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Institute of Technology Tralee Music Technology Mounthawk & CBS TY Students Fiacre Muller & Phill Thomas

ITT TY Music Technology Week 2 - Notes to Melodies

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Institute of Technology Tralee

Music TechnologyMounthawk & CBS TY Students

Fiacre Muller & Phill Thomas

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Week 2From Notes To Melodies

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A Note1. A sign used in musical notation to represent the relative duration and pitch of a sound;

2. A pitched sound itself.

12 octaves

An Octave: interval between one musical pitch and another with half or double its frequency

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Notes on a Piano

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Accidentals

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Notes – Time ValuesSemibreve 4 Counts

Dotted Minim 3 Counts

Minim 2 Counts

Crotchet 1 Count

Beats per measure:2/4= 2 Beats per Measure.3/4= 3 Beats per Measure.4/4= 4 Beats per Measure.

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Notes - Dynamics

adagio: at ease; i.e., slow.allegro: cheerful or briskcrescendo: becoming louder.decrescendo or diminuendo: becoming softer.grave: slowly and seriously.largo: slowly.legato: smoothly.scherzando: playfully.vivace: very lively, up-tempo.vivacissimo: very lively.

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Clefs

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Finding A noteOctave naming systems

frequencyof A (Hz)traditional shorthand numbere

d MIDI nr

subsubcontra C͵͵͵ – B͵͵͵ C-1 – B-1 0 – 11 13.75sub-contra C͵͵ – B͵͵ C0 – B0 12 – 23 27.5contra C͵ – B͵ C1 – B1 24 – 35 55great C – B C2 – B2 36 – 47 110small c – b C3 – B3 48 – 59 220one-lined c – b′ ′ C4 – B4 60 – 71 440two-lined c – b′′ ′′ C5 – B5 72 – 83 880three-lined c – b′′′ ′′′ C6 – B6 84 – 95 1760four-lined c – b′′′′ ′′′′ C7 – B7 96 – 107 3520five-lined c – b′′′′′ ′′′′′ C8 – B8 108 – 119 7040

six-lined c – b′′′′′′ ′′′′′′ C9 – B9 120 – 127

up to G9 14080

On a Piano:A0 Lowest NoteC8 Highest Note

MIDI Keyboard:0 or C-1 Lowest@ 8.1758 Hz

127 or G9 Highest@ 12,544 Hz

Concert Tuning isA4 @ 440Hz

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Timbre• A Saxophone and A Trumpet are playing the same

note at the same pitch and at the same volume. • How do you tell the 2 instruments apart?

Timbre is the quality of a musical note or soundthat distinguishes an instrument. Otherwise referred to as:Tone Colour.

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A Melody

• A linear succession of musical tones.• A combination of pitch and rhythm.• Melodies often consist of one or more musical

phrases or motifs. Eg Beethovens 5th

Can you work out what this simple Melody is?

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More examples of Melodies

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Melodies

• Time to start creating your own Melody

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Next Week

The Amplification Of Sound

Don’t forget your Headphones and Memory Pen