Description

• Grade: Fifth
• Origin: Latin Hymn – attributed to Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1525-1594)
• Key: F Major
• Time: 3/4
• Form: through composed (three phrases)
• Rhythm: beginners: | ti ti ta/a | ta ta ta | ta ta/a |
  | ta ti ti ti ti | ta/ ti ta | syncopation, | ti ti ta ta |
  | ta/a/a | ta/ ti ti ti | syncopation
• Pitches: intermediate: So Ti Do Re Mi Fa So La
• Intervals: advanced: Do\So (P4), So/Mi (M6), Re\So (P5), So/Fa (m7), Ti/La (m7), Do/So (P5), Re/La8(P5), So8\So descending dominate octave skip, Mi\Ti (P4), Ti/Re/So8 ascending dominate arpeggio (V, C)
• Musical Elements: notes: dotted half, half, dotted quarter, quarter, eighth; syncopation, multiple vocal slurs, three part round in eight measure phrases, dominate arpeggio, dominate octave skip, two intervals of a minor seventh, singing in three parts
• Key Words: sacred, language: Latin; “Give us Peace,” Latin hymn, canon hymn, Italian Renaissance
• Recorder: advanced: two intervals of a seventh, eight measure phrases foster breath support, playing alone and with others, trio ensemble practice