Carnival of the Animals - Music Center

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Glossary & Reference Sheet Musical Terms (Lessons 1, 2 and 5) Composer: person who creates and writes down the music Dynamics: “louds” and “softs” Forte: loud Piano: soft Articulation: the way the notes are played (for example legato or staccato), comparable to articulation in poetry or acting Staccato: choppy articulation Legato: smooth articulation Tempo: speed (fast/slow/medium) Pitch: how high or low a tone is Timbre: sound peculiar to a particular instrument Tutti: all instruments playing at the same time Mime Terms Mime: The art of creating identification and empathy silently through a performance that is at once telling and beautiful. Stealth Walk: The activity of walking slowly and silently like a sneaking animal. Silent Circle (The Magic Circle): The group formation that results from all students performing the Stealth Walk in unison. Pantomime: The art of creating imaginary objects. Fixed-point: A point in space that does not move. Shape: The form the hand or body takes on to portray an object or design. Tension: The measure of force used in movement and pantomime. Freeze: A (usually sudden) still position. Facial Expression: The communication of emotions using the face. Position: The arrangement of all the parts of the body. Gesture: A physical activity that communicates an idea. Walks: A physical progression from one point to another using a specific rhythm and body position. Conflict: A state of disagreement; a problem. Rehearsal: The process of practicing in preparation for a performance. Music Center Anchor Work Model Curriculum Unit: Carnival of the Animals © 2011 Music Center/Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles County. All Rights Reserved. 32
Piano Percussion French Horns Harp Orchestra Seating Arrangement Timpani Clarinets Bassoons Trumpets Piccolo and Flutes Oboes Second Violins Music Center Anchor Work Model Curriculum Unit: Carnival of the Animals © 2011 Music Center/Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles County. All Rights Reserved. First Violins Conductor Violas Trombones Tuba Celli 33 Double Basses
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