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History of Jazz:
1. Jazz is a mix of different styles
2. It evolved from ragtime music
3. It was made in New Orleans, Louisiana
4. Been around since the 1800s
5. Some important people of jazz history were Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong.

Notes and Clefs:
1. Base clef is left hand and Treble Clef is played by the right hand on piano.
2. E.G.B.D.F - Every Good Boy Deserves Flamingoes (Or whatever floats your boat for F)
3. F.A.C.E - Face
4. A whole rest looks like a "hole"
5. A half rest looks like a top hat

The History of Hip Hop:
1. Disco symbolized wealth, and hip hop was almost like a response to disco, and it was something that anyone could do.
2. It was an artistic outlet for them, and helped them, and many other people, escape difficult things in their lives.
3. Hip hop almost represents community, and unity, it's something known around the world.
4. Thought to have been "created" or "invented" at a birthday party. in the Bronx, New York.
5. Rapping is when you talk over a given piece of music, to a beat, with rhyming words that talks about many different things.

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The History of Jazz:
1. Jazz has been here since the late 1800s
2. It's a mix of Spanish music, blues, and more other music
3. It became popular in the 1920s
4. Originated in New Orleans
5. African Americans created Jazz

The History of Hip Hop
1. It originated in the 1970s
2. It was born in Bronx, NY
3. It was first played by local DJs
4. It was created as a response to disco
5. It emphasized reality and community

Reading Music: The Basics
1. Treble clef is played with the right hand on the piano
2. FACE for treble clef spaces
3. Every good boy does fine goes for the treble clef lines
4. The left hand was used to the bass clef on the piano.
5. All Cows Eat Grass goes for the spaces for bass clef spaces.

Reading Music: Music Vocab
1. Key Signature is a series of sharp or flat symbols placed at the beginning of the staff.
2. Measure [Bar] is a segment of beats defined by the time signature.
3. There are whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, eighth notes, sixteenth notes.
4. Rest is an interval of silence represented by a symbol that tells how long the rest lasts.
5. There are symbols that show different lengths of rests.

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The History of Jazz:
1. It has been here since the late 1800s.
2. Jazz originated in New Orleans.
3. Jazz spread like wildfire in the 1920s.
4. This was known as the Jazz Age.
5. Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington are two famous jazz artists.

The History of Hip Hop:
1. It originated in the 1970s.
2. It was born in Bronx, NY.
3. It was played locally by DJs.
4. It was created as a response to disco.
5. It emphasized reality and community.

Reading Music: The Basics
1. The treble clef is played with the right hand on the piano.
2. The acronym for Treble clef on the staff lines is Every Good Boy Does Fine.
3. The acronym for Treble Clef off the staff is Face.
4. The bass clef is played with the left hand on the piano.
5. All Cows Eat Grass in the acronym for notes for off the staff line.

Reading Music: Music Vocab:
1. A measure is the same as a bar.
2. Time measure tells what note gets the beat and how many beats are in a measure.
3. Rests as intervals of silence.
4. Sixteenth notes in 4/4 are a 1/4 of the beat.
5. Two beats make a half note in 4/4.

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The History of Jazz
1) For African Americans it was hard to find a job because of segregation
2) Jazz started in the 1800s
3) In the 1920s Jazz got famous
4) Jazz started in New Orleans
5) Jazz is a mix of Spanish music, blues, gospel music, and African music
6) During the Jazz age, things in America started to change, including: women's rights to vote, and the ending of prohibition.

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The History of Jazz:
1. Jazz was invented in the 1800s
2. Jazz was made in New Orleans
3. Jazz was very popular in the 1920s
4. It was a mix of different types of music
5. Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington are very famous jazz players
The History of Hip Hop:
1. Made in a birthday party
2. African Americans used it to tell stories
3. Made in Bronx, New York
4. It was a response to disco music
5. Disco was about wealth and status
Music Vocab:
1. Sixteenth Notes look like eighth notes, but with an extra line on the top
2. 2 standard bar lines is called a double bar line
3. 4 sixteenth notes equal 1 quarter note
4. The end repeat bar line is an end bar line with a semicolon in front of it
5. The key signature can have flat symbols
The Basics:
1. On piano the treble clef is played with the right hand.
2. On piano the bass clef is played with the left hand.
3. You can remember bass clef spaces with the phrase "All Cows Eat Grass"
4. You can remember bass clef lines with the phrase "Good Boys Do Fine Always"
5. You can remember treble clef spaces with the word " F.A.C.E."

