The document provides instructions for composing underground music based on rhythms of stations on the London Underground. Students are asked to select 6-12 stations with interesting rhythms, decide the order and write the rhythms down using notes and a time signature. They then transfer the piece to percussion instruments, play it through while chanting station names and rhythms, and create a score of the composition on a large sheet of paper.
The document provides instructions for composing underground music based on rhythms of stations on the London Underground. Students are asked to select 6-12 stations with interesting rhythms, decide the order and write the rhythms down using notes and a time signature. They then transfer the piece to percussion instruments, play it through while chanting station names and rhythms, and create a score of the composition on a large sheet of paper.
The document provides instructions for composing underground music based on rhythms of stations on the London Underground. Students are asked to select 6-12 stations with interesting rhythms, decide the order and write the rhythms down using notes and a time signature. They then transfer the piece to percussion instruments, play it through while chanting station names and rhythms, and create a score of the composition on a large sheet of paper.
Choose a line on the London Underground to use for your
Underground Music Select some stations with interesting rhythms (between 6-12) Chant and clap these rhythms with your group and decide which order youre going to put your stations in Once youve decided on the stations and the order, try writing the rhythms down using notes (scrap first!!) Decide on an appropriate TIME SIGNATURE 2, 3, or 4 beats in a bar and try dividing your chosen rhythms up using bars and bar lines Now transfer your piece onto percussion instruments, play twice through, first chanting the names of the stations with their rhythms, the second time, the rhythms only Create a SCORE of your music neatly using coloured pens on a large sheet of paper. Youll need a copy of the London Underground map to help you with your composition.