AE17.MU.T.P.13
Explain and support an interpretation of the expressive intent of musical selections based on treatment of the elements of music, digital and electronic features, and purpose.
Explain and support an interpretation of the expressive intent of musical selections based on treatment of the elements of music, digital and electronic features, and purpose.
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Essential Questions
EQ: How do we discern musical creators' and performers' expressive intent?
Skills Examples
- Choose an existing musical work to transcribe electronically using digital tools.
- Listen to a recorded, sequenced or live performance and describe the interpretation or methodology used.
- Demonstrate rhythmic accuracy through beat construction.
- Demonstrate knowledge of melodic writing through accurate pitch notation.
- Accurately interpret pitches, rhythms and any other traditional and non-traditional notation.
- Demonstrate knowledge of expressive markings in musical scores.
- Identify and describe elements of music heard in various types of music, traditional and digital.
- Create arrangements of familiar melodies using traditional notation, sequencing or digital recording software.
- Identify the elements of music in a given work using developmentally appropriate vocabulary.
- Identify the properties of sound in a given work using developmentally appropriate vocabulary.
- Identify and describe various plugins and tools available within a DAW.
- Evaluate a composition or arrangement by comparing it, through use of a rubric, to similar or exemplar models.
- Trace the development of electronic music and digital tools from the 1940's to the 1980's.
- Form and express opinions about music heard in formal and informal live and recorded performances.
Vocabulary
- Bar line
- Beat/ Pulse/ BPM
- Click Track
- Drum Machine
- Duration
- Meter
- Metronome
- Note Values
- Quantize
- Steady Beat
- Tempo
- Ties
- Time Signature
- Traditional and Iconic Notation
- Audio Track
- Bass Clef
- Clef
- Electronic Instrument
- Pitch
- Pitch Contour
- Key Signature (Major)
- Traditional and Iconic Notation
- Treble Clef
- Chord
- Instrumentation
- Layer
- Texture
- Tonal
- "ABA"
- "AB"
- Blues Form (12-bar)
- Bridge
- Cut/ Paste
- Ending
- Improvise
- Introduction
- Verse-Refrain
- Repeat Ending
- Dynamics
- Instrumentation
- Fading (in/ out)
- Mix/ Mixing
- Tempo
- Volume Levels
- Analog
- Auxiliary (AUX)
- Bandwidth
- Channel
- Compress/ Compression
- Controller
- Copyright/ Intellectual Property Rights
- Digital Audio Workstation (DAW)
- Digital, Digital Tools
- Digital Citizenship
- Effect(s)
- File Types (wav, mp3, etc.)
- Loop
- Master Tracks (Tempo, Audio)
- MIDI Controller
- Music Technology History
- Normalization
- Notate, Notation Software
- Panning
- Piano Roll
- Rehearse
- Sequence/ Sequencer
- Timbre
- Track