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Hello Everybody
Make sure you click on these two sections! 1-Music lessons from Thames, 2-Music Projects, Resources and links You will find them at the top of the page. Voice Warm Up
Song of the Week
Baroque Music
Music theory knowledge of the week
Lesson 2 : rhythm Click on the youtube video below: Note values and rhythm to learn about: Crochets, Minims and semibreves Have Fun! Creative project of the week Year 5/6
STORY TELLING, MUSIC AND PAINTING
I hope you enjoyed this week's music blog! Mercedes
I hope you enjoyed this week's music blog!
Mercedes
![]() Composer of the Week Edward Elgar- born in England (1857-1934) Edward Elgar's father was a musician who tuned pianos, owned a music shop and was employed as a church organist. The young Edward learned to play the organ and violin at a young age, and composed his first short piece at the age of 10. His first job was as assistant organist to his father. His main love was composition. We are going to watch an amazing performance of Elgar's cello concerto 1st Movement. Somebody once said that the way Edgar chooses to open his Cello Concerto, is as if Shakespeare had started Hamlet with ‘To be or not to be’... listen to the powerful beginning... After watching the performance, write down a list of words that describes Jacqueline's Du Pre performance. Find out more about Jacqueline Du Pre, one of the greatest cellist of all time! Music theory Knowledge of the week Timbre: The character or quality of a musical sound or voice as distinct from its pitch and intensity. Learn more about Timbre with Team Tutti. https://teamtutti.org/syllabus-content/introduction-to-timbre/ Don't forget to do the Quiz with Dr Lesson Recap!
3- Listen to Dr M’s Lesson Recap I hope you enjoyed this week's music blog! You will have to scroll down to find this: Mercedes ![]()
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