Rhythm, Melody, and Soundscapes · Music Theory
Melodic Construction and Intervals
Exploring how sequences of notes create memorable melodies and the emotional impact of major versus minor scales.
Key Questions
- 1Why do certain intervals sound stable while others create tension?
- 2How does the contour of a melody reflect the lyrics of a song?
- 3What makes a melody recognizable across different cultures?
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
ON: Music - Grade 6
Grade: Grade 6
Subject: The Arts
Unit: Rhythm, Melody, and Soundscapes
Period: Music Theory
Suggested Methodologies
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