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DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN MUSIC 3

I. Objectives:

At the end of the lesson, the pupils are expected to:

A. Classify the different voice types

B. Appreciate the different voice classifications

C. Perform the activities given

II. Subject Matter

Topic: Voice Classification

Reference: "Classification of Human Voices Lumen Learning.

Leaming Competency: Responds to different notes from lowest to highest

Materials: Pictures, Speaker, PowerPoint presentations

Value: Awareness of different Human Voices

III. Procedure

Teacher's Activity Student's Activity

A. Preliminary Activities

Before we go on kindly check and pick any trash that


you see on the floor.

Prayer

1. I will lead the prayer. Repeat after me.


- Prays and repeat the words the teacher says.

2. Greeting of the Class Good morning class!


- Good morning teacher!
3. Checking of Attendance Who's absent today? - There are no absentee today teacher.

That's good to hear.

4. Review of the past lesson Let's have a recap of what


we have discussed last meeting.

Class what is melody?


- Melody is a fundamental element of music and can be
defined as a sequence of notes played or sung in a
specific rhythm and pattern. It is often referred to as
the "tune" or the "main theme" of a musical
composition. Melody is what the listener remembers
most after hearing a piece of music, and it plays a
crucial role in creating an emotional connection with
the audience.

Very good children! It seems that you are ready to our


next topic.

B. Motivation

I will play a video clip. - Paying attention to the video)

You have to answer my questions so watch it carefully

What do you call this organized group of singers? Very


good!
- That organized group of singers is a choir, sir
A choir is a musical ensemble of singers Do you have
any idea of the different voice category that a choir
has?
- Soprano, Alto, Bass and Tonor, sir.

Yes, we're most familiar with the four voice category


which are the BASS and TENOR for the male, while Alto
and Soprano for the female.

C. Discussion

Since, you have mentioned the 4 different voice


category. What do you think is our topic for today?
- Voice Classification teacher.

That's correct. You should listen carefully as I discuss


the Voice Classification for you to have a broad
knowledge about it.

We will now start our discussion about Voice


classifications. Are you ready class?

In music, a "voice" refers to a single melodic line that


can be sung or played by an instrument. There are six - Yes, teacher.
common types of voices that are typically used in
music:

Soprano - This is the highest voice in a choir or vocal


ensemble, typically sung by women or boys with
unbroken voices. The soprano voice has a bright and
clear sound and can reach high notes with ease.

Alto - This is the second-highest voice in a choir or vocal


ensemble, typically sung by women. The alto voice has
a lower range than the soprano and has a warm and
rich sound.

Tenor - This is the highest male voice in a choir or vocal


ensemble, typically sung by men. The tenor voice has a
higher range than the bass and baritone voices and has
a bright and powerful sound.

Baritone - This is the middle range male voice in a choir


or vocal ensemble. The baritone voice has a range
between the tenor and bass voices and has a smooth
and mellow sound.

Bass - This is the lowest male voice in a choir or vocal


ensemble. The bass voice has a deep and resonant
sound and can reach the lowest notes with ease.

Contralto - This is the lowest female voice in a choir or


vocal ensemble. The contralto voice has a range lower
than the alto and has a rich and dark sound.
Each of these voices can be used individually or
together in various combinations to create harmonies
and textures in music. Understanding the different
voices and their unique characteristics is important for
singers and musicians to create a balanced and cohesive
sound.

Does anyone of you dreams to become a musician or a


singer someday? Can you raise your hands?

Excellent! I hope you can achieve your dreams and


these topic will help you children.

- (5 students raise their hands)

D. Application

Now I have a question for me to really know if you have


listen carefully to my discussions.

How would a singer or human know their range of


voices or voice classification? - If they are familiar with the six voice classifications
teacher they will easily determine what range of their
voice is.

Again what are the six voices classification? - Soprano is the highest among female voice

- Tenor this is the highest male voice in a choir or vocal


ensemble

- Alto is the lowest type in females' voice While in male


voice Tenor is the highest.

- Baritone is the mid type of voice in male

- Bass is the lowest type of male voice

- Contralto this is the lowest female voice in a choir or


vocal ensemble.

- By knowing the basic techniques in singing, which are


Very good! How can they sing like that? Breath, raise you soft palate and release the voice.

IV. Evaluation

A. Identification

1. What is Voice Classification?

2. What is Soprano?

3. What is Alto?

4. What is Baritone?

5. What is Bass?

B. Numeration

Give the six (6) Voices Classification

V. Assignment

In your notebooks, research about Vocal Ensembles and write it in your notebooks and be ready for our
discussion tomorrow.

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