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Music vocab
1. 1 line is a standard bar line
2. 2 lines is a double bar line
The basics
1 on piano treble clef is played with right hand
2. on piano bass clef is played with left hand
The history of hip hop
1. it was originally party music
2. Born at a birthday party
the history of jazz
1.began in african-american communities
2. became popular in the 1920's
3.birthplace is New Orleans, Lousiana

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african americans created jazz

hip hop was at the same time as disco

both were used all over the world

they were used to tell stories

both were created in the U.S.A

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History of Jazz
Been here since the late 1800s
Jazz spread a lot in the 1920's
This was know as the Jazz age
Originated in New Orleans
History of Hip Hop
Originated in Bronx, New York
Was a result of Disco
Gave African Americans a voice
Talked about Reality and community
Disco talked about wealth and status
Reading Music: The Basics
1 The treble clef is played with your right hand on the piano
2 Notes can be on or above a staff line
3 2 half notes make a whole note
4 To remember line notes on treble clef it is Every Good Boy Does Fine
5 To remember space notes on treble clef its FACE

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Hip hop:
1.originated in 1970s
2.born in Bronx, NY
3.Played locally by DJs
4.Emphasized reality and community
5.Form that continues to evolve and impact communities
Jazz
1.around since late 1800s
2.became popular in 1920s
3.originated in New Orleans
4.Known as the Jazz age
5.Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington are two famous jazz artists.
Reading Music
1. learned how different rests look like
2. How much counts each rest gets
3. how sixteenths look like
4. what a measure bar is
5. what a time signature is

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The History of Jazz:
1. It has been here since the late 1800s.
2. Jazz originated in New Orleans.
3. Jazz spread like wildfire in the 1920s.
4. This was known as the Jazz Age.
5. Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington are two famous jazz artists.

The History of Hip Hop:
1. It originated in the 1970s.
2. It was born in Bronx, NY.
3. It was played locally by DJs.
4. It was created as a response to disco.
5. It emphasized reality and community.

Reading Music: The Basics
1. The treble clef is played with the right hand on the piano.
2. The acronym for Treble clef on the staff lines is Every Good Boy Does Fine.
3. The acronym for Treble Clef off the staff is Face.
4. The bass clef is played with the left hand on the piano.
5. All Cows Eat Grass in the acronym for notes for off the staff line.

Reading Music: Music Vocab:
1. A measure is the same as a bar.
2. Time measure tells what note gets the beat and how many beats are in a measure.
3. Rests as intervals of silence.
4. Sixteenth notes in 4/4 are a 1/4 of the beat.
5. Two beats make a half note in 4/4.

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History of Jazz
1. It's a mix of Spanish music, and blues
2. Skyrocketed in the 1920s
3. Originated from New Orleans
History of Hip Hop
1. Originated in Bronx, New York
2. Came from Disco Music
3. Community made this music unique
Reading Music: Music Vocab
1. A measure is a segment of beats defined by the time signature
2. A key signature is a series of sharp or flat symbols placed at the beginning of the staff.
3. A rest is an interval of silence
Reading Music: The Basics
1. On the piano the treble clef is played with the right hand
2. Notes can either be on or above a staff line
3. On the piano, the bass clef is played by the left hand.

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Reading Music: The Basics
1) Spaces on the treble clef ---> FACE
2) Lines on the treble clef ---> Every Good Boy Does Fine
3) Lines on the Bass clef ---> Good Boys Do Fine Always
4) Spaces on the Bass clef ---> All Cows Eat Grass
5) On the piano, treble clef is played with right and bass clef is played with the left hand.

Reading Music: Music Vocab
1) There are many different types of bar lines such as standar, double, end, and repeat.
2) A half rest looks like a hat, while a whole rest looks upside down
3) A quarter note and quarter rest have an equal value, but are played differently.
4) Rests are intervals of silence
5) 4 sixteenth notes add up to a quarter note

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The History of Jazz:
1. Is a mix of Spanish music, blues, gospel music, and African music
2. Skyrocketed in the 1920s
3. Originated from New Orleans
4. Jazz has been around since the 1800s
5.) Louis Armstrong was a famous African American Musician
The History of Hip Hop:
1. Originated in Bronx New York
2. Was a result of disco
3.) Hip hop came from disco music
4.) Reality and community made hip hop music unique.
5.) Hip Hop gave African Americans a new way of telling stories.
6.)Disco was about wealth and status
Reading Music: Music Vocab
1. Different types of bar lines such as standard and double.
2. I learned what a 16th rest looked like
3. The time signature tells which note value gets one beat and how many beats are in a measure
4. Rests are represented by symbols to show how long the rest lasts

Reading Music: The Basics
1. Treble clef is played with right hand on the piano
2. FACE for treble clef spaces
3. Every good boy does fine for treble clef lines
4. Bass clef played with LH on piano
5. They can be on lines or above lines

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History of Jazz
1.) Jazz has been around since the 1800s
2.) Jazz was popular in the 1920s
3.) Jazz started in New Orleans
4.) Jazz is a mix of other types of music
5.) Louis Armstrong was a famous African American Musician.

