Blog del departamento de Música del IES Rodríguez Moñino de Badajoz con la experiencia de clase y con todo el material utilizado para trabajar los contenidos de nuestras asignaturas.
We studied the music during The Middle Ages using videos and the music book.
Link to the Middle Ages in this blog
Religious music
Javier Villanueva´s drawing
Vera Tato´s drawing
Angie´s picture
Paula Caraballo´s Gregorian score
Blanca Moralo´s summary
Cecilia Carrillo´s picture
Javier Villanueva´s summary
Irene´s drawing
Pablo Jaramago´s drawing
In order to work the origin of the names of the notes, we performed a play about a moment in the life of Guido d´Arezzo, you know, he invented a system to solfege ( "solmisation") and named the notes as we know them today from a hymn dedicated to Saint John the Baptist.
2º CD
Angie Al Watar´s picture
Finally, we watched three videos about the most important female composer in religious and medieval music: HILDEGARD VON BINGEN
(Audios produced by the teacher with some of the best minipodcasts).
The music during The Renaissance
A nice introduction ( by Angie Al Wattar)
We studied the Renaissance instruments, danced different dances, played and analysed"Ay linda amiga", an anonymous villancico from sixteenth century. We dealt with the main contents to know the Musical Renaissance.
We worked about gospel because it´s the most known polyphonic music.
We sang: "Oh when the saints", "Down to the river to pray", "Oh happy day" and "Baba Yetu"
Finally we recorded a podcast about the Renaissance during present day music.
We recorded a short script, a dialogue between Bach and a girl, leonor, who traveled to the Baroque period, integrating pieces of music composed by Bach to know his music.
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