artistic song leading lesson 4 copyright 2010 by jimmy bagwell as part of the “artistic song...

Artistic Song LeadingLesson 4

Copyright 2010 by Jimmy BagwellAs part of the

“ARTISTIC SONG LEADING” Series

Ledger Lines are additional lines used to extend the range of the staff.

Artistic Song Leading (Lesson 4)

Ledger Lines are additional lines used to extend the range of the staff.Notes on ledger lines (and spaces) above the staff in treble clef


Ledger Lines are additional lines used to extend the range of the staff.Notes on ledger lines (and spaces) above the staff in treble clef

Notes on ledger lines (and spaces) below the staff in treble clef


Notes on ledger lines (and spaces) below the staff in bass clef


Notes on ledger lines (and spaces) below the staff in bass clef

Notes on ledger lines (and spaces) above the staff in bass clef


KEY SIGNATURE:

Key signatures are placed at the beginning of each staff, between the clef and the meter signature:


Scales with sharps in their key signatures are the following:


Scales with flats in their key signatures are the following:


Artistic Song Leading (Lesson 4)The circle of fifths depicts the relationships among the 12 pitch classes comprising the familiar chromatic scale.

TRIPLET The TRIPLET consists of three notes and all three notes get performed on ONE BEAT.


TRIPLET The TRIPLET consists of three notes and all three notes get performed on ONE BEAT. Example 1: contains two measures with triplets and rests in each measure. The Time Signature is 4/4...which means 4 beats to the measure and the quarter note (and each TRIPLET) gets one beat.


TRIPLET The TRIPLET consists of three notes and all three notes get performed on ONE BEAT. Example 1: contains two measures with triplets and rests in each measure. The Time Signature is 4/4...which means 4 beats to the measure and the quarter note (and each TRIPLET) gets one beat.

Example 2: contains two measures with triplets and rests in each measure. The Time Signature is 4/4 ...which means 4 beats to the measure and each TRIPLET gets one beat. In this example you will see that the TRIPLET notes are not all on the same pitch. TRIPLETS can (and often are) different pitch tones.


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