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Teacher Name: Height COURSE TITLE/GRADE: Music Theory II 10-12 DEPARTMENT/SUBJECT: Performing Arts / Band Board Approval Date: August 28, 2012 Essential Questions Unit 1 - September Unit 2 - October Unit 3 Nov. / Dec. What is a scale? How many notes are in a scale? What is the combination of whole and half steps? What is the circle of 4 th & 5 th? What function does it have? What are the order of flats and sharps? Scales, Chords, Circle of 4ths & 5ths, Flats and Sharps. Corresponding work book pages and examples from book. What is nomenclature? What is a figured bass symbol? What is a chord progression? Analyze chord progressions and selected pieces. Figured Bass Symbols, Figured Bass/ chord progression, Analysis Corresponding work book pages and examples from book. How does a chord invert? What is a triad and seventh chord? How doe they function? What is the indication they are inverted. Figured Bass Symbols, Figured Bass/ chord progression, Analysis. Build chords with the different inversions. Identify through analysis different chord inversions along with the chord Corresponding work book pages and examples from book. Students will be able to write major, minor, augmented and diminished scales. Students will be able to identify major, minor, diminished and augmented chords. Students will understand figured bass symbols and how to use them. Students will be able to understand and construct a structured chord Students will be able to analyze selected pieces and determine a logical chord Develop a clear understanding and interest in the functions and symbols of the music language. Students will also develop through ear training. Students will understand figured bass symbols and how to use them. Students will be able to build a chord Students will be able to analyze selected pieces and determine a logical chord Develop a clear understanding and interest in the functions and symbols of the music language. Students will also develop through ear training. NJ Core Standard

Resources Music in Theory and Practice- book & workbook:benward& White Interdiscipli Discussion on components of building nary compositions? Analysis of band and choir music. Connections Discussion of history of Renaissance Period and Gregorian chants. Discussion of Sound waves and frequencies. The development of aural skills through ear training and dictation. Discussion and analysis of form and writing techniques of modern published music from the Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Modernperiods. Music in Theory and Practice- book & workbook:benward& White Discussion on components of building compositions? Analysis of band and choir music. Discussion of history of Renaissance Period and Gregorian chants. Discussion of Sound waves and frequencies. The development of aural skills through ear training and dictation. Discussion and analysis of form and writing techniques of modern published music from the Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Modernperiods. Tonal Harmony- book & work book: Kostka & Payne Music in Theory and Practice- book & workbook:benward& White Discussion on components of building compositions? Analysis of band and choir music. Discussion of history of Renaissance Period and Gregorian chants. Discussion of Sound waves and frequencies. The development of aural skills through ear training and dictation. Discussion and analysis of form and writing techniques of modern published music from the Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Modernperiods.

Essential Questions Unit 4 - January What is rhythm? How is it used? What is the pulse and who controls it? How do writers and arrangers determine time meter and duration when composint? Unit 5 - February - March Part writing rules? What is a cadence? How are these elements applied to chords? Where does a cadence take place in a chord progression? Identify time signatures meters. Ostinatos and hemiolas Simple/ compound time with duple, triple and quadruple Beat groupings and odd meters SATB 16 th C. writing rules Cadences- PAC, IPAC, 1/2, PLAGAL, DECEPTIVE Soprano lines Movement of cadences 3 part and 4 part writing NJ Core Standards Students will be able to identify, discus and construct meters visually or audibly. Students will understand figured bass symbols and how to use them. Students will be able to understand and construct a structured chord Students will be able to analyze selected pieces and determine a logical chord Develop a clear understanding and interest in the functions and symbols of the music language. Students will be able to identify and construct all cadences indicated above. Students will show an understanding of the part writing rules through cadences and chord progressions. Students will understand figured bass symbols and how to use them. Students will be able to understand and construct a structured chord Students will be able to analyze selected pieces and determine a logical chord Develop a clear understanding and interest in the functions and symbols of the music language. Resources Music in Theory and Practice- book & workbook:benward& White; Music in Theory and Practice- book & workbook:benward& White Interdisciplin ary Connections Discussion on components of building compositions? Analysis of band and choir music. Discussion of history of Renaissance Period and Gregorian chants. Discussion of Discussion on components of building compositions? Analysis of band and choir music. Discussion of history of Renaissance Period and Gregorian chants. Discussion of Sound waves and frequencies. The development of aural skills through ear training and dictation. Discussion

Sound waves and frequencies. The development of aural skills through ear training and dictation. Discussion and analysis of form and writing techniques of modern published music from the Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Modernperiods. and analysis of form and writing techniques of modern published music from the Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Modernperiods. Unit 6 March / April / May Essential Questions What are non-harmonic tones? Student compositions- 8, 12, 24, 36 measure. Analysis of chord progressions. Part writing rules through larger chord progressions Major and minor examples. Figured bass examples Balanced ideas/ Form Rhythm- in measure/ beat groupings NJ Core Standards Resources Build through smaller compositions to prepare for the final project of a 32 measure original piece in 4 part writing. Students will understand figured bass symbols and how to use them. Students will be able to understand and construct a structured chord Students will be able to analyze selected pieces and determine a logical chord Develop a clear understanding and interest in the functions and symbols of the music language. Music in Theory and Practice- book & workbook:benward& White

Interdisciplinary Connections Discussion on components of building compositions? Analysis of band and choir music. Discussion of history of Renaissance Period and Gregorian chants. Discussion of Sound waves and frequencies. The development of aural skills through ear training and dictation. Discussion and analysis of form and writing techniques of modern published music from the Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Modernperiods. REVISED December 18, 2012