Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
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Song Material/ Activities:
Recording of: Where No One Goes, Forbidden Friendship, Coming Back Around
Auxillary percussion and Orff instruments
Speakers
Lesson Sequence: Story Unit: 3rd Lesson
Grade Levels: 6th-8th
Primary Musical Concepts:
Motif/Motive
Reinforce Form
Behavioral Objectives:
1. Students will be able to define motif/motive
2. Students will be able to create and perform motivic lines while keeping steady rhythm and
being accompanied
Procedure:
1. Intro – Get to know
Pets?
Pets you wish you had?
I want a dragon!
2.
Play motive from HTTYD pieces – Listen for this idea, how many times do you hear it
repeated?
Play short excerpt from “Where no one goes”
Keep an ear on that as we go along. We talked about form yesterday, correct?
Play up through to intro repeat.
Where was the chorus? Hmm, it was different than other songs, wasn’t it?
3.
I have another piece I want you to listen to. Is the music idea from before in this piece
as well? (Stop recording quickly) Start at 2:20
Is that weird? For ideas in one piece to come up in another? From 2:20 to 3:20
I want you to count how many times you hear it this time. Maybe hum along while your
counting?
Would we like to learn that idea on the orff? (teach a couple volunteers to play motive)
o Have class finger tap rhythm of motive while they are there
Let’s get into groups. Do we want to change the texture? Pass out auxiliary percussion.
Have kids all play together.
4.
Can you echo after me on your instrument (rhythms on board, have them tell which one)
o Orff instruments, take off the bar that says “B,” and “F”
Switch who has the orff instrument. Have class keep steady rhythm on new instruments
while I echo some patterns using rhythms on board.
Let’s make our own! Only use rhythms we have on the board. The member on the orff
instrument will repeat their motive. The others will vary their rhythms ever 4 beats.
After groups perform, prompt discussion about the music ideas we keep playing over
and over.
National Standards in use:
Singing Playing Moving Improvising Composing Reading/ Writing Listening Evaluating Understanding
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Dylan Keiser
MUSE353 Gerrity