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Duncan playing the piano...great job Duncan!

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Daniel used colored sticky notes instead of food coloring to show the different pitches- way to be creative!

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JD made a water xylophone too!

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Look at these amazing puppets one of Mrs. Bishop's students made to go with the "Animal Boogie"!

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Great job Rhylie on your xylophone!!

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Lucas H. listened to the "Flight of the Bumblebee" and created this story and picture!
"The shark wacked the bee and the bee started chasing the shark. In the end, the bee stung him."

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Jocelyn's awesome water xylophone!

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Look at Trey's cool water xylophone!

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Look at the awesome Water Xylophone Leo C. made!

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Taylor learned lava on the ukulele.

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Jack G. is getting outside and creating some music with his ukulele!

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Layla P. created a great mask to go with the "Animal Boogie"!

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Carson colored a tiger mask and wore it!

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Violet created a drawing to show how "Claire de Lune" made her feel.

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Brooklyn C. got her whole family to create a 'rain story'!

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Aerin's favorite artist:

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Cassidie creating music with her ukulele!

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Faith's favorite musical artist.

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Composer:
Ludwig Van Beethoven

Ludwig Van Beethoven was born in Bonn, Germany on December 16 1770- March 26  1827.

Beethoven played Classical Music on the piano.

There are a couple songs I like from this composer but the 1 I like best is probably Fur Elise.

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When I go outside I hear the birds chirping and I hear dogs barking. There are birds that have a high pitched chirp and a lower sounding chirp, some dogs have a higher sounding bark and a lower and deeping and much louder bark. I can also hear the leaves brushing against each other when the wind blows making a very light soothing sound. I feel like this ties into music because a long time ago tribes could have used these sounds as beats in their background of dancing a singing or they could have also used nature to decorate their hair and add pops of color. Tribes could have also used nature to make their own kind of instruments like using wood or finding really thick sticks to make a flute or recorder or making some sort of guitar by using bigger pieces of wood.

That’s how I think of music in nature.

Hayley B.

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Favorite artist:

U2    With or without you

It makes me feel happy

The tempo is fast

The interments are bass, electric guitar and drums plus a singer

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Sam made a percussion instrument for his Stomp! Lesson.

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Lucy S. made a slideshow about her favorite genre: Rock!

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Hello! For the music specials program, the conductor that i chose was Julia Wolfe. It said that she draws inspiration from folk, classical and rock genres, bringing a modern sensibility to each while simultaneously tearing down the walls between them. I read about her and she sounds pretty cool. I really enjoy the games on Classics For Kids.

Last time you told us to look for a music period and I chose Modern Period. On lesson 2, you told us to find a composer. I chose Julia Wolfe and she plays modern music. Julia Wolfe was born on December 18, 1958 in The USA. What I like about this composer is she made her music more realistic and more dramatic. And the musical period that she lived in was the Modern period.
Avery F.

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8 Oldest Musical Instruments:
There is one main connection that all of the instruments had in common. They were either made from metal or wood. Based on the pictures I noticed that most of the wood instruments had a few holes in them, this made it like a recorder or even a flute. Based on that I think those instruments evolved in what they are today like flutes, recorders, etc.

I don't quite know what the instruments made from metal evolved to be? I think that #8 the tutankhamun's Trumpets might have evolved to be a Tuba or Trumpet. I think that because, it is long up until the part at the end where it bulges out to look like a funnel. Trumpet's and Tuba's both do that in a different way. The Trumpet has a lot of twisted up metal and then a funnel like opening at the end. The Tuba also has a lot of twisted metal up until the end where it looks like a funnel.

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A song from Chrome Music Lab

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Chrome Music Lab - Song made Mar 25, 2020

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My favorite music genres are pop and rock. The two bands that I like are

TryHardNinja and Abtmelody. What leads me to believe that I like those genres are my two favorite songs. One is Dead But Not Buried by TryHardNinja. The other is Monster Crew by Abtmelody.

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In music we have been asked to identify sounds in nature as music, I have a very good example, the crickets song sounds like a high pitched violin, a howler monkey’s howl sounds like a note that can only be sung in its voice, certain horse whinnies sounds like a trombone note. There is so much music in nature, the warbling of a bird is musical on it’s own.

Bella T.

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I think music is a big part in our world because it describes the artist's feelings or thoughts. I also think that some music is influential for a good cause. Music has its own rhythm or beat to it depending on the mood they want the audience to feel.

Ryder J.

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A song from Chrome Music Lab

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Chrome Music Lab - Song made Mar 27, 2020

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