MÚSICA Y MATEMÁTICAS ¿POR QUÉ TENEMOS 12 NOTAS MUSICALES?

 

Have you ever wondered why Western music uses 12 different notes? Why are there seven white keys and five black keys on a piano? And what do mathematics and music have in common?

This fascinating video explores the mathematical and scientific ideas behind the musical system we use today. It explains how sound frequencies, harmonics, intervals and mathematical relationships have influenced the development of musical scales and the twelve-note system.

The video is a great example of how Music and Mathematics are closely connected. It shows that the notes we use in music are not simply the result of tradition, but are also related to patterns and numerical relationships found in sound.

THE ODISSEY SOUNDTRACK - ANCIENT GREEK MUSIC

What did music sound like hundreds of years ago?

When we study the History of Music, we often learn about composers, musical periods and famous pieces. But there is another fascinating way to explore the past: through musical instruments.

In this video, we can discover some of the instruments that were used in earlier periods of history and learn how musicians created music long before modern instruments, recording technology and electronic amplification existed.

Ancient instruments are much more than objects from the past. Each one tells us something about the society that created and used it.

The materials, shape and construction of an instrument can reveal what resources were available at the time and how people understood sound. Wood, animal skin, metal, bone and other natural materials were commonly used to create instruments.

 

VIDEO ESCALAS

 Video de Jaime Altozano sobre escalas. 

VIDEOS COMPASES Y TIPOS DE RITMOS

 

VIDEO MÚSICA URBANA

Jaime Altozano presenta un recorrido por las modas musicales más relevantes de la segunda mitad del siglo XX y el siglo XXI.

TIPOS DE VOCES

 Un grupo de cantantes del Royal Ballet and Opera presentan los distintos tipos de voces:

GAMES - INSTRUMENTS

GAMES - INSIDE THE ORCHESTRA 

PARTITURA "Ay, linda amiga"

 "Ay linda amiga" es una de las canciones polifónicas más representativas del Cancionero de Palacio, un compendio de música renacentista española que refleja la belleza y la complejidad del amor cortés. E

La pieza es de autor desconocido y destaca por su estructura melódica sencilla pero profundamente expresiva.

En la letra de la canción, el tema central es la lamentación de un amor no correspondido, algo muy común en la poesía de la época. 

DESCARGA LA PARTITURA

JUEGO DICTADO RÍTMICO

 En la web de aprendomusica.com podéis encontrar muchos juegos musicales como dictados rítmicos. 

Dictado 1

Otros dictados

MUSIC IN ANCIENT EGYPT

 https://study.com/academy/lesson/egyptian-music-instruments-history.html