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A series of music lessons for implementation in the classroom F-10. Conditions of Use These materials are freely available for download and educational use. These resources were developed by Sydney Symphony with funding and support from the Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations and Education.
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A series of music lessons for implementation in the classroom F-10.
Conditions of Use
These materials are freely available for download and educational use.
These resources were developed by Sydney Symphony with funding and support from the Australian Government Department of Education,Employment and Workplace Relations and Education.
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Index
Slide Three: Introduction
Slide Four: Lesson 1 Mango Walk
Slide Five: Lesson 2 The Rumba
Slide Six: Lesson 2 Rhythmic Patterns
Slide Seven: Lesson 3 Clave Rhythms
Slide Eight: Lesson 4 Performing
Slide Nine: Lesson 5 Mento Percussion Accompaniment
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Jumaican Rumba by Arthur Benjamin
Year F-2
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Lesson 1: Singing & Dancing
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Lesson 2: Listening, Moving and Reading
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A rumba is a Cuban dance in 8 quavers that ischaracterised by 3+3+2 rhythmic groupings.
Learn the rumba rhythm as a class.
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Lesson 2: Listening, Moving & Reading
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In a small group, perform the above patterns as accompaniment ostinati (an accompanimentof repeated patterns) on classroom percussion instruments.
In addition, another student will keep the beat on a drum and the rest of the class will singMango Walk at the same time.
NB: all the rhythms work together.
Perform the patterns while listening to the performance of Rumba Jamaica
Pattern 2.
Pattern 1.
Activity Perform these
rhythmic patterns
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Lesson 3:Composing Activity
Learn these rhythms
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Traditional Clave Rhythm
Clave Rhythm reversed
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Introduction A B A B C Coda
This is the plan or structure of the piece:
What do the words below mean, and can anyone use them to describe parts of the music in Jamaican Rumba ?
Introduction chorus verse coda
Lesson 3:Composing
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Lesson 4: Performing
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Lesson 5: Moving and Composing
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The example below shows a typical Mento percussion accompaniment with the 4th beat of the bar accented.
Sydney Symphony Bite Sized Music LessonsIndexIntroLesson 1: Singing & DancingLesson 2: Listening Moving & ReadingLesson 2 Cont'dLesson 3: ComposingLesson 3 Cont'dLesson 4: PerformingLesson 5: Moving and Composing
