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    Activity Steps

    1. Explain the Game:


     Tell pupils they will listen to short song snippets and guess the title or
    artist.
     Explain that they will share their guesses after each snippet.

    2. Play a Song Snippet:


     Play the first 10-15 second snippet.

    3. Guessing Time:
     Give pupils a moment to write down or discuss their guess.

    4. Share Guesses:
     Ask each pupil or team to share their guess.

    5. Reveal the Answer:


     Announce the correct title and artist.

    6. Scoring:
     Give points for correct answers. Keep track of scores.

    7. Repeat:
     Repeat steps 2-6 for each song snippet.

    ### Directions for "Harmony of Emotions: Listening to the Language of Music"


    Activity

    1. Explain the Concept


    - Tell pupils that music can express emotions like happiness, sadness, and
    excitement.

    2. Play Music
    - Play different pieces of music that show various emotions.

    3. Emotional Responses
    - After each piece, have pupils write down or share how the music made
    them feel.

    4. Analyze
    - Explain how melody, rhythm, and tempo create emotional effects.

    5. Reflect
    - Ask pupils to think about how music affects their emotions in daily life.
    In the Melodic Duets activity, pupils will create harmonious music together.
    They will pair up with a partner and collaborate to play melodic lines that
    complement each other. Each student will take turns playing their melody
    while the other listens and responds with a harmonizing part.

    **Objective:** Pupils will express their creativity and musical ideas through
    collaboration and improvisation.

    **Description:** In the Melodic Duets activity, pupils will create harmonious


    music together. They will pair up with a partner and collaborate to play
    melodic lines that complement each other. Each student will take turns
    playing their melody while the other listens and responds with a harmonizing
    part.

    Directions:
    1. Pair Up:
     Divide the pupils into pairs.
    2. Assign Roles:
     Assign one pupil to play a melodic line and the other to harmonize.
    3. Take Turns:
     The first pupil plays their melody.
    4. Respond:
     The second pupil listens and responds with a harmonizing part.
    5. Switch Roles:
     After a few turns, switch roles so both pupils experience playing and
    harmonizing.

    1. Start with Sounds:


     Begin by talking about listening to music and briefly showing pictures of
    instruments.

    2. Listen and Learn:


     Play short music clips, asking students to identify the instruments heard
    and discuss their sounds.

    3. Hands-On Experience:
     Use recordings to demonstrate instrument sounds. Allow students to ask
    questions and explore.

    4. Group Activity:
     Divide students into groups and play music, having them guess the
    instruments heard for points.

    5. Wrap Up:
     Review the lesson's main points and encourage students to keep listening
    to music at home.
    Directions:
    1. Set Up Stations:
     Arrange listening stations around the classroom, each labeled with a
    different music genre (e.g., classical, jazz, rock, pop, folk).

    2. Rotate and Listen:


     Divide students into small groups and assign each group to a starting
    station. Students rotate through the stations, spending a few minutes at
    each one listening to music excerpts.

    3. Discussion Time:
     After listening at each station, facilitate a brief discussion with the groups.
    Encourage students to share what they noticed about the music genre
    they just heard, focusing on tempo, instruments, mood, and any cultural
    aspects they recognize.

    4. Rotation Continues:
     Continue rotating groups through the stations until each group has visited
    every genre station.

    5. Wrap Up:
     Gather the whole class together for a final discussion. Recap the main
    characteristics of each genre and encourage students to share their
    favorite discoveries.

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