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Bell Ringers Week 11

Monday 

1. Draw a BASS clef. 
2. Label the spaces and lines with LETTERS. (Remember "All Cows Eat Grass" and "Good Bananas Don't Fall Apart")
3. Draw a quarter note on low G
4. Draw a half note on C
5. Draw an eighth note on E and C. 
6. Draw a half note on E
7. Draw a quarter note on D
8. Draw a half note on C
9. Draw a quarter note on low A
10. Draw a quarter note on low G.
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Tuesday 

1. Draw a BASS clef. 
2. Label the spaces and lines with LETTERS. (Remember "All Cows Eat Grass" and "Good Bikes Don't Fall Apart")
3. Compose a melody using only the notes C, D, E, G, A (the C Pentatonic Scale)
4. Include at least 4 half notes, 6 quarter notes, and 8 eighth notes. 

Wednesday 

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Thursday 

Music Listening - Duples vs. Triples
Do these excerpts use beats that are divided into 2-note groups (duples) or 3-note groups (triples)?

1. Example #1
2. Example #2
3. Example #3

Friday

taken from time.com
A new study has found a connection between horror movie music and the screeches of young frightened animals. Researchers believe there are biologically-ingrained reasons why sudden, dissonant sounds and minor chords make us apprehensive. As a prime example, consider the iconic  theme from the 1975 Spielberg film Jaws. It’s a textbook example of the kind of dissonant noise researchers examined in this study. 

1. What did researchers find as a connection to horror movie music?
2. Using context clues, determine a definition for "dissonant"
3. What are some sounds that make you apprehensive. 
the story
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