History of Hip Hop:
1.) Hip hop came from disco music
2.) Reality and community made hip hop music unique.
3.) Hip hop was born at a birthday party in Bronx, NY.
4.) Hip Hop gave African Americans a new way of telling stories.
5.)Disco was about wealth and status

Reading Music: The Basics
1.) I learned that they made up phrases to remember where the notes belong
2.) On the piano, people play the treble clef with their right hand.
3.) On the piano the bass clef is played with their left hand.
4.) I learned two new ways to remember where the notes belong
5.) On all instruments the notes are in the same place.

Reading Music: Music Vocab
1.) I learned how different types of rests looked like
2.) I learned how sixteenth notes look like
3.) I learned what a measure bar is
4.) I learned what a time signature is
5.) I learned what a key signature is.

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The History of Jazz:
1. Is a mix of Spanish music, blues, gospel music, and African music
2. Skyrocketed in the 1920's
3. Originated from New Orleans

The History of Hip Hop:
1. Originated in Bronx New York
2. Was a result to disco
3. It was a way to share stories

Music Vocab:
1. On the piano the bass clef is played with the left hand.
2. There are also sixteenth rests
3. Time signature is used to tell us how many beats in one measure.

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Jazz
Jazz has been a thing since the 1800s.
It became well known in 1920
African Americans begin to use  it to express themselves
Hip Hop
Started in Bronx NY
It is used to tell stories
Hip Hop is still popular today
It used rap & Rhythm

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History of Jazz

1) Jazz has been around since the late 1800s
2) New Orleans is where jazz started
3) It became popular in the 1920s
4) African Americans got jobs performing at the shows
5) Jazz helped African Americans to have a say in what they believed was true
The history of Hip Hop
1) Hip Hop started in Bronx NY
2) It used to be Party music in the 1970s
3) It was used to tell stories about peoples lives, it was known as a new way to tell stories
4) Hip hop helped musicians and listeners deal with the hardships of their lives
5) Hip hop is still very popular today

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The history of hip hop

1.Hip Hop was a response to Disco that emphasized reality and community while Disco represented wealth and status.

2. Hip-Hop was an important music genre to African Americans because it helped them create stories.
3. Hip hop was about reality and community,  it made a way to tell people about others and there feelings lives.

4. Hip Hop was created in Bronx, NY.

5. Rapping - Speaking with a beat

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The History of Jazz
1. Jazz has been around since the late 1800s
2. Jazz is a mix of Spanish music, blues, gospel music, and African music.
3. The "Jazz Age" is the period of time when women got the right to vote and prohibition ended during the 1920s and jazz music became popular.
4. African Americans got jobs performing music in shows and vaudeville during segregation as the strict rules didn't apply to the entertainment industry.
5. The birthplace of Jazz is New Orleans, Louisiana.

History of Hip Hop
1. Hip Hop was a later version of disco
2. Hip hop was born at a birthday party in Bronx, NY
3. DJs put different pieces of music together and rappers spoke in time with the the beat
4. Hip Hop became a way for African Americans to tell stories
5. Started out as party music in the 1970s

Reading Music: Music Vocab
1. Different types of bar lines such as standard and double.
2. I learned what a 16th rest looked like
3. The time signature tells which note value gets one beat and how many beats are in a measure
4. Rests are represented by symbols to show how long the rest lasts

Reading Music: The Basics
1. Treble clef is played with right hand on the piano
2. FACE for treble clef spaces
3. Every good boy does fine for treble clef lines
4. Bass clef played with LH on piano
5. They can be on lines or above lines

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Music Vocab
1.The time signature is at the beginning of the staff. The top number indicates how many beats there are in a mesure, and the bottom indicates what kind
2. A key signature is a series of flat and sharp symbols at the beginning of a staff.
3. A rest is the indication of there being an interval of silence
4.2 half notes equals a whole note
5.There are many diffirent kinds of rests

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Jazz is the evolution of ragtime.
Whole rests are upside down.
Jazz became popular when the US was changing in 1920s.
Jazz is internationally famous
A measure is a segment of beats.

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1. Jazz has been around since the late 1800s.
2. Jazz began in African American communities in the South.
3. Jazz originated in New Orleans, Louisiana.
4. It is a mix of many different styles.
5. There was a time called "The Jazz Times"

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The history of hip hop

1.Hip Hop was a response to Disco that emphasized reality and community while Disco represented wealth and status.

