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    Tin Whistle: Weeks 7-12

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    The document provides instructions for learning the tin whistle over 12 weeks. It introduces musical concepts like notes, scales, rhythm, dynamics, and written symbols. It includes diagrams of the tin whistle and staff, as well exercises for students to practice with their right and left hands. The goal is for students to learn the basics of playing the tin whistle and reading simple tunes.

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    The document provides instructions for learning the tin whistle over 12 weeks. It introduces musical concepts like notes, scales, rhythm, dynamics, and written symbols. It includes diagrams of the tin whistle and staff, as well exercises for students to practice with their right and left hands. The goal is for students to learn the basics of playing the tin whistle and reading simple tunes.

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    Tin Whistle para Principiantes

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    The document provides instructions for learning the tin whistle over 12 weeks. It introduces musical concepts like notes, scales, rhythm, dynamics, and written symbols. It includes diagrams of the tin whistle and staff, as well exercises for students to practice with their right and left hands. The goal is for students to learn the basics of playing the tin whistle and reading simple tunes.

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    Tin Whistle: Weeks 7-12

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    The document provides instructions for learning the tin whistle over 12 weeks. It introduces musical concepts like notes, scales, rhythm, dynamics, and written symbols. It includes diagrams of the tin whistle and staff, as well exercises for students to practice with their right and left hands. The goal is for students to learn the basics of playing the tin whistle and reading simple tunes.

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    This document introduces the tin whistle and provides lessons on musical notation, scales, dynamics and playing techniques.

    Musical symbols introduced include notes, rests, clefs, time signatures, dynamics, articulations, and ornaments.

    Notes introduced include whole, half, quarter, eighth notes and dotted notes. Rest symbols include whole, half, quarter and eighth rests.

    Oh sing to the LORD a new song,

    for he has done marvelous things!


    His right hand and his holy arm
    have worked salvation for him.

    The LORD has made known his salvation;


    He has revealed his righteousness in the
    sight of the nations.
    He has remembered his steadfast
    love and faithfulness to the house of Israel.
    Classical Conversations Fine Arts presents:
    All the ends of the earth have seen

    Tin Whistle
    the salvation of our God.

    Make a joyous noise to the LORD, all the earth;


    break forth into joyous song and sing praises!
    Weeks 7-12

    Sing praises to the LORD with the lyre,


    with the lyre and the sound of melody!

    With trumpets and the sound of the horn


    make a joyful noise before the King, the LORD!
    ~Psalm 98 : 16
    Week 7
    Introduction to the Tin Whistle and Musical Symbols

    Cacophany - Harsh sound or discord where sounds dont


    work together

    Symphony - Pleasant sounds that work together and


    harmonize or blend well

    Melody - an agreeable rhythmic succession of sounds.

    Harmony - Two or more different melodies playing at the


    same time.

    Frere Jacques
    Draw your own tin whistle:

    Tin Whistle
    Mouthpiece
    Fipple
    Finger holes
    Barrel

    Instrument - Any of various devices or contrivances that


    can be used to produce musical tones or sounds.
    Finger code - shows how each note is played .
    Learn your notes and use this music to practice.

    The Butterfly Jig

    All those endearing young charms


    Staff - A group of 5 lines used for writing the notes of a song.

    Practice writing some notes on the below.


    Week 8
    Musical Symbol Meanings & Left hand Tin Whistle Exercises

    Whole Note Half Note Quarter Note Dotted Half Eighth Note
    Note with Flag

    Note Names

    When the note is on the line: When the note is on the space:
    Every Good Boy Does Fine It spells the word F - A - C - E

    Treble Clef - Practice drawing more on the staff.


    Week 12
    Musical Dynamics 2 and More Tune Playing

    piano - playing softly; p

    forte - playing loud or forcefully; f

    mezzo piano - medium soft; mp

    Left Hand Exercise ~~~~ Notes: B A G


    mezzo forte - medium loud; mf

    London Bridges Falling Down


    Week 9
    Musical Symbol Rhythm and Right Hand Tin Whistle Exercise

    Rhythm - The pattern that the notes take when played. The
    pattern achieved by having some notes played for a longer
    time and some for a shorter time.

    Measure

    Time Signature Bar Lines

    Time Signature - A musical symbol that tells how long to


    play or hold a note. The top number tells how many beats
    are in a measure. The bottom number tells what kind of
    note gets one beat.
    Week 11
    Musical Scale and Playing a Simple Tune on the Tin Whistle

    Dynamics -
    Markings in music which indicate variation in force or
    intensity

    Crescendo - Gradual increase in the volume of the music

    Right Hand Exercise ~~~~ Notes: F# E D


    Legato - Smooth connected notes

    Staccato - Disconnected, short clear-cut notes

    Rest - A symbol that indicates silence

    Whole Rest Half Rest Quarter Rest Eighth Rest

    (4 beats) (2 beats) (1 beat) (1/2 beat)


    Week 10
    Musical Scale and Playing a Simple Tune on the Tin Whistle

    Musical Scale - Made up of seven notes in order from low to


    high. It begins and ends on the same note.

    Both Hand Exercise ~~~~ Notes: B A G F# E D


    Octave - The interval of eight degrees between two tones of
    the same name.

    Tempo - Rate of speed

    Sharp - A sign used to indicate that a note is to be raised by


    a half step.

    Flat - A sign used to indicate that a note is to be lowered by


    a half step.

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