TRABAJO DE MÚSICA TRADICIONAL ESPAÑOLA

REMEMBER, THERE IS A DEADLINE FOR EACH CLASSROOM!!!!!!!!!!!!

INVESTIGA Y APRENDE: En este caso se trata de que busques información sobre la música de una comunidad en concreto. Para ello sigue estos pasos:

·                     Crea una presentación, que debe tener los siguientes contenidos mínimos:

1.            DIAPOSITIVA 1: Portada con el título del trabajo, el nombre del autor/a del mismo y clase.

2.            DIAPOSITIVA 2: MAPA con la ubicación de la comunidad.

3.            DIAPOSITIVA 3: INSTRUMENTO/S POPULAR/ES de la comunidad, información y la/s familia/s a la que pertenece.

4.            DIAPOSITIVA 4: MÚSICA O CANCIÓN POPULAR de la comunidad. Información y características.

5.            DIAPOSITIVA 5: DANZA/S POPULAR/ES de la comunidad. Debes mostrar un vídeo, escribir alguna información y las características del baile.

6.            DIAPOSITIVA 6: Bibliografía utilizada (escribir las páginas web y/o libros que has utilizado).

7.            DIAPOSITIVA 7: Esta diapositiva es OPCIONAL y sirve para subir nota. Sería la DIAPOSITIVA 6 en caso de hacerla y la 7 sería la bibliografía. Tenéis que poner información e imágenes sobre los trajes típicos del folclore de la comunidad.

Web de interés:

http://ares.cnice.mec.es/folclore/

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folclore

http://www.lachacona.com/instrumentos/imusespa.htm

http://danzasybailestradicionales.blogspot.com.es/

NOMBRE, APELLIDOS Y CURSO:

AUTOEVALUACIÓN

DIAPOSITIVA 1
TÍTULO DEL TRABAJO
NOMBRE Y APELLIDOS
CLASE

DIAPOSITIVA 2
MAPA

DIAPOSITIVA 3
INSTRUMENTOS
INFORMACIÓN
FAMILIA

DIAPOSITIVA 4
MÚSICA O CANCIÓN
INFORMACIÓN
CARACTERÍSTICAS

DIAPOSITIVA 5
DANZA
VÍDEO
CARACTERÍSTICAS

DIAPOSITIVA 6
LIBROS
PÁGINAS WEB

DIAPOSITIVA OPCIONAL
INFORMACIÓN
IMÁGENES

ROCK AND ROLL

Rock and roll is a genre of popular music that originated and evolved in the United States during the late 1940s and the early 1950s, from African American music style such as gospel, blues, jazz,… and along with country music.

Rock and roll arrived at the time of a considerable technological change; the development of electric guitar, amplifier and microphone.

One of the first rock song was “Rocket 88”. It was recorded by Jackie Breston’s in 1951, and was one of the first songs to use a distorted guitar; it happened by accident. The guitar amp was damaged on the way to the studio, and when it was plugged made a sound that nobody had ever heard before.

Instruments: Electric and acoustic guitar, bass guitar, keyboard, voice and drums.

Characteristics:

-         Dirty-Intonation; add emotion and personality to voice and instruments.

-         A huge cultural impact: lyrics talk about a wide range of themes such as: love, rebellion against social concerns, freedom,…

-         Simple chord and rhythm progressions.

-         Vocal and guitar improvisations.

-         Use of multiple analogic and digital effects: distortion, reverb, chorus, delay,…

BANDS AND ROCK MUSICIANS

1950s: Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley’s, Little Richard,…

1960s: Eric Clapton, Rolling Stones, Jimmy Hendrix, Boston, Jethro Tull, Deep Purple,…

1970s: Alice Cooper, David Bowie, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Aerosmith, ACDC,…

1980s: Queen, Guns and Roses, Bon Jovi, Mötley Crüe,…

1990-2000: Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Rage Against the Machine,…

 

TABLES!!!!!!!!

As you know, from now to the end of the course we are going to try to learn different percussion patterns

Here you have the first pattern, take a look to the video. Under the video, you can see the pattern in words.

PUN  PIN   PAN

PUN   PIN  PAN    x2

PUN   PIN  PAN

PU PU PU PUN PIN PAN    1ª vez

PUN  PUN  PAN PIN  PUN   2ª vez

* Remember the voluntary homework: Change the words of the pattern to make new sentences.

COUNTRY STYLE

Session 4: Country

Originited at the beginnig of the XX century in Nashville, Texas. Country music comes from european inmigrants in North America (mainly irish and scottish people). This gender of music was mixed with other rythims and musics, like blues and spiritual music.

The radio station “Grand Ole Opry” was the first radio channel which started to live on the air country music. The radio station got an incredible success, and a huge amount of singers and country musicians moved to Nashville.

Characteristics:

·        Simple chord progresions

·        Lyrics about love and the life in the field.

·        Multiple voices.

·        Dancing is an important part.

Country music have multiple styles like, bluegrass, country folk, western, traditional country,…

Instruments: Banjo, bass guitar, voices, drum, piano, violin, dobro, dulcémele,… and so forth.

Is important to mention the clothing. Musicians, singers and dancers use an special country clothing, similar to cowboys´ style.

                                                      BLUEGRASS

WESTERN

NASHVILLE SOUNDS, COUNTRY-POP

MODERN COUNTRY MUSIC

TAKE A LOOK AT THIS VIDEO, WE ARE GOING T LEARN THIS DANCE 

                                             

MUSIC GAMES

• ALE HOP, MOMBAZA
• MUSIC BLOC
• BUTTON BASS
• MONSTER BAND
• ORQUESTA COLIBRÍ

Instruments of the Orchestra

This third term we are going to learn the musical scale


Let's play with some funy games and learn

We are studying the instruments of the orchestra. Here we have diferents videos, activities and maps to learn and fun a lot.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FAMILIES





PLAY WITH THE ORCHESTRA










COSAS

Match every instrument with its partner; play the game.

CLIK HERE!!!!



Don´t forget to play our next song!!!
CLICK HERE

FOLLOWING THE BLUES!!!

SESSION 3: “Blues”

Originated at the end of the 19th century in the “Deep South” of North America. This gender of music comes from work and spiritual songs.

The term “blues” often refers to melancholy and sadness. The lyrics talk about trouble experiences, bad luck, and regret.

·        Instruments used in Blues:

Guitar, Bass guitar, Piano, Harmonica, Drums, saxophone, Vocals, Trumpet, Trombone,…

·        Characteristics:

ü Is a cycling musical form in which repeating progression of chords.

ü Use a difference musical scale from the “pentatonic scale”.

ü Songs talk about religion, poverty, and lovelessness.

Examples:

B.B. King, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Nina Simone, “Big Mamma”,…

 BLUES SCALE






MAJOR SCALE

As I promised, here we have the Blues Machine. CLICK HERE


BLUES JHONNY THE CAT