The National Music Teacher
The National Music Teacher
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T. Carrie may sing the exercise.
[Carrie sinffs oorrectly.l m LESSON X Tlxi-ee X>e^x*eesi oT^ H [Exercises upon the first three degrees i practised from the blackboard, and the pu] the teacher where to write the notes upon the the following: 1,2,3- 1,2,3- 3,2,1- 3,2,1- 1,3,2- The attention of the children is directed at the bottom of Chart No. 1 ; and they are after the figure signifies that it is to be sung it is to be long. The pupils will be able to ti to the staff upon their slates ; also s...imilar the teacher. It will be well however for first, the children dictating.] T, If I wish to write in notes the exc the blackboard in figures, what must I do P, You must draw a staff.
[Teacher draws a staff.] T, WhatshaUIdonext?
P. Write the g clef.
[Teacher writes the g clef.] T. WhatshaUIdonext?
P. Write a figure 2.
T. Why?
P. Because there are two counts in a T. [Writing figure 2.] You are write in the first measure ?
P, Gy a, — short notes.
T. [ Writes.'] What shall I write in P, B, — a long note.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T. Carrie may sing the exercise.
[Carrie sinffs oorrectly.l m LESSON X Tlxi-ee X>e^x*eesi oT^ H [Exercises upon the first three degrees i practised from the blackboard, and the pu] the teacher where to write the notes upon the the following: 1,2,3- 1,2,3- 3,2,1- 3,2,1- 1,3,2- The attention of the children is directed at the bottom of Chart No. 1 ; and they are after the figure signifies that it is to be sung it is to be long. The pupils will be able to ti to the staff upon their slates ; also s...imilar the teacher. It will be well however for first, the children dictating.] T, If I wish to write in notes the exc the blackboard in figures, what must I do P, You must draw a staff.
[Teacher draws a staff.] T, WhatshaUIdonext?
P. Write the g clef.
[Teacher writes the g clef.] T. WhatshaUIdonext?
P. Write a figure 2.
T. Why?
P. Because there are two counts in a T. [Writing figure 2.] You are write in the first measure ?
P, Gy a, — short notes.
T. [ Writes.'] What shall I write in P, B, — a long note.
What to read after The National Music Teacher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason, Luther Whiting, 1818-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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