Introduction to Musical Notation And Ukulele

• Music
• Secondary Education
• Age 13

Introduction to Musical Notation And Ukulele

Materials you will need for this class:

- Your Music notes copy

- Your pencil case (pens for note taking)

By the end of today's lesson, you will

 be able to...

- Students will Read, interpret and play musical notation from the treble clef 

- Students will learn how to draw the treble clef and explain that it’s also known as the G clef 

- Students will perform music at sight by playing simple melodic phrases and chords on the ukulele.

Success Criteria

-I can read and interpret musical notation by correctly identifying notes on the lines and spaces of the treble clef.

- I can draw the treble clef correctly 

- I can play chords of C, G, Am, F on the ukulele with smooth transitions and strum along with the song I'm yours  

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Homework 

• Using your ostinato, add two layers of music to your ostinato to vary the texture of your mood piece. 
• One layer should be a melody and the other should be a rhythmic pattern. 
• Both need to be four bars long and have the same time signature as your ostinato