Visual and Performing Arts for the CSET

Filed Under CSET Multiple Subject | Leave a Comment

 Print this Article

starting at C sharp, you’re playing a male scale-the first note is C sharp and the cornerstone is F sharp, a perfect third. If you play a five note scale starting at D sharp, you’re playing a

female scale-the first note is D sharp and the cornerstone is G sharp, a perfect fourth.

Finally, Chinese and Japanese musical theory were based on the eight categories of sound (Chinese: pa yin ): metal (bells), stone (stone chimes), earth (ocarina), leather (drums), silk (stringed instruments), wood (double reed wind instruments), gourd (sho , or mouth organ), and bamboo (flute).

If thine enemy wrong thee, buy each of his children a drum.

By Joe Kodiar

http://www.ACEtheCSET.com

Popularity: 3% [?]

Continue Lesson - Pages: 1 2

Did you find this lesson helpful? Would you like to be alerted when a new lesson like this is posted?

 Subscribe to ACE the CSET Blog
What is RSS?

Or, Subscribe via email:

Comments

Visual and Performing Arts for the CSET Sponsers


If you find this site useful, please leave a donation for our writers so you can enjoy the spirit of giving too.

• Power Quote

  Only I can change my life. No one can do it for me. - Carol Burnett

Motivational Screensaver For the CSET

Reduce CSET Stress And Negativity With This Motivational Screensaver For Teacher Candidates