CP3.6
Create and perform music (vocal and instrumental) that demonstrates knowledge of:
  • form (repeated or contrasting phrases: call/response, question/answer, rounds)
  • rhythm (interplay of beat, tempo, and patterns of duration)
  • pitch (combining pitch and rhythm to form melody)
  • dynamics (levels of loud/soft)
  • texture (combining and layering sounds)
  • tone colour (differentiate).
Indicators for this outcome
(a)

Create rhythmic and/or vocal answers to rhythmic and/or vocal questions (call and response).

(b)

Investigate how beats are/can be systematically grouped into twos, threes, and combinations and multiples of twos and threes.

(c)

Imitate and create repeated and contrasting rhythmic phrases in simple metres (e.g., 2/4, 4/4).

(d)

Investigate questions arising from inquiry into the elements of music and form (e.g., How many different ways can we play that same pattern?).

(e)

Apply understanding of tempo recognizing that music may move relatively fast or slow.

(f)

Demonstrate and apply understanding of dynamics recognizing that sounds may differ in levels of loud/soft (dynamics) in speech and music.

(g)

Demonstrate and apply understanding of rhythm and patterns of duration (i.e., groupings of longer and shorter sounds and silences).

(h)

Investigate ways of combining pitch and rhythm to form melody in music.

(i)

Investigate ways of creating texture in music (i.e., the combining and layering of sounds that creates the fabric or texture of music).

(j)

Explore and differentiate between different timbres of instruments.

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