
Lesson 6.1 The Voice As Musical Instrument
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9th - 12th Grade
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The Voice As Musical Instrument
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Open Ended
Think of a piece of music that you have listened to. What about this piece is meaningful to you? What in the music is meaningful? Are the lyrics meaningful?
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Read the following by yourself or with a neighbor.
-Identify new vocabulary words and be able to describe how they are used to classify voices in music.
-Read about Bobby McFerrin and his unique vocal range.
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Fill in the Blanks
Timbre describes ...
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Registers are ...
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Range describes ...
Type answer...
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Open Ended
You will then answer the following question after listening to the song and the interview with Bobby McFerrin:
For what is McFerrin best known?
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-Identify the body parts that function when a person sings.
-Click on the "Vocal Mechanism" activity and highlight the specific parts.
Physiology
-Read about the ways voices are characterized and look at the anatomy of the voice.
Read this section
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Open Ended
Listen to these distinctive pop artists and try to identify their voices in terms of timbre and register.
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Read the section titled "Operatic Voices" and wait for the Vocal Ranges to be played back.
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Match
Match the following Male Voice Ranges
Countertenor
Baritone
Tenor
Bass
Highest
Mid
High
Low
Highest
Mid
High
Low
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Match
Match the following Female Voice Ranges
Coloratura Soprano
Soprano
Mezzo-Soprano
Contralto
Highest
High
Mid
Low
Highest
High
Mid
Low
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Listen to the Female Vocal Personalities and stand on side 1,2,3, or 4 of the room to determine if these singer's ranges are the highest, high, mid, or low ranges of a females voice.
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Listen to the Male Vocal Personalities and stand on side 1,2,3, or 4 of the room to determine if these singer's ranges are the highest, high, mid, or low ranges of a male's voice.
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Read this section's opener and read on Charlotte Church and Andrea Bocelli.
Identify some of the characteristics of their voices, where they come from, and how they've influenced the Crossover genre in recent years.
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Open Ended
Listen to Charlotte Church's rendition of "The Last Rose of Summer."
List adjectives that capture the timbre of the singer's voice, then read the song's lyrics in the text and complete the following:
1. Read the poem and identify words you do not understand. Look up these terms in a dictionary.
2. What do you think the poem is trying to convey?
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Open Ended
3-2-1 Prompt.
List 3 things you learned in today's lesson, 2 things you liked or found interesting, and 1 question you still have about today's lesson.
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