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Hi all its Jazz Music Day today! Your task today is to complete the Jazz Music Listening and Writing Task. Use Google to search for answers if you need to AND Youtube to listen to the song. You can type your answers directly into the document. Make sure you put your name in the box, save your work and upload to your google classroom (https://classroom.google.com/c/Mzc5NTM3 MzkxODMz?cjc=km4zabf) or email me [email protected]. If you can only view this on your phone, then write your answers in your music book or piece of paper and take a photo of your work to email to me. Name: ____________________________ DATE: ____________________________

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Hi all its Jazz Music Day today!

Your task today is to complete the Jazz Music Listening and Writing Task. Use Google to search for answers if you need to AND Youtube to listen to the song. You can

type your answers directly into the document. Make sure you put your name in the box, save your work and upload to

your google classroom (https://classroom.google.com/c/Mzc5NTM3

MzkxODMz?cjc=km4zabf) or email me [email protected].

If you can only view this on your phone, then write your answers in your music

book or piece of paper and take a photo of your work to email to me.

Name: ____________________________ DATE: ____________________________

Name _______________________________________ Class __________________ Date ______________

Copyright 2016 Tracy King. All rights reserved.

“The most important thing I look for in a musician is whether he knows how to listen.”

-Duke Ellington

Duke Ellington was an originator of big-band jazz. An American composer, pianist and

bandleader, Ellington composed thousands of scores over his 50-year career.

Duke Ellington

Duke Ellington thought that listening was an important skill to have. Do you think it is an important skill? Why or why not? Use the space below to write about this topic.

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Name _______________________________________ Class __________________ Date ______________

Copyright 2016 Tracy King. All rights reserved.

“Life is a lot like jazz... it's best when you improvise.”

-George Gershwin

George Gershwin was one of the most significant American composers of the 20th century, known for popular stage

and screen numbers as well as classical compositions.

George Gershwin

What do you think George Gershwin meant in this quote about life and jazz? Explain it in the space provided below.

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Name _______________________________________ Class __________________ Date ______________

Copyright 2018 Tracy King. All rights reserved.

“What a wonderful World”By Louis Armstrong

Let’s Listen to

1. What tempo did you hear? Largo (really slow) Andante (walking speed) Moderato Allegro (quickly) Presto (very fast)

Did the tempo change during this piece? ______________

2. What was the dynamic level of this song?

ff=very loud f=loud

mf=medium loud mp=medium soft

p=soft pp=very soft

Did it change? If so, please describe: ______________________________________________________________________

3. What instruments did you hear?__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

4. Describe the mood of this piece. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

5. What images did you imagine when listening to this piece? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Click on the TITLE "What a Wonderful World" to hear the song (link)!!

Name _______________________________________ Class __________________ Date ______________

Copyright 2018 Tracy King. All rights reserved.

2. Did you hear loud or soft?

3. What instrument did you hear? 4. What do you think the musician wanted you to think of when you heard this piece? Draw it.

5. Do you like it?

1. What tempo did you hear?

“What a wonderful World”By Louis Armstrong

Let’s Listen to

Click on the TITLE "What a Wonderful World" to hear the song (link)!!