ppt Flashcards
It has five lines and four spaces. Composers write notes on it when they compose music.
STAFF
It is is found at the beginning of the staff. It is a fancy letter G
Treble clef / G clef
The 2nd line of the staff
G LINE
The bottom spiral of the treble clef curves around the
G LINE
Clef used for high register
instruments
G clef
G Clef used for high register
instruments such as:
Piano
Violin
Flute
Guitar
Recorder
Piccolo
Clef used for low register
instruments:
Bass clef / F clef
F Clef used for low register
instruments such as:
Cello
Double Bass
Piano
Lines in Treble Staff
EGBDF
Lines in Bass Staff
GBDFA
Spaces in Treble Staff
FACE
Spaces in Bass Staff
ACEG
It is the first 7 letters in the regular alphabet
Musical Alphabet
It is a vertical line found on the staff
BAR LINE
Bar lines divide the staff into blocks of music staff called
MEASURES
It is the distance between 2 bar lines.
MEASURE
It shows the beginning and ending of each measure.
Bar Line
It is a double bar line with 2 dots.
Repeat Sign
It tells you to go back to the previous repeat sian and play the notes again.
Repeat Sign
It a double bar line found at the end of the staff. It tells you the music has ended.
Final Bar Line
It represents the sound in music
Notes
It represents the silence in music
Rests
It tells you to raise the pitch of the note a half step. It looks like a number sign or hashtag.
Sharp Sign
It tells you to lower the pitch of the note a half step. It looks like the letter B
Flat
It cancels the sharp or flat that came before it. It almost looks like backwards letter N.
Natural Sign
Notes written above or below the staff
are called ___. These are short lines use only when notes are written outside of the five lines.
Ledger Lines
It tells you how many beats and what kind of notes per measure there are.
Time Signature
Involves the area in which the dance takes place and how the dancer moves within that space.
It includes considerations of direction, level, pathways, and use of the stage or performance area to create visual interest and dynamic movement patterns.
Space
Relates to the rhythm, tempo, and duration of movements within the dance.
Timing is essential for creating dynamics, synchronizing with music, and conveying mood or narrative effectively.
Time
Refers to the quality or intensity of movement, including factors such as force, tension, flow, and dynamics.
It influences the overall feeling and expression of the dance, ranging from soft and fluid to sharp and percussive movements.
Energy
It refers to a category of dances that are primarily intended for social interaction, recreation, and enjoyment.
Unlike formal or performance- oriented dances, these are typically practiced in more casual and informal settings, such as social gatherings, parties, clubs, or community events.
Social Dance
These are characterized by their inclusivity and accessibility, welcoming participants of various skill levels.
Unlike choreographed performances, social dances are often improvised or involve a set of basic steps that can be easily learned and adapted. The emphasis is on enjoyment, connection, and the shared experience of movement rather than achieving precision or perfection in execution.
Social Dances
Common examples of social dances include
Ballroom dances: Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot
Latin dances: Salsa, Cha-Cha, Merengue
It refers to a style of dance that is specifically created and executed for an audience.
Unlike social dance, which is often more spontaneous and interactive, it is rehearsed, choreographed, and staged to be presented in front of spectators.
Performance Dance
In performance dance, dancers often work closely with choreographers to develop and perfect a routine or piece. The choreography may be highly structured, with specific movements and sequences designed to convey a particular artistic vision.
The goal is to deliver a captivating and aesthetically pleasing performance that engages and resonates with the audience.
Performance Dance
Various forms of dance fall under the category of performance dance, ranging from:
Classical Ballet
Contemporary Dance
Modern Dance
Jazz
Cultural or Folkloric Dance
