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    Notes and Rest: Ako Rani Designan Cher If Ma Okay Na Ang Sulod Hehe

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    This document provides an overview of musical notes and rests: - It defines notes and rests, and identifies the main types - whole, half, quarter and eighth notes and rests. - It describes the components of notes like the notehead, stem, and flag/hook. - It explains the concept of musical staff and the treble and bass clefs used to notate pitch. - There are examples of counting note values and an activity to practice identifying note combinations.

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    Ako rani designan cher if ma okay

    na ang sulod hehe

    NOTES AND REST


    MELC
    Identifies different kinds of notes
    and rests (whole, half, quarter and
    eighth)
    OBJECTIVES:

    • identify the different kinds


    of notes and rests;
    • and learn to count
    the value of notes and rests.
    SPRINGBOARD

    WHAT AM I?

    Directions: Identify the sound and silence in the given picture. State or type PS if the picture produce or
    indicate sound and DS if the picture denotes silence in the chat box of our class.
    DIFFERENT KINDS OF
    NOTES AND RESTS
    NOTES – a sign used for musical notation to
    represent the relative duration and pitch of a
    sound.
    - A pitch sound itself.
    PARTS OF THE NOTES

    1. NOTEHEAD – the oval shape section of a music note is called the notehead. It can
    either be white (blank) or filled in.
    TYPES OF NOTEHEAD

    • OPEN NOTEHEAD – blank or white


    • CLOSED NOTEHEAD – filled-in
    • STEM – a straight line or “stick” attached to the notehead
    • Flag/Hook – a slanting line attached at the end of a stem
    Whole Note – an open notehead

    Half Note – an open notehead with a stem

    Quarter Note – a closed notehead with a stem


    Eighth Note – a close notehead with a stem
    and a hook
    Sixteenth Note – a closed notehead with a
    stem and two hooks
    REST
    a rest refers to an interval of time that a
    player is not sounding a note on their
    instrument.
    KINDS OF REST

    WHOLE REST HALF REST


    QUARTER REST

    EIGHTH REST SIXTEENTH REST


    NOTES AND REST VALUES
    STAFF

    The staff consist of five lines and and four spaces. Each of those lines and each of thoses
    spaces represents a different letter, which in turn represents a note. Those lines and spaces
    represent notes sequence moves alphabetically up the staff.
    TREBLE CLEFF

    • There are two main clefs with which to familiarize yourself; the first is the Treble Clef.
    The Treble Clef has the ornamental letter G on the far left side. The treble clef is a type
    of musical notation that is used to indicate which pitch should be played when reading
    and writing music. It’s also known as the G clef as when drawing a treble clef, it loops
    and wraps itself around the note G on the staff.

    Every Good Boy Does Fine


    BASS CLEF

    The bass clef is shaped like an ornamental letter F, accompanied by two dots that
    bracket the music note F3, which is the first F below middle C. For this reason, it is
    nicknamed the F clef. The bass clef is the most common clef for double bass, bass guitar,
    trombone, and timpani.

    Good Boys Do Fine Always


    ACTIVITY 1
    ACTIVITY 2 INSTRUCTION: CHOOSE THE CORRECT BOX WHICH ADDS UP TO THE SAME
    NUMBER OF BEATS AS THE NUMBER IN THE COLOURED BOX
    PERFORMANCE TASK

    • Look at the rests and notes and choose a favorite.


    • After picking your favorite note or rest, draw five on sheet of
    bondpaper. You may also color the notes and rests or design them by
    drawing faces. Be creative!
    • Present your artwork in class. Tell the class your favorite notes, their
    durations, as well as their features/characteristics.
    RUBRICS

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