5.MUSIC.3.F
Interpret through performance new and previously learned music symbols and terms referring to tempo, including accelarando and ritardando; dynamics; articulation; and meter, including simple and compound.
Grade 5 · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2013
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performancemusic symbolsmusic termstempoaccelerandoritardandodynamicsarticulationmetersimple metercompound meter
Skills
- interpret (music symbols and terms for tempo, dynamics, articulation, and meter) #dok2
- perform (music using interpretation of symbols and terms) #dok3
- differentiate (simple and compound meter) #dok2
- apply (interpretations of accelerando and ritardando in performance) #dok3
Learning Targets
- I can describe the meaning of music symbols and terms related to tempo, dynamics, articulation, and meter. #dok1
- I can identify accelerando and ritardando in music notation or terms. #dok1
- I can interpret music symbols and terms for tempo, dynamics, articulation, and meter when preparing music. #dok2
- I can differentiate between simple and compound meter while performing. #dok2
- I can perform music accurately by interpreting and applying new and previously learned symbols and terms, including accelerando and ritardando. #dok3
- I can adjust my performance to reflect the changes in tempo (accelerando, ritardando), dynamics, articulation, and meter as indicated in the music. #dok3
Big Ideas
- Music performance requires understanding and interpreting a variety of symbols and terms to faithfully express the composer’s intent.
- Applying accurate interpretations of tempo, dynamics, articulation, and meter is essential for expressive and skillful music performance.
Essential Questions
- How do music symbols and terms for tempo, dynamics, articulation, and meter influence the way we perform a piece of music?
- What is the importance of recognizing and interpreting accelerando and ritardando during a performance?
- How do musicians distinguish between simple and compound meter, and why does it matter?
- In what ways can you ensure your performance reflects both new and previously learned music symbols and terms?
- How does interpretation of music symbols and terms connect to expressing the emotional content of music?