2. Hip-Hop was an important music genre to African Americans because it helped them create stories.
3. Hip hop was about reality and community,  it made a way to tell people about others and there feelings lives.

4. Hip Hop was created in Bronx, NY.

5. Rapping - Speaking with a beat

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Reading music: Music vocab
1. A key signature is a series of flat and sharp symbols at the beginning of a staff.
2. A measure is a segment of beats
3. A time signature tells how many beats are in a measure and which note gets the beat
4. A rest is an interval of silence
5. a quarter note is 1 beat
Reading music: The basics
1. A treble clef is played with the right hand on a piano
2. The notes can sit on or above a staff line.
3. The bass clef is played with the left hand on a piano
4. On a treble clef use ¨Every good boy does fine¨ and ¨Face¨ to remember the notes
5. On a bass clef use ¨Good boys do fine always¨ and ¨All Cows Eat Grass¨ to remember the notes.
History of Jazz
1. Jazz is similar to other types of music because it was  mix of many different styles of music.
2. Jazz became popular in the 1920´s
3. It was popular when America made big changes
4. Other countries brought music and it was blended into jazz.
The History of Hip Hop
1. Hip Hop was a response to disco
2. It became a way for african americans to tell stories and it was a creative outlet.
3. It emphasizes reality and community.
4. It was created at a birthday party
5. Rappers spoke in time with a beat created by Djś

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history of jazz
1. jazz has been around since the 1800s
2. New Orleans is the birthplace of jazz
3. it became popular in the 1920s
4. Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington were famous African American musicians
5. the time when jazz became popular, the period of that time was known as the ¨Jazz Age¨

History of hip hop
1. It started as party music in the 1970s
2. hip hop empathized reality and community
3. it was a way for people to deal with the difficult things about city life.
4. it was first played by local DJs in the city neighborhoods
5.DJs put different pieces of music together and made new sounds. this was how they made rap music.

the basics
1. on the piano the treble clef is played with the right hand.
2. notes can either sit on or above a staff line
3. a simple way to remember which notes sit on or in between the staff lines is by making a sentence with the notes such as ¨every good boy does fine.¨
4. on the piano, the bass clef is played with the left hand.
5. another way to remember which notes sit on or above a staff line is ¨All Cows Eat Grass¨

Music Vocab
1. time signature is used to tell you how many beats are in each measure and which note value gets one beat.
2. a measure bar is a segment of beats defined by the time signature.
3. key signature is a series of sharp or flat symbols placed at the beginning of the staff. if a note is marked flat or sharp in the key signature, it will always be played as so throughout the song.
4. 4 sixteenth notes are 1 beat, 2 eighth notes are 1 beat, and 1 quarter note is 1 beat.
5. a rest is an interval of silence represented by a symbol that tells you how long the rest lasts.

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Reading Music
1. There are some acronyms to remember the letter names in the staff
2. You can have 2 types of measure lines, standard and double
3. I learned what 16th rests look like
4. A time signature tells how many beats are in a measure.
5. If notes are marked in the key signature, it will be played like that for the entire piece.

The history of Jazz
1. Jazz has been around since the late 1800s.
2. Jazz began in African American communities in the South.
3. The "birthplace" of Jazz is in New Orleans, Louisiana.
4. It is a mix of many different styles.
5. There was a time called "The Jazz Times"

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Reading Music
1. A double bar line indicates the end of a section.
2. A measure is a segment of beats defined by the time signature.
3. A key signature is a series of flat or sharp symbols placed at the beginning of the staff.
4. A time signature is used to tell how many beats are in each measure and which note value gets one beat.
5. The left hand usually plays the bass clef on the piano while the right hand usually plays the treble clef.
The History of Jazz
1. Jazz has melodies like other types of music, and it is a fusion of different styles of music such as ragtime, blues, and gospel, which makes it related to other types of music.
2. Jazz became popular during the 1920s.
3. The Jazz Age was when there was a lot happening in the United States. Women now had the right to vote and Prohibition was over. Jazz worked perfectly during this time.
4. Musical styles from other countries influence jazz because people from all over came to New Orleans and this lead to many new types of music being incorporated into jazz.
The History of Hip Hop
1. Hip Hop was a response to Disco that emphasized reality and community while Disco represented wealth and status.
2. Hip Hop became a way for African Americans to tell stories and express themselves artistically. This made Hip Hop very important to them.
3. Hip Hop is a lifestyle, and this type of music keeps evolving and changing.
4. Hip Hop started out as party music in the 1970's where it was played by local DJs.
5. Rapping is a musical form of vocal delivery that incorporates beats, words, and music to create a song.

