Q4 Music 6 Module 2
Q4 Music 6 Module 2
Q4 Music 6 Module 2
Music
Quarter 4 - Modyul 2:
Demonstration of Different
Kinds of Tempo
Music – Music 6
Quarter 4 – Module 2: Demonstration of Different Kinds of Tempo
First Edition, 2020
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Music
Quarter 4 - Modyul 2:
Demonstration of Different
Kinds of Tempo
Introductory Message
For the facilitator:
As a facilitator, you are expected to orient the learners on how to use
this module. You also need to keep track of the learners' progress while
allowing them to manage their own learning at home. Furthermore, you are
expected to encourage and assist the learners as they do the tasks included
in the module.
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Let Us Learn
How are you? I hope you are ready to learn our lesson in Music 6 today?
Today, we will continue to explore and understand more the beauty of music
which I will introduce to you the different kinds of tempo. Specifically, it seeks
to achieve the learning competency , Demonstrates the different kinds of
tempo by following tempo marks in a song from the community;
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Are you ready? Now, let us begin this module. Have fun learning students!
Let Us Try
Analyze Me
You already know the different kinds of tempo in the previous lesson, let us
try to evaluate what you have learn. Analyze and tell the appropriate tempo
for the following actions:
Guide Questions:
1. From the given examples, how did you come up with your answer?
Explain.
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2. Have you encountered or heard a song that has different kinds of
tempo? How did you recognize it?
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Let Us Study
LET US REVIEW!
To understand more the beauty of tempo, let us go back to its definition and
its type of tempo.
Tempo comes from the Latin word tempus which means “time” Tempo
pertains to the speed at which a musical piece or passage is meant to be
played. The speed of music can be slow or fast or in between. Tempo
influences how music sounds and feels. Thus making music more expressive
and alive.
The tempo of a musical piece is usually indicated in the top of a musical score.
This is called tempo marking. Tempo markings can be found anywhere in a
piece depending on the composers desire to change the mood of the song. The
different kinds of tempo marking are written in Italian. Below are some of
them.
Term Meaning
Grave Solemn, very slow
Largo Broad, very slow
Adagio Slow, but not as slow as largo
Lento Slow
Andante Moderately slow
Andantino A little ore faster than andante
Moderato At a moderate speed
Allegro Fast, lively and bright
Vivace Fast and lively
Presto Very fast
Accelerando Gradually becoming faster
Ritardando Gradually becoming slower
A Tempo Means to return in its original speed
As you understand the definition and its type of tempo, let us try to
demonstrate the some different kinds of tempo in a given music sheet. In our
example we will use the Philippine folk song, “Pandangguhan” by Levi Celerio.
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A tempo
vivace
A tempo
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Let Us Practice
Column A Column B
_______1. A tempo a. very slow
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Let Us Remember
Term Meaning
Grave Solemn, very slow
Largo Broad, very slow
Adagio Slow, but not as slow
as largo
Lento Slow
Andante Moderately slow
Andantino A little ore faster than
andante
Moderato At a moderate speed
Allegro Fast, lively and bright
Vivace Fast and lively
Presto Very fast
Accelerando Gradually becoming
faster
Ritardando Gradually becoming
slower
A Tempo Means to return in its
original speed
Let Us Assess
Multiple Choice. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
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5. A broad, very slow tempo is called what?
A. Vivace C. Grave
B. Largo D. Presto
6. The medium tempo is called what?
A. Largo B. Andante C. Moderato D. Lento
7. Which of the following terms indicates music should gradually slow
down in speed?
A. Decrescendo C. Accelerando
B. Crescendo D. Ritardando
8. The term a tempo indicates the performer should do which of the
following?
A. Begin performing at a faster speed
B. Begin performing at a slower speed
C. Begin performing at the original speed
D. Begin performing at whatever speed the performer desires
9. This tempo marking indicates the music should be performed in a
solemn manner; very, very slow.
A. Vivace C. Grave
B. Largo D. Presto
10. The following tempo marking means that music should be performed
in a moderately slow tempo or at a walking pace
A. A Tempo C. Ritardando
B. Presto D. Andante
11. Adagio means _____________.
A. Slow but not slow as Largo C. Gradually Becoming faster
B. Slow D. Very fast
12. Andantino means ___________.
A. Slow but not slow as Largo C. Gradually Becoming faster
B. Faster than Andante D. Very fast
13. Accelerando means _____________.
A. Slow but not slow as Largo C. Gradually Becoming faster
B. Slow D. Very fast
14. Presto means ____________.
A. Slow but not slow as Largo C. Gradually Becoming faster
B. Slow D. Very fast
15. Lento means ___________.
A. Slow but not slow as Largo C. Gradually Becoming faster
B. Slow D. Very fast
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Let Us Enhance
SING IT ACCURATELY!
You already know the tempo of PANDANGGUHAN, now let us assess if you
get it rightly by singing “PANDANGGUHAN” by Levi Celerio. Use the lyrics
below for guidance. Pass your video or audio to your teacher if possible. For
scoring, refer to the rubrics below.
LYRICS:
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RUBRICS FOR SCORING
50 points Demonstrate the song accurately, following all the right tempo
from the start to end of the song.
40 points Demonstrate the song but has one mistake.
30 points Demonstrate the song but has two mistake.
20 points Demonstrate the song but has three mistake.
10 points Demonstrate the song but don’t follow all the tempo given.
Let Us Reflect
Music plays a vital role in our life; it motivates us, and it enlightens our
soul. Learning music creates fun and helps us become smarter, studies show
that learning music through singing or playing an instrument process our
cognitive, affective, and psychomotor domain.
Music theory is a foundation of music, one of these is learning different
types of tempo. Once you learn more about tempo, it helps you discover the
beauty of music, its emphasis what the composer wants to tell you about plus
it is pleasant to our ears when we heard them.
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Let us Assess Let us Practice More
1. A 1. F
2. B 2. T
3. A 3. F
4. C 4. T
5. B 5. F
6. C
7. D
8. C Let us Practice
9. C
10. D 1. B
11. A 2. A
12. B 3. E
13. C 4. D
14. D 5. C
15. B
Let us Try
1. Andante
2. Allegro
3. Grave
4. Presto
5. Accelerando
Answer Key
References
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