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  • Fairytales

    We explored clapping along to the syllables of words including our own names and learnt phrases before creating rhythmic patterns to retell a familiar fairy tale. This playful activity introduced us to the concept of rhythm, a key building block of music. We also explored changing our voices to convey a range of emotions. By experimenting with high and low pitches, loud and soft volumes, we discovered how our voices have unique qualities, just like a fingerprint for sound – this is what we call timbre! Through fairy tales, we further explored this concept; learning that different characters have distinct voices i.e. The Big Bad Wolf. This helped us to understand how timbre can be used to identify a speaker and express emotions in a story.

    Robot

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    Princess

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    Elderly Man

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    Baby

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    Mouse

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    Wolf

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    Queen

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    Jolly Timbre

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    Angry Timbre

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