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Reading Music: The Basics
- The treble clef is played with your right hand on the piano
- The bass clef is played with your left hand
- On both clefs, notes can sit above or below a staff line
- On the treble clef, some notes in order are: C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C
- On the bass clef, some notes in order are:
F, G, A, B, C, D, E, F, G

Reading Music: Music Vocab
- The key signature are the flat or sharp symbols that are placed at the beginning of the staff that indicates whether that note will be sharp or flat
- The time signature is at the beginning of the staff. The top number indicates how many beats there are, and the bottom indicates what kind
- A measure is the segment of beats that are defined by the time signature
- A rest is the indication of there being an interval of silence
- There are many types of rests such as 16th rest, 8th rest, 4th rest, 1/2 rest, and whole rest

The History Of Jazz
1. Ragtime music, Spanish music, Blues, Gospel, and African music all mixed together in New Orleans when people came from all over, which transformed into jazz.
2. Jazz became popular in the 1920s.
3. Women's rights and Prohibition ended, and the United States was changing, and jazz music evolved and was booming.
4. Many people moved to New Orleans, and came to the Port of New Orleans, and all of their music and culture blended into one.

The History of Hip Hop
1. Disco symbolized wealth, and hip hop was almost like a response to disco, and it was something that anyone had the ability to do.
2. It was an artistic outlet for them, and helped them, and many other people, escape difficult things in their lives.
3. Hip hop almost symbolizes community, and unity, its something known around the world.
4. It is thought to have been created in Bronx, New York, in a birthday party.
5. Rapping is when you talk over a given piece of music, to a beat, with rhyming words that talks about many different things.

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.1. on the piano, the treble clef is played with your right hand
2. On the piano, the bass clef is played with your right hand
3. 2 half notes equal a whole note
4. Notes can either sit on or above a staff line
5. 1 sixteenth note equal a quarter note

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the history of jazz
1.jazz originated in new orleans
2.jazz became popular in the 1920´s
3.because of jazz women gained the right to vote
4.wild jazz was the background to turbulent times
5.jazz became so popular in the 1920s that people called it the "jazz age"

the history of hip hop
1.it was made in the 1970´s
2.it helped african americans tell stories about their life
3.hip hop was created by different pieces of music put together
4.hip hop was created at a birthday party in the Bronx,NY
5.rapping is rhyming words and putting them together to make songs

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Reading Music: Music Vocab
1. A key signature is a series of sharp or flat symbols placed at the beginning of the staff
2. A measure is a segment of beats
3. A measure is defined by the time signature
4 A time signature tells how many beats are in a measure
5. A rest is a interval of silence
Reading Music: The Basics
1. On piano treble clef is played with the right hand
2. To remember space notes on treble, it is F.A.C.E
3. To remember line notes on treble, it is Every Good Boy Does Fine
4. To remember line notes on bass clef, it is Good Boys Do Fine Always
5. To remember space notes on Bass clef, it is All Cows Eat Grass

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1. Jazz originated in New Orleans, Louisiana.
2. People from all over the world came to New Orleans, resulting in jazz being influenced by many different kinds of music.
3. Some famous jazz artists are Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, and Billie Holiday.
4. Hip hop originated in the Bronx, NY. It was played by DJs in the city neighborhoods as party music.
5. Hip hop is about reality and community, unlike disco, which is about wealth and status.

1. The time signature tells how many beats are in a measure and which note value gets one beat.
2. Rests are intervals of silence represented by symbols that tell how long the rests last.
3. On the piano, the treble clef is played with the right hand.
4. On the piano, the bass clef is played with the left hand.
5. The notes that sit on the staff lines in the bass clef are G, B, D, F, and A.

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Reading Music: The Basics

1: In Treble Clef, the notes on the staff lines are E, G, B, D, F.
2: In Treble Clef, the notes in between the staff lines are F,A,C,E.
3: On the piano, Treble Clef is played with the right hand and Bass Clef is played with the left hand.
4: In Bass Clef, the notes on the staff lines are G, B, D, F, A.
5: In Bass Clef, the notes in between the staff lines are A, C, E, G.

Reading Music: Music Vocab

1: 4 sixteenth notes are equal to one-quarter note and 2 eighth notes are equal to one-quarter note.
2: A key signature is a series of sharp or flat symbols at the beginning of a staff.
3: A time signature is used to tell how many beats are in each measure and which note value gets how many beats.
4: A measure is a segment of beats defined by the time signature.
5: A rest is defined as an interval of silence represented by a symbol to tell how long the rest will last.

