Why Do Babies Play With Sound
Rachel Prudil
11-11-11 Per.5
Topic and Purpose:
Have you ever watched little babies play with sound? They shriek and squeal as they experiment with their voices. As they grow older, they blow bubbles in their milk with a straw and laugh at the funny sound it makes, or beat on pots and pans to see what kinds of clinks and clanks they can get out of them. Older still, they put cards in the spokes of their bikes, just to enjoy the rat-a-tat sounds as the wheels go round.
Like most children, musicians love to play with sounds, too. No matter what instruments they play, musicians love to "push the limits" to see what new strange or beautiful sounds they can get their instrument to make. Most instruments are held or played in a "standard way," but by varying the way an …show more content…
G2 | G | 4 | 3rd Fret | Mi (3) | Do (1) | Ti (7) | So (5) | Fa (4) | 98 | 1.06 | G# | G# | 5 | 4th Fret | - | - | - | La (6) | - | 103.83 | 1.06 | A2 | A | 6 | #5 Open | Fa (4) | Re (2) | Do (1) | - | So (5) | 110 | 1.06 | A# | A# | 7 | 1st Fret | - | Mi (3) | - | Ti (7) | La (6) | 116.54 | 1.06 | B2 | B | 8 | 2nd Fret | So (5) | - | Re (2) | - | - | 123.47 | 1.06 | C3 | C | 9 | 3rd Fret | La (6) | Fa (4) | Mi (3) | Do (1) | Ti (7) | 130.81 | 1.06 | C# | C# | 10 | 4th Fret | - | - | - | - | - | 138.59 | 1.06 | D3 | D | 11 | #4 Open | Ti (7) | So (5) | Fa (4) | Re (2) | Do (1) | 146.83 | 1.06 | D# | D# | 12 | 1st Fret | - | La (6) | - | Mi (3) | - | 155.56 | 1.06 | E3 | E | 1 | 2nd Fret | Do (1) | - | So (5) | - | Fa (4) | 164.81 | 1.06
11-11-11 Per.5
Topic and Purpose:
Have you ever watched little babies play with sound? They shriek and squeal as they experiment with their voices. As they grow older, they blow bubbles in their milk with a straw and laugh at the funny sound it makes, or beat on pots and pans to see what kinds of clinks and clanks they can get out of them. Older still, they put cards in the spokes of their bikes, just to enjoy the rat-a-tat sounds as the wheels go round.
Like most children, musicians love to play with sounds, too. No matter what instruments they play, musicians love to "push the limits" to see what new strange or beautiful sounds they can get their instrument to make. Most instruments are held or played in a "standard way," but by varying the way an …show more content…
G2 | G | 4 | 3rd Fret | Mi (3) | Do (1) | Ti (7) | So (5) | Fa (4) | 98 | 