Kindergarten,
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th
Grade Music
2024-2025
Mrs.
Carpenter
Email: pcarpenter@archwaychandler.org
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Required Student Materials
|
Consumables |
K-1 Scholars |
None |
2nd Grade Scholars |
"Theory Time for Grade 2" ISBN: 1890348023 |
3rd Grade Scholars |
"Theory Time for Grade 3" ISBN: 1890348031 |
4th Grade Scholars |
"Theory Time Grade 4" ISBN: 189034804X |
5th Grade Scholars |
"Theory Time Grade 5" ISBN: 1890348058 |
2nd Grade Books and Consumables
3rd Grade Books and Consumables
4th Grade Books and Consumables
5th Grade Books and Consumables
Music History/Listening Overview
The 2nd-5th
grade scholars will be introduced to a variety of genres of music as well as
learn the history of composers. Picture glyphs, listening guides, google
slides, and class discussions will assist students in understanding the sounds
of each piece and its correlation to the time period in which it was composed.
Composers the students will listen to this year include J.S. Bach, Scarlatti,
Mozart, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and Saint-Saens. Kinder and 1st
grade scholars will be learning traditional folk songs, using their bodies,
instruments, and even art to imitate sounds of the music and discuss music
terminology.
Music Listening/History |
Quarter 1 |
Quarter 2 |
Quarter 3 |
Quarter 4 |
K-1
Scholars |
Folk Songs, composer highlight- Mozart |
Movements from "The
Nutrcracker", by
Tchaikovsky |
Folk Songs, composer highlights- Beethoven and Prokoviev |
Folk Songs, composer highlights- Saint-Saens |
2nd Grade
Scholars |
Families
of the Orchestra, "Peter and the Wolf" by Prokoviev |
Movements from "The
Nutrcracker", by
Tchaikovsky |
Seasonal Listening: composer highlights- Strauss, Haydn, Ravel |
Seasonal Listening: composer highlights-
Debussy, Schumann, Schubert |
3rd-5th Grade Scholars |
Baroque Period: composer highlights- Bach, Vivaldi,
Scarlatti |
Early
Classical Period: composer highlight- Mozart |
Late Classical Period: composer highlight- Beethoven |
Romantic/Contemporary
Period: composer
highlights- Schumann, Chopin, Ravel |
Music Theory/Sight-Singing Overview
Students will be introduced to the fundamentals of basic music theory. Each grade level’s curriculum builds upon knowledge attained from the previous year. If your scholar is new to Archway, do not worry! We will begin the year reviewing all the necessary content. We will utilize classroom instruments throughout the school year to reinforce music theory and sightreading concepts. Theory books will be left in the music room during the school year. I will not be asking students to complete homework as all work will be done in class.
Sight-reading is a time for
students to put their knowledge of the fundamentals of music theory to
practice. This is a great way to reinforce good reading habits (left to right;
associating symbols with sounds/pitches) as well as practice the hand signs
that correspond with the pitches.
Music Theory/ Sight-Reading |
Quarter 1 |
Quarter 2 |
Quarter 3 |
Quarter 4 |
K-1 Scholars |
Sight-Reading: Quarter note/rest, pair of eighth notes, half note, La-Sol-Mi Theory: High/Low, Fast/Slow, ABA Form |
Sight-Reading: Whole note, dotted half
note, Do Theory: Line note/Space note, Staff, Dynamics |
Sight-Reading: Half rest/Whole rest,
Re Theory: Treble note
names, Tempo |
Sight-Reading: 3/4 time signature, Ti and High
Do Theory: Articulation markings, review tempo/dynamics, note
names |
2nd Grade Scholars |
Sight-Reading: Quarter note/rest, pair
of eighth notes, half note, La-Sol-Mi-Do Theory: Music alphabet, types of
notes, stem rules, time signature |
Sight-Reading: Whole note, dotted half
note, Re Theory: Steps, skips, repeats, drawing the treble clef,
treble lines and spaces |
Sight-Reading: Half rest/Whole rest, Fa Theory: Drawing bass clef, bass clef lines and spaces |
Sight-Reading: 3/4 time signature, Ti and High
Do Theory: Review treble and bass clef names, rests, bar
lines, measures, time signature |
3rd-5th Grade Scholars *will vary
in difficulty based on grade level |
Sight-Reading: Quarter note/rest, pair of eighth notes, half note, La-Sol-Mi-Do Theory: Music alphabet, types of
notes, staff, rests, stem rules, intro
to 16th note/rest (5th only) |
Sight-Reading: Whole note, dotted half note, Re-Fa Theory: Drawing treble and bass clefs, naming notes in
treble and bass clef, time signatures |
Sight-Reading: Half rest/Whole rest, Ti-High Do Theory:
Rests, bar lines, measures, double bar lines, rhythm drills, ledger lines, melodic and harmonic intervals (5th only)
|
Sight-Reading: 3/4 time signature,
Review major scale Theory: Intervals, halfsteps/whole-steps, sharps and flats,
major scale patterns |
2023-2024 CONCERT DATES!
Archway
Chandler scholars perform two times a school year in the CPA gym. These
performances are mandatory for all students. SAVE THE DATES! Times for each
grade level will be announced as we get closer to the event.
WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 11 – Winter Concert
WEDNESDAY,
MAY 7 – Spring Concert
Archway’s Extra-Curricular Strings
Ensembles
3rd, 4th, and 5th
Grade Scholars
1. Archway Strings: An ensemble intended for beginning
strings students (violin, viola, or cello). No experience necessary. Wednesdays from 1:00-2:00
2.
NEW-The Knightly Notes Ensemble: Requires 1+ year of experience. Scholars
who participated in Archway Strings last year and want to build on
fundamentals. Wednesdays from 2:00-3:00
3.
Strings of the Round Table: Requires 1+ year of experience. Scholars
who participated in Archway Strings and/or Strings of the Round Table last year.
Music is more advanced. Fridays from 7:15-8:00 AM
More info can be found at: Archway Chandler Clubs Information
If you’d like to learn about more ways to support the
music program at Archway Chandler, please consider donating to our Archway
Music Class Amazon Wish List at this link:
https://tinyurl.com/4tc9fb3d
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