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*Reading Music: The Basics*
On Piano, the treble clef is played using the left hand. Bass Clef is played with the left hand also. There are many ways to memorize these notes.
*Reading Music: Music Vocab*
Music is made of Treble Clefs, Key Signatures, and Measures [Bar].
There is a variety of Measures including Standard, Double, End, Begin Repeat, and End Repeat.
-Basic Note Value and Rests-
Types of Notes include Sixteenth Notes, Eighth Notes, Quarter Notes, Half Notes, and Whole Notes.

*The History of Jazz*
1. Jazz is made up of other types of music.
2. Jazz spread like wildfire in the 1920s.
3. A lot of people took interest in jazz.
4. Because slavery was abolished.

*The history of Hip Hop*
1. Hip hop was served to be a response to disco.
2. It was the only thing they can do to be successful.
3. Rapping and a way to be able to tell stories.
4. Hip hop was created in Bronx, NY
5. Singing with the beat.

Please Do NOT Copy My Answers

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1. treble clef is played on right hand
2. A 16 note rest looks like a 8th note rest put together
3. the terble clefs d is the bass clef's f
4. time signature is to show how many beats per measure
5.a synonm for the spaces of treble clef is face

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The History of Jazz
1. Jazz is related to other types of music because it is a mix of Spanish, Blues, Gospel, and African music.
2. Jazz became popular in the 1920´s.
3. The significance of ¨The Jazz Age¨ is that during the time period, in America,  woman gained the right to vote, prohibition ended, and etc.
4. Jazz was influenced from other musical styles because it was created in New Orleans, where people from all over the world would arrive there through boat. So many different cultures would come to influence jazz music.

The History of Hip Hop
1. Disco and Hip Hop are related as Hip Hop served as an response to Disco. This was because Disco was about wealth and status, while Hip Hop was about reality and community.
2. I think it was an important genre for African Americans because it became an artistic outlet for them.
3. Two things that make Hip Hop unique are the mixing of different pieces and rapping.
4. Hip Hop was created in Bronx, NY.
5. Rapping - Speaking with a beat

Reading Music: THE BASICS
- There are five notes on the staff lines, E, G, B, D, and F. An easy way to remember it is, Every Good Boy Does Fine.
- There are four notes in between the staff lines F, A, C, and E. An easy way to remember them is  by remembering FACE.
- On the piano bass clef is played with the left hand and treble clef is played with right hand.
- There are 5 basic note values sixteenth, eighth, quarter, half, and whole notes.
- The key signature for treble clef is a flat or sharp sign placed at the beginning of the staff.

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the history of jazz
1.jazz originated in new orleans
2.jazz became popular in the 1920´s
3.because of jazz women gained the right to vote
4.wild jazz was the background to turbulent times

the history of hip hop
1.it was made in the 1970´s
2.it helped african americans tell stories about their life
3.hip hop was created by different pieces of music put together
4.hip hop was created at a birthday party in the Bronx,NY
5.rapping is rhyming words and putting them together to make songs

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History of Jazz:
1. Jazz is a mix of different styles
2. It evolved from ragtime music
3. It was made in New Orleans, Louisiana
4. Been around since the 1800s
5. Some important people of jazz history were Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong.

Notes and Clefs:
1. Base clef is left hand and Treble Clef is played by the right hand on piano.
2. E.G.B.D.F - Every Good Boy Deserves Flamingoes (Or whatever floats your boat for F)
3. F.A.C.E - Face
4. A whole rest looks like a "hole"
5. A half rest looks like a top hat

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Reading Music: THE BASICS
1. F, A, C, E - In between Lines
2. E, G, B, D, F - On Lines
3. For the piano, treble clef is right hand
4. For the piano, bass clef is left hand
5. Bass Clef is Higher

Reading Music: MUSIC VOCAB
1. There are different types of bar lines
2. I learned what a 16th rest looks like
3. Key Signature can be flats as well as sharps
4. Bottom number in time signature: which note value gets one beat.
5. If bottom number is 4, a quarter note gets one beat

The History of Jazz
1. Jazz is a mix of many types of music.
2. Jazz became popular in the 1920s.
3. People of all backgrounds took interest in Jazz.
4. Styles got blended because slavery was abolished and people mixed music together to form jazz.

The History of Hip Hop
1. Hip Hop was a later version of disco.
2. Hip hop helped African Americans tell hard stories about unfair treatment.
3. Hip hop was about reality and community, so it made a way to tell people about others' lives.
4. Hip hop was created by different pieces of music put together, to create new sounds as people sang over it.
5. Rapping is talking quickly and very fast to attract attention as powerful music plays.

