How music works
Part 1
1)Like the words in the language, melody can express many emotions like love and loss, insipire patriotism or hate.
2) Pentatonic - is a music system based on 5 tones which present in every nation and country. It is important because from these 5 notes you can create as many beautiful songs as you want.
3) The names of notes in English are the first 7 letters of the Alphabet: A, B, C, D, E, F and G
4) The number of runs in each culture is different, for exaple, there are 12 runs in the Western music scale.
5) pitch is частота.
Part 2
1) Interval is a distance between notes, semitone is is the smallest musical interval commonly used in Western tonal music , Whole tone is a musical interval between 2 tone on a musical ladder.
2) the presenter wanted to show that the same note with different tones can sound differently but only a man with good music sence can hear the difference.
3) The presenter juxtaposes music composing to story-telling because you can insert whatver meaning you want, you can retell the story in one composition.
4)mode- лад. is a type of scale.
5)to sharpen note is to make it sound higher. to flatten note is to make a note sound more plain.
Part 3
1)Diatonic is a system, where all the instruments and all the singers can play together. The idea is to take one or two old notes and make them a pattern for the whole piece of music.
2)Minor modes sound sad, major modes sound merry and joyful.
3)They are progressive because most of the instruments we have nowadays, e.g. flutes, trumpets etc, can only play in a certain mode and can only play a limited number of notes. Different instruments "speak different language" and they can "communicate" with each other or play together.
Part 4
1)The first tone of the melody is presented in tis basic form. It is not overcomplicated. Than minor key can turn to the major. Some minutes later another melody interrupts the first. Its short and dramatic. By the end of the concerto the melody involves the variations, but we never hear it again so as simple as it was in the beginning.
Part 5
1) Sting associates British sound (dorian mode) with modern industry
2) African Folk tunes, simplicity, optimistic mood, proportions.
Part 1
1)Like the words in the language, melody can express many emotions like love and loss, insipire patriotism or hate.
2) Pentatonic - is a music system based on 5 tones which present in every nation and country. It is important because from these 5 notes you can create as many beautiful songs as you want.
3) The names of notes in English are the first 7 letters of the Alphabet: A, B, C, D, E, F and G
4) The number of runs in each culture is different, for exaple, there are 12 runs in the Western music scale.
5) pitch is частота.
Part 2
1) Interval is a distance between notes, semitone is is the smallest musical interval commonly used in Western tonal music , Whole tone is a musical interval between 2 tone on a musical ladder.
2) the presenter wanted to show that the same note with different tones can sound differently but only a man with good music sence can hear the difference.
3) The presenter juxtaposes music composing to story-telling because you can insert whatver meaning you want, you can retell the story in one composition.
4)mode- лад. is a type of scale.
5)to sharpen note is to make it sound higher. to flatten note is to make a note sound more plain.
Part 3
1)Diatonic is a system, where all the instruments and all the singers can play together. The idea is to take one or two old notes and make them a pattern for the whole piece of music.
2)Minor modes sound sad, major modes sound merry and joyful.
3)They are progressive because most of the instruments we have nowadays, e.g. flutes, trumpets etc, can only play in a certain mode and can only play a limited number of notes. Different instruments "speak different language" and they can "communicate" with each other or play together.
Part 4
1)The first tone of the melody is presented in tis basic form. It is not overcomplicated. Than minor key can turn to the major. Some minutes later another melody interrupts the first. Its short and dramatic. By the end of the concerto the melody involves the variations, but we never hear it again so as simple as it was in the beginning.
Part 5
1) Sting associates British sound (dorian mode) with modern industry
2) African Folk tunes, simplicity, optimistic mood, proportions.
Rhythm
1)How do you think,is rhythm so important for music?
2)Where from rhythm is come?
3)How can we call speed on Italian?
4)What is it "swing"?
1) That's because the rhythm is the thing that most people like about music so much.
2) The word rhythm is believed to come from the Greek word ‘Rhein’ meaning to flow orstream.
Rhythm is when things happen in the flow of time. In music, rhythm is about when notes, chords,
and other musical sounds begin and end.
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4) Swing music, or simply swing, is a form of American music that developed in the early 1930s
and became a distinctive style by 1935. Swing uses a strong rhythm section of double bass and
drums as the anchor for a lead section of brass instruments such as trumpets and trombones,
woodwinds including saxophones and clarinets, and sometimes stringed instruments such as
violin and guitar, medium to fast tempos, and a "lilting" swing time rhythm.
