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Looking to use Grade 5 Lesson 19: History of Jazz Lesson 5 in your Grade 5 classroom?

While teaching this learning module you will cover multiple concepts including: Beat, Harmony

You'll also cover the themes of: Eras in Music

Grade 5 Lesson 19: History of Jazz Lesson 5

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Concepts(s):
Beat, Harmony
Themes(s):
Eras in Music
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Introduction

In this lesson, you will:

  • review the cup game to Backporch blues, create new cup games
  • review the blues
  • view the History of Jazz Lesson 5: “Swing” – listen to “Sing, Sing, Sing” with the Benny Goodman orchestra, and complete or discuss the worksheet questions
  • #52 “Scoo be Doo Song” – learn to sing or play the song

Objectives

  • I can tell what swing style is.
  • I can perform a cup game.
  • I can sing and move to a swing piece.

View the Cup Game Demo

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View the Cup Game Demo

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Use the Audio Track and Create Your Own Cup Game

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Use the Audio Track and Create Your Own Cup Game

Learn About the 12 Bar Blues

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Learn About the 12 Bar Blues

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Learn About the Swing Era

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Learn About the Swing Era

Watch the video to learn about the swing era.

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Complete the Worksheet or Discuss the Questions

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Complete the Worksheet or Discuss the Questions

View the Listening Example, "Sing, Sing, Sing" With the Benny Goodman Orchestra.

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View the Listening Example, "Sing, Sing, Sing" With the Benny Goodman Orchestra.

This is a YouTube link.

If the link doesn't work, google "Sing, Sing, Sing" with the Benny Goodman orchestra.

Complete or discuss the listening assessment questions in the worksheet.

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Learn to Sing the "Scoo be Doo" Song

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Learn to Sing the "Scoo be Doo" Song

This song is a great performance piece for upper elementary.

It uses swing rhythms.
Create movements to go with each ostinato.
After you've learned the song in unison, layer the ostinatos until you can perform all 4 parts.

If singing is not allowed, do the movements to the music.
Or - play the ostinato patterns on barred instruments or Boomwhackers.

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