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They will begin to explore melody bells as a review of high and low sounds, and begin to accompany songs. First graders will listen to and learn about the “Carnival of the Animals” by Camille Saint-Saens and explore how music is used to tell a story. A variety of seasonal holiday songs will be included as well. SECOND GRADE MUSIC Second grade students will continue to work on listening and pitch match through antiphonal (echo) singing. Students will learn the story of the “Do” family and practice singing melodic intervals using Kodaly pitch names and solfege. Students will prepare and present their winter musical entitled, “HOLIDAY HOEDOWN AT THE O.K. CORRAL”, ON Thursday, December 7th. In December students will learn about the famous Russian composer, Peter Tchaikovsky, and “The Nutcracker Ballet”. A variety of seasonal holiday songs will as be included. January will begin with an emphasis on China. Students will listen to a Chinese folk tale and then enhance the retelling of the story with musical instruments. THIRD GRADE MUSIC Third grade students will continue creating vocal harmony by singing rounds and 3-part canons. Several lessons will be devoted to rhythmic review to include all known music notes and rests plus the whole note, sixteenth notes, and half and whole rests. Several rhythm activities, games, and worksheets will be included. Third graders will experience harmony and chords with boomwhackers plus ensemble playing using Orff instruments to accompany songs. An emphasis on good mallet technique and maintaining rhythmic ostinati (repeated patterns) will be stressed as students perform in 3-part layered ensembles. A variety of holiday songs from around the world will also be included. In January students will be beginning preparing for their multicultural musical presentation entitled, “A Small Part of the World”, to be presented on Tuesday, February 27th. FOURTH GRADE MUSIC We will begin the second nine weeks with an American Education Week musical program entitled, “America, My Home”, to be presented on Tuesday, November 14th. Students will have a review of basic note values and rests using activities such as Chair Rhythms, Music Math, and Rhythm Bingo. Students will learn about building chords and creating harmony using resonator bells and handchimes. Harmony will be further explored by singing partner songs and accompanying songs with changing chords on the autoharp. Students will identify musical form and patterns through listening and movement. We will experience some seasonal winter songs and music from a Russian composer named Sergei Prokofiev. FIFTH GRADE MUSIC During the second nine weeks, fifth grade students will concentrate on reading musical notation from the treble staff and playing the soprano recorder. Students will be asked to demonstrate proficiency by playing the C major scale, both ascending and descending. 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