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Vocabulary
musical formssmall and large musical formsABABAabacrondotheme and variationssimple songslarger worksaural examples
Skills
  • identify (small and large musical forms in aural examples) #dok1
  • label (AB, ABA, abac, rondo, and theme and variations forms in simple songs and larger works) #dok1
  • distinguish (between different musical forms when listening to music) #dok2
  • analyze (structure of musical forms presented aurally) #dok3
  • justify (the classification of a musical form based on evidence from the music) #dok3
Learning Targets
  • I can identify AB, ABA, abac, rondo, and theme and variations forms when I hear them. #dok1
  • I can label the musical form of simple songs and larger works. #dok1
  • I can distinguish between different musical forms by listening for patterns. #dok2
  • I can analyze how a musical form is structured in an aural example. #dok3
  • I can justify my identification of a musical form by describing patterns and sections in the music. #dok3
Big Ideas
  • Musical works can be broken down and better understood through the identification of their forms and patterns.
  • Recognizing and labeling musical forms deepens understanding and appreciation of music.
Essential Questions
  • What clues in the music help you identify its form?
  • How do small and large musical forms create structure in music?
  • Why is it important to recognize different musical forms when listening to music?
  • How does listening for patterns help explain how a piece of music is organized?
  • How are forms like AB and rondo similar and different in structure?