Correct answer: A round
A tune
Q5.
What were you asked to complete as a challenge?
Perform a solo singing concert for your family
Correct answer: Sing in canon with either a family member or yourself (by clapping part 2)
Sing one of the songs from today without opening your mouth

5 Questions

Q1.
What happened to the pitch of the melody in our warm up?
In each sequence, a higher pitch was added
Correct answer: In each sequence, a lower pitch was added
The pitch didn’t change at all
Q2.
What is harmony?
a single note sounding at once
Correct answer: the combining of notes simultaneously to produce chords
the name of a T.V. character
Q3.
What is a chord?
A single note or sound
A string of notes to form a melody
Correct answer: Two or more notes played or sung together
Q4.
Can a djembe drum play a chord?
Correct answer: No
Yes
Q5.
How many notes make up a triad?
1
2
Correct answer: 3

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UnitMusic / Harmony