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    The document discusses different sources of sounds that people hear, including people, animals, nature, objects, vehicles, and musical instruments. It describes the qualities of timbre and dynamics, how they differentiate sounds, and provides examples of soft and loud sounds. It also discusses the human voice and how it is used for speaking, singing, whispering, and other sounds. The document concludes by covering percussion instruments and how they produce sound through beating, striking, shaking, or rubbing.

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    Music 2 TIMBRE AND DYNAMICS

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    The document discusses different sources of sounds that people hear, including people, animals, nature, objects, vehicles, and musical instruments. It describes the qualities of timbre and dynamics, how they differentiate sounds, and provides examples of soft and loud sounds. It also discusses the human voice and how it is used for speaking, singing, whispering, and other sounds. The document concludes by covering percussion instruments and how they produce sound through beating, striking, shaking, or rubbing.

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    Timbre

    and
    Dynamics
    Sources of
    Sound
    Different sounds are made and heard
    around us. Each sound produces a
    unique or special quality.
    The quality of sound in music is called
    timbre or tone color. Timbre is what
    differentiates a musical sound from
    another even if they have the same
    pitch and loudness.
    We hear sounds from the following sources:
    PEOPLE

    talking shouting crying


    We hear sounds from the following sources:
    PEOPLE

    singing laughing snoring


    We hear sounds from the following sources:
    ANIMALS

    cow bird dog


    We hear sounds from the following sources:
    ANIMALS

    cat bee owl


    We hear sounds from the following sources:
    NATURE

    raining wind whistling


    We hear sounds from the following sources:
    NATURE

    sound of the sea thunder and lightning


    We hear sounds from the following sources:
    OBJECTS

    radio television
    We hear sounds from the following sources:
    OBJECTS

    clock electric fan


    We hear sounds from the following sources:
    VEHICLES

    jeepney ambulance
    We hear sounds from the following sources:
    VEHICLES

    motorcycle police car


    We hear sounds from the following sources:
    AIR TRANSPORTATION

    airplane helicopter
    We hear sounds from the following sources:
    MUSICAL INSTRUMENT

    piano tambourine maracas


    We hear sounds from the following sources:
    CONSTRUCTION SITE
    Your voice has a special sound or
    tone color. You use it in many ways
    such as in speaking, singing,
    whispering, whistling, humming and
    shouting. Beautiful and interesting
    sounds can be made through your
    voice.
    Kindly prepare your
    whiteboard and
    marker.
    Write the source of sound.
    • people
    • animal
    • nature
    • object
    • musical instrument
    Write the source of sound.
    • people
    • animal
    • nature
    • object
    • musical instrument
    Write the source of sound.
    • people
    • animal
    • nature
    • object
    • musical instrument
    Write the source of sound.
    • people
    • animal
    • nature
    • object
    • musical instrument
    Write the source of sound.
    • people
    • animal
    • nature
    • object
    • musical instrument
    Write the source of sound.
    • people
    • animal
    • nature
    • object
    • musical instrument
    Write the source of sound.
    • people
    • animal
    • nature
    • object
    • musical instrument
    Write the source of sound.
    • people
    • animal
    • nature
    • object
    • musical instrument
    DYNAMICS
    It is the loudness or softness
    of a musical sound.
    DYNAMICS
    Soft and loud sounds add
    beauty to music more
    interesting and more
    expressive.
    Identify if the sound made is
    soft or loud.

    humming birds
    Identify if the sound made is
    soft or loud.

    crying baby
    Identify if the sound made is
    soft or loud.

    whispering
    Identify if the sound made is
    soft or loud.

    noisy class
    Identify if the sound made is
    soft or loud.

    playing guitar
    Identify if the sound made is
    soft or loud.

    fighting
    Replicating sources of sound
    with body movements or
    known as Body Sounds or
    Body Percussions.
    • Clapping . tapping
    • Snapping . whistling
    • Stamping . Slapping
    They can be used in
    combination with vocal
    sounds or movements.
    Match the body movements to its correct
    name.
    clapping

    whistling

    snapping

    tapping

    stamping
    SPEAKING VOICE

    This is your natural voice that


    you use when talking or
    speaking, reading or reciting.
    SINGING VOICE

    You use this when singing a


    song.
    Tell if the picture shows speaking voice
    or singing voice.
    Tell if the picture shows speaking voice
    or singing voice.
    Tell if the picture shows speaking voice
    or singing voice.
    Tell if the picture shows speaking voice
    or singing voice.
    PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS
    They produced nonpitched or
    nontuned sounds when
    played.
    They make sounds by beating,
    striking, shaking and rubbing.
    PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS

    drum triangle
    PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS

    tambourine cymbals
    PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS

    maracas castanets
    PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS

    xylophone piano
    Identify if the instrument is
    percussion or not.
    YES or NO
    Identify if the instrument is
    percussion or not.
    YES or NO
    Identify if the instrument is
    percussion or not.
    YES or NO
    Identify if the instrument is
    percussion or not.
    YES or NO
    Identify if the instrument is
    percussion or not.
    YES or NO

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