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Playing Together
Age 10 · Music
In a music group, each person has a part. They listen and keep time together to make one song.
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In the picture
- A singer’s voice: one part in the music.
- Xylophone bars: struck to play a melody.
- Drum skin: tapped to keep a steady beat.
- Raised hand: a beat cue that everyone follows.
Examples
- A school choir singing one song with different voice parts.
- A band where guitar, drums and keyboard play together.
Key takeaways
- Each part is different but fits with the others.
- Keeping a steady beat helps everyone stay together.
Quiz: Playing Together (Age 10)
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In a music group, what does each person have?
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What does a steady beat help the group do?
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What is true about the different parts in a music group?
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