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threelevelsoflisteningtomusic:
sensuouslevel,expressiveleveland
教学难点:
musiclevel
教学内容(要点)
TextI:
AHistoryofMusicinAmerica
TextII:
ListeningtoMusic
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徐州工程学院教案纸
PartI:
Backgroundinformation:
thetypesofmusic】拉丁音乐【LatinMusic】雷鬼音乐【ReggaeMusic】/说唱音乐【Hip-Hop&
RapMusic嘻哈】古典音乐【ClassicalMusic】器乐演奏【InstrumentalMusic】成人声乐【AdultVocals】童生声乐【ChildrenVocals歌剧【Opera】流行音乐【PopMusic】澳洲流行音乐【AustralianPopMusic】南美流行音乐【SouthAmericanPopMusic】欧洲流行音乐【EuropeanPopMusic】日韩流行音乐【Janpanese&
KoreanPopMusic】非洲流行音乐【AfricanPopMusic】NorthAmericanPopMusic】北美流行音乐【SouthAsianPopMusic】南亚流行音乐【ChinesePopMusic】华语流行音乐【OtherGenre】其他类别【KaraOK】ok【MusicVideo、MV、卡拉】卡拉OK【KaraOK】MV【MusicVideo】影视音乐【Movie&
TVSoundtrack】电视原声【TVSoundtrack】电影原声【MovieSoundtrack】动漫音乐【ComicCartoonMusic儿歌、胎教【Children'
s】民族音乐【NationalMusic】中国民族乐曲【ChineseNationalInstrumental】ChineseNational】中国民族歌曲【ElectronicMusic】电子乐【EasyListeningMusic】轻音乐【】世界音乐【WorldMusic】新世纪音乐【NewAgeMusic】摇滚乐【Rock'
n'
RollBritRock'
Roll英式摇滚【】金属乐【MetalMusic】Pioneer/FolkMusic】先锋/民族民谣【】独立音乐【IndieMusic】另类摇滚【AlternativePioneer/ExperimentInstrumentalMusic】实验器乐【先锋/】视觉摇滚【VisionRock'
Roll】歌特【另类/Alternative/Gothic
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朋克/新浪潮【Punk&
NewWaveMusic】
民谣【Folk】
乡村音乐【CountryMusic】
节奏布鲁斯【R&
B】
爵士蓝调【Jazz&
Blues】
爵士乐【JazzMusic】
游戏音乐【GameMusic】
宗教音乐【ReligiousMusic】
PartII:
Textlearning
AHistoryofMusicinAmericaTextA:
Pre-readingquestionsfordiscussion:
Musicisquitepopularwithstudents.Whatdoyouusuallylookfor
whenyoulistentomusic?
While-reading:
TextStructure:
1)Countryandfolkmusic
WhatistheHillbillies?
ThepeoplelivingintheAppalachianMountainsaresometimescalled
“Hillbillies”ThefirstsettlerstherecamefromtheBritishIslesand
theybroughttheirfolkmusicwiththem.Thismusic,mixedwiththe
blues,becamehillbillymusic.
2)Rock'
roll
The1950swereanexcitingtimeformusicinAmerica.
Intheearly50sslowromanticsongswerestillpopular.
3)Soul,discoandrap
Popularblackmusichadastrongbeatfordancing.Atfirstthismusic
wascalledrhythmandblues.Bythe1960sitwascalledsoul.Inthe
1970sanewdancemusicbecamepopular------disco.Discoisakind
ofsoulmusic,oftenwithLatinrhythms.Inthe1980sanumberof
blackmusiciansbecamesuperstars.
4)Newandold
Bythe1970srockmusichadbecomecomplex,withlongguitar
passages.
Inthe1970sand1980snewdiscoverieschangedthewaywelistened
tomusic.
Withawalkmanpeoplecouldtakemusicwiththem.
In1981anewTVstationMTV,wasstarted.
In1980s,wasatimeofnewtrends,butmoretraditionalrockmusic
alsocontinuedtobeimportant.Manymusiciansandmusicfans
becameconcernedaboutmanyproblemsintheworld.
thehistoryofmusic:
1)1920scountrymusic(Howdiditbecomepopular?
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ThefirstsettlersintheAppalachianMountainscomingfromBritish
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Islesbroughttheirfolkmusicwiththem.Thismusic,mixedwiththe
blues,becamehillbillymusic.Later,ashillbillymusicbecamemore
popular,itwascalledcountrymusic.
Thefeaturesofcountrymusic
Countrysongsareoftensadstoriesofloveandbrokenhearts.Farmers
andworkerslovedcountrymusicanditbecamethemusicofthe
workingpeople.
2)1930s.Folksongs
Duringthe1930sAmericanhadmanyeconomicproblems.Workers
expressedtheirtroublesinthefolkmusicofthetime.
Folksongsarelikecountrysongsbuttheyaremoretraditionaland
moreserious.Alongwiththetopicoflove,theyalsotellaboutthe
livesofordinarypeople.
3)1950sFolkmusic
“Weshallovercome”
Rock‘n'
InAmerica,theeconomicproblemsofthe30sandthewarofthe40s
wereover.Anewgroupofpeoplebecameimportant—teenagers.
Althoughslowromanticsongswerestillpopular,teenagerswanted
dancemusicwithagoodbeat.SoR&
Bbecamepopular.
Rockandrollmusic:
strongdancebeat,loudandfast,electricguitar.
4)1960sFolkmusic
ManypeoplewereagainstthewarinVietnam.Anti-warsongswere
popularatthattime.Folkmusiccontinuedtobethemostpoliticalof
allmusicinAmerica.
Soul:
itwasoncecalledrhythmandblues.Hasastrongbeatfor
dancing.
5)1970s:
Disco
Anewdancemusic,onrecords(discs),notlive.
Punkandnewwave:
loud,simplebutwithastrongbeat.
6)1980sRapandrapmusic
Papisaskillfulfaststreettalk,withastrongrhythm.Whenraptalking
iscombinedwithmusicitiscalledrapmusic.
MTV
Topicsfordiscussion/Questionsforthought
1.Giveusanexampletoshowthatsomemusicloversabusethe
firstlevelinlistening.
2.Howcloseshouldthemusicloverwishtodeterminea
meaningofanyparticularwork?
3.Whoisconsideredgreatercomposeraccordingtotheauthor,
TchaikovskyorBeethoven?
Andwhy?
TextB:
ReadingTastesandHabits
Toaskstudenttoreadthroughthepassageasquickaspossible
andgetthemainideaofit
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PartIII:
FastingReading
Toaskstudenttoreadthroughthepassagesinthissectionin
limitedtimeanddoexercises
Homework:
fastreading
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