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The four worksheets

The history of Jazz Answers:

1. Jazz is related to other types of music because Jazz has all the elements that other music has: It has melody; that's the tune of the song, the part you're most likely to remember. It has harmony, the notes that make the melody sound fuller.

2. Jazz became popular in the 1920s when the United States was changing.

3. The thing that is most significant about the jazz age was when it helped people through times and also gave an interest to young people.

4. They influenced Jazz because other people brought their traditions from their countries when they immagarted.

The History Of Hip-Hop:

1. Disco and Hip-Hop helped people deal with the difficult things about city life.

2. Hip-Hop was an important music genre to African Americans because it helped them create stories.

3. Hip-Hop is unique because it evolves and impacts communities today. It is also unique because it new styles and artists became popular.

4. One notable fact about hip-hop is that it was meant for part music in the 1970s.

5. Rappig was a way that people created music by rhyming words together with a beat.

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1- Jazz originated in New oreleans, Lousiana
2- Jazz is internationnaly famous
3-Louis Armstrong is a famous trumpetist who was good in Jazz

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History of Jazz

1. It began in the late 1800s and in African American communities in the South.

2. The official birthplace was New Orleans, Louisiana.

3. Jazz became so popular in the 1920s it was known as the "Jazz Age."

4. Young people of all backgrounds began to take an interest in jazz.

5. Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington added excitement to the genre.

The Basics

1. On the piano, the treble clef is played with your right hand.

2. Notes can either sit on or above a staff line.

3. Every Good Boy Does Fine represents the Line Notes on the Treble Clef.

4. F.A.C.E. is a acronym for the spaced notes on the Treble Clef.

5. On the piano, the bass clef is played with your left hand.

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1).jazz music is the evolution of ragtime.
2).the treble clef is played with the right hand on piano.
3).jazz became more known in the 1920's
4). whole rests look like upside down.
5).jazz's origin is from louisiana new orleans

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1. The base clef is played with the left hand on piano.
2. The treble Clef is played with the right hand on the piano.
3. There are acronyms for notes on spaces and lines!
E.G.B.D.F or Every Good Boy Does Fine.
4. F.A.C.E or Literally FACE!
5. A 1/16 rest looks like a coat rack. (in 2D)

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history of jazz
1.Jazz has been our since 1800ś
2.jazz i a blend of other styles ike spanish,blues,gospel and african music
3.jazz was made in New Orleans Louisiana
4.jazz became more popular in 1920s
5.Jazz music evolved from rag time music

1. whole rest looks like an upside down hat
2.rest is a pause of silence
3.key signature is a series of sharps or flat signals placed at the beginning of the staff
4. half rest looks like a top hat
5.in bass clef notes that sit in between lines can be remembered as cows eating grass

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1. Jazz is a mix of other styles such as Spanish Music, Blues, Gospel, and African American Music

2.  A whole rest is an upside-down half rest, which looks like a hat.

3. Hip hop originated in the Bronx

4. On the piano the treble clef is played with the right hand

5. On piano bass clef is played with left hand

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History of jazz

1.Jazz has been out since the late 1800's
2.Jazz music evolved from ragtime music
3.Jazz music spread like wildfire in 1920 it was called the jazz age
4.Jazz was born in New Orleans,Louisiana
5.Ragtime is a upbeat type of music

History of hip hop

1.Hip Hop was born in a birthday party in the 1970's
2.After dj's merged music together rappers would sing the lyrics
3.Hip Hop served as a response to disco
4.Hip Hop became a artistic outlet for African Americans
5.Hip Hop stil impacts communities today

Reading music

1.On the piano the treble clef is played with the right hand
2.Every good boy does fine helps you remember line notes on the treble clef
3.You can find space notes by using face on the treble clef
4.on a piano the bass clef is played with the right hand
5.good boys do fine always helps you remember line notes on the bass clef
6.all cows eat grass helps you remember space notes on the bass clef

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MUSIC VOCAB

1- Time signature = Tells us how many beats are in each measure and which note value gets which beat.

2- Rest = A interval of silence

3- 2 eighth notes= 1 quarter note

4-  Measure = segment of  beats defined by the time signature

5- Key signature = A series of sharps or flat symbols placed at the beginning of the staff

THE BASICS

1- On the piano the treble clef is played with the right hand

2- Notes that sit on the lines are remembered by Every Good Boy Does Fine

3- The ones in between the lines are remembered as F.A.C.E

4- On the Piano bass clef notes are played with the left hand

5- Notes either sit on or above a staff line

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The History of Jazz:
1. Jazz is a blend of other styles such as Spanish Music, Blues, Gospel, and African American Music
2. Jazz became popular in the 1920's during the jazz age
3. During the jazz age, the United States was changing as women gained the right to vote and prohibition came to an end
4. Musicians from other countries brought their unique talents to jazz which shaped the genre into what it is today.

The History of Hip Hop:
1. Hip Hop served as a response to disco as disco emphasized wealth while hip hop was about community
2. It was a way for African Americans to tell stories
3. Hip Hop is made up of different pieces of music as well as rapping in the background.
4. Hip Hop was created at a birthday party in Bronx, NY
5. Rapping is a rhyming speech that is said over music

Heading Music: The Basics
1. Notes in a treble clef sit on or above the staff line
2. Every Good Boy Does Fine is a way to remember notes in the staff line while FACE is a way to remember notes between the lines
3. The base clef is played with the left hand unlike the treble clef. Good Boys Do Fine Always and All Cows Eat Grass can be used to remember notes in the bass clef
4. The time signature tells how many beats are in each measure and which note value gets one beat
5. Rests are intervals of silence that can be represented by different symbols based on how long the rest is.

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1. I learned that on the piano, the treble clef is played with your right hand
2. On the piano, the bass clef is played with your right hand
3. 2 half notes equal a whole note
4. Notes can either sit on or above a staff line
5. 1 sixteenth note equal a quarter note

1. Jazz originated in New Orleans, Louisiana.
2. Jazz is made of different types of music
3. Hip hop is about reality and community
4. Jazz became popular in the 1920s
5. rapping also started similar when hip hop was there

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The History of Jazz:
1. Jazz has been around since the 1800s.
2. The birthplace of Jazz was New Orleans, Louisiana.
3. Jazz became popular in the 1920s.
4. People from all backgrounds started to take interest in Jazz.
5. Jazz was created by mixing different genres of music.

Heading music: The basics
1. On the piano, the treble clef is played with the right hand.
2. On the piano, the bass clef is played with the left hand.
3. The time signature tells how many beats are in each measure and which note gets the beat.
4. 4 sixteenth notes are equal to 1 quarter note.
5. 2 eighth notes equal 1 quarter note

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READING MUSIC:MUSIC VOCAB
1) On the piano the treble clef is played with the right hand.
2)On the piano the bass clef is played with the left hand.
3) 4 ¨sixteenth notes¨ are equal to 1 quarter note.
4)2 half notes equal 1 whole note
5)2 quarter notes are equal to 1 half note.

HISTORY OF JAZZ
1)began in African American communities.
2)Specific birth place is New Orleans.
3)Jazz influenced reached almost every form of popular music.
4)A mix of styles of music.
5)Jazz spread took of in 1920

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1. Jazz originated in New Orleans, Louisiana.
2. People from all over the world came to New Orleans, resulting in jazz being influenced by many different kinds of music.
3. Some famous jazz artists are Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, and Billie Holiday.
4. Hip hop originated in the Bronx, NY. It was played by DJs in the city neighborhoods as party music.
5. Hip hop is about reality and community, unlike disco, which is about wealth and status.

1. The time signature tells how many beats are in a measure and which note value gets one beat.
2. Rests are intervals of silence represented by symbols that tell how long the rests last.
3. On the piano, the treble clef is played with the right hand.
4. On the piano, the bass clef is played with the left hand.
5. The notes that sit on the staff lines in the bass clef are G, B, D, F, and A.

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Heading music: the basics
1- notes that sit between the lines in the treble clef can be remembered as f.a.c.e
2- The bass clef is played by a pianists left hand
3- notes that sit between the lines in bass clef can be remembered as all cows eat grass.
4- The key signature is a series of sharps and flat symbols that are marked in the beginning of the staff.
5- the half rest looks like a hat
The History of Jazz
1- Jazz has been around since the late 1800
2- Jazz was born in New Orleans, Louisiana
3- Jazz was created by the mix of different styles of music
4- Jazz became more popular in the 1920's when woman got the right to vote.
5- Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington were 2 famous jazz musicians.

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The History of Jazz:
1. Jazz was created by mixing up different types of music.
2. Jazz became very popular in the 1920s
3. It was a period of change in the U.S.
4. Because the immigrants from other countries brought their traditions with them when they immigrated.
Heading Music: Music Vocab
1. The key signature tells which sharps or flats we have in the piece.
2. The time signature tells us how many beats are in each measure, and which note value gets one beat.
3. A whole rest is a upside-down half rest, which looks like a hat.
4. To remember the notes that sit on the lines in treble clef, think: Every Good Boy Does Fine
5. To remember the notes that sit between the staff lines, think: F.A.C.E.