MUSIC. Technical Musical Data. Level II

TECHNICAL MUSIC DATA

Musician/s: 
Song:
Century or date:
Style:


a) …................genre, this song is for......................... Besides, it is..............music because I can listen to.............than 10.............

b) …...............melody, there ….....................Besides, I can count. (number).....................

c) Furthermore, you can hear the .................According to the .............I think it is....................Eventually, the.............is.................

d)........,and in regards to............., you can listen to (number) ….....  …............. Mainly,we must consider the................... and in addition, there are............................................................................

e)..............., there are............................ Then, there are.......................................too.

f) Regarding the................, the structure of this song is indicated with letters. According to it, I think the form is (letters)…..........................or. (estrofa, estrib...)..........................................

g)  Measuring the music vertically, to begin with the................., it is ….....................Also, the texture is …...............................because the melodies are...........................and the rhythm of them are...............................

h) In this song we..........       ................lyrics. The language is.................and the lyrics are about.......................................................................................................................................................

Equivalences in paper. Exercises. Level 2

Equivalence worksheet translation

1. The Pyramid of Figures: Observe how to make figures equal:

2. Answer the following questions:

How many quarter notes are in a half note?

How many eighth notes are in a quarter note?

How many sixteenth notes are in an eighth note?

How many quarter notes are in a whole note?

How many thirty-second notes are in a sixteenth note?

3. Write two times the name of the figure, its symbol, and the rest symbol:

Fig:
Symbol:
Rest:
Fig:
Symbol:
Rest:

4. Equivalences Exercises:

1. How many eighth notes are in a half note?

2. How many sixteenth notes are in a whole note?

3. How many thirty-second note rests are in a half note rest?

4. How many half notes are in a whole note?

5. How many sixty-fourth notes are in a whole note?

6. How many sixty-fourth notes are in a quarter note rest?

7. How many quarter note rests are in a whole note rest?

8. How many thirty-second notes are in a whole note?

9. How many quarter notes are in a whole note?

10. How many half notes are in a quarter note?

5. Exercises with notes:

6. Write the name of the lines and the spaces four times: