27 nov klas g2b

• Muziek
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome

Today

- singing

- practise your chord progression

- grade each other

Singing!

Jingle bells, jingle bells

the First Noel

oh dennenboom, dennenboom

and a happy new year

We wish you a merry christmas
We wish you a merry christmas
We wish you a merry christmas
and a happy new year

Singing!

Snow is fallin' all around me

Children playin', having fun

It's the season, love and understanding

Merry Christmas everyone

Time for parties and celebration

People dancing all night long

Time for presents and exchanging kisses

Time for singing Christmas songs

We're gonna have a party tonight

I'm gonna find that girl underneath the mistletoe

We'll kiss by candlelight

Chord progression

Band Assignment

- Check the volume of your instrument before starting!

- Announce your presentation

- Stay focused

- Count in (1-2-3-4)

- Play your part!

- Receive your applause!

Band Assignment

Think of something you appreciate (tops only!)

What was fun

What did you like?

Chord = akkoord

A chord is 3 or more notes played together as one sound

Chords is like the glue of the band

Chords add the feeling of tension, more tension or  no tension "home" to the music

Why can't you play a chord on a recorder (=blokfluit)?

1. A recorder is not suitable for popmusic
2. A recorder sounds too high to play chords
3. You can only play 1 note at a time on a recorder
4. No one should ever play the recorder, it's awful

Chord symbol

If you want to play a song, you can start with the chords.

A chord is written down with a Chord symbol

A chord symbol looks just like a letter:

examples of chord symbols:

C    |    Am.  |.     F.    |.     G.     |  

Major & minor

2 types of chords: Major & Minor

A chord is usually major, if it's a minor chord, we add an extra m

C | Am. |. F. |. G. |      -> which chord is minor?

Major & minor

Now listen to the difference of major & minor

If you think you hear a major chord: STAND UP!

If you think you hear a minor chord: put your arms together

-> what is the difference between major & minor?

Building a chord

A chord has 3 notes:

Root = name of the chord or chordsymbol

Third = third step on the scale

Fifth = fifth step on the scale

                                                                 1.       2.      3.     4.      5.      6.      7.      8

Which notes do you need to make a chord of G?

1. G - A - B
2. G - B - D
3. G - C - E
4. G - B - E

Which notes do you need to make a chord of F?

1. F - E - D
2. F - G - A
3. F - B - D
4. F - A - C

black / white keys

Not all the keys are the same (count half steps!)

What happens when you start on Bb (b flat / bes)

Assignment

Go to musicbox

-> Chords level 1 assignment 1-3, level 2, level 3

Take your seats

                   Any questions?

Next week:

                         practise with collegues again

Playing the bass

Guitar & bassguitar

-> 6 & 4 strings

- don't touch the tuning mechanism

- use your left hand on the neck (and the frets)

- use your right hand on the strings

- Note names: "Een Aap Die Geen [Bananen Eet* ]
*voor gitaar