O Halloween, O Halloween
Turn a spoken Halloween rhyme into a full song in three steps: rap the rhythm, add a melody, then harmonize it with C, F, and G7.
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Notas de adorno
Guía práctica sobre los tipos de Notas de Adorno y su aplicación dentro de un curso de Armonía Funcional.
By Wilmer Pachas
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- Grades
- University
- Subjects
- Music theory
- Type
- Score template
From the Flat for Education team
What students learn and why they love it
Los estudiantes aprenden a identificar, comprender y utilizar los distintos tipos de Notas de Adorno dentro de una partitura en el marco de la Armonía Funcional. Disfrutan mucho de esta actividad porque pueden escuchar al instante el efecto expresivo de cada adorno y utilizar herramientas visuales como la función de color de nota.
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Who wrote this activity?
Wilmer Pachas
I’m a professional guitarist, composer, music teacher and producer based in Lima, Peru. I’m passionate about teaching music with ICT tools, and I’m writing a master’s thesis on using Flat for Education in a Music Theory course.
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