TASK: Create your own 4 bar melody in the key of C major - (start on C and end on C).
- Use any lined and space note in the treble clef.
- Use a variety of rhythms using 1; 1/2; 1/4 & 1/8 notes.
- You can use dotted notes and 1/4 note rests to give it more color!
- Remember to put in your symbols; treble clef, time signature, bar lines and double bar lines.
HINTS:
- First, decide how many beats there will be in each bar.
- Then write your rhythms out in a line and divide them up into groups, so if you say you have 4 beats in a bar, your rhythms will be grouped into groups of four; if you said you have 3 beats in a bar, then you will have 4 groups of 3 beats. We did this in class. Just follow what I showed you.
- Then underneath your set of rhythms, draw your treble clef
- Put in the symbols and make sure you divide your staff into equal groups of four using bar lines.
- Start writing your melody, using the rhythms you have created. Start on the note C. It can be middle C or the C an octave above MC.
- Make sure you follow the rhythms you created. Make sure your notes don't jump all around the staff like a kangaroo. You should be ascending or descending in steps or in thirds. No more than that.
- If you can, try to play your melody on the recorder.
Have fun!
Mrs. Forster
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