High And Low Sounds
Many instruments such as piano, guitar or clarinet can play notes which are at a particular pitch. These notes have names like A B C D E F and G. Most drums and percussion instruments don’t have these exact notes, but they still produce a variety of higher and lower sounds.
For example, a bass drum has a low sound (boom), a snare drum has a higher sound (crack), and a triangle has an even higher sound (ting). Notice also that the lower sounding notes appear low on the staff and the higher sounding notes appear higher on the staff.
Class Sessions
1- INTRODUCTION
2- How to Read Music
3- The Drumkit
4- First and Second Endings
5- The Whole Note
6- The Three Four Time Signature
7- The Half Rest
8- The Dotted Quarter Note
9- Playing Two Notes Together
10- Playing Both Bongos
11- Playing The Bongo Drums
12- The Metronome
13- Learning More About Music
14- Two Hits in a Row
15- High And Low Sounds
16- The Lead-in
17- Bar Lines
18- Playing the Triangle
19- Playing and Timing
20- Instruments Used in This Book
21- The Keyboard