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Pedagogy & Conducting Flashcards

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1
Q

When conducting, dynamics are…

A

indicated by the size of the prep.

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2
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What is the first step of conducting?

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preparation

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3
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What is the second step of conducting?

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Ictus

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4
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What is the third step of conducting?

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Rebound

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5
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What is the fourth step of conducting?

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Penultimate beat placement

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6
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What is the fifth step of conducting?

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Final beat placement

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7
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When conducting, you show attack by…

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the speed of your prep and the force behind it.

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8
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Which element of music do students audiate?

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harmonic functions

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9
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What is the first stage of Orff Approach?

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Imitation - the class repeats what the teacher does

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10
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What is the second stage of Orff Approach?

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Exploration

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11
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What is the third stage of Orff Approach?

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Literacy - musical notation and becoming familiar with the various forms of music like rondo or ABA

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12
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What is the fourth stage of Orff Approach?

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Improvisation - creating music without prior preparation

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13
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What is the first stage to understanding the beat of music?

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Unable to respond to the beat

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14
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What is the second stage to understanding the beat of music?

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Responds with too much

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15
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What is the third stage to understanding the beat of music?

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Narrows down response to the beat

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16
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What is the fourth stage to understanding the beat of music?

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Able to clap or step to the beat

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17
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Acculturation of Preparatory Audiation?

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the way in which children learn from the sounds and music around them

18
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What is the first stage of the Acculturation of Preparatory Audiation?

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Absorption - lasts the first 18 mos and includes listening

19
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What is the second stage of the Acculturation of Preparatory Audiation?

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Random response - between 1 - 3 years and involves participation

20
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What is the third stage of the Acculturation of Preparatory Audiation?

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Purposeful response - 18 mos and 3 years, the child can contribute to the music

21
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Johann Amos Comenius

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believed that education of children should begin immediately so that the child could learn about faith, cognizance of moral actions, and familiarity with arts and language;
believed music ed is instinctual for children
children learn to make sound through vocalization

22
Q

What orchestrical piece would you use to introduce the instruments of the orchestra to the general music students

A

“Peter and the Wolf”

23
Q

What is the first step for teaching a musical concept?

A

preparation

24
Q

What is the second step for teaching a musical concept?

A

presentation

25
Q

What is the third step for teaching a musical concept?

A

practice

26
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What is the fourth step for teaching a musical concept?

A

extension

27
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voice registers

A

chest, middle and head

28
Q

K-4 vocal range

A

C4 to C5

29
Q

bass vocal range

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D2 - C4

30
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baritone vocal range

A

G2 - F4

31
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tenor vocal range

A

B2 - G4

32
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contralto vocal range

A

D3 - D5

33
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mezzo soprano vocal range

A

A3 - F5

34
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soprano vocal range

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C4 - C6

35
Q

Which students are generally most susceptible to hearing loss?

A

concert band piccolo players in the right ear

36
Q

What physical action performed on a student best legally defines “physical restraint”?

A

the use of any device to restrict a student’s mobility

37
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What would be a good artifact for a digital assessment portfolio best suited for grade 1 general music class?

A

a digital drawing of a melodic contour of a song being learned in class

38
Q

What is the advantage of a mixer over an audio interface for a recording studio?

A

more control over sound

39
Q

What is the purpose of a working portfolio?

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to contain artifacts that are are both complete and incomplete for the student to use for self-diagnosis

40
Q

A long-term budget item would be…

A

uniform upgrades

41
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The first behavior that a music teacher should engage in when preparing concerts for an upcoming school year is…

A

preparing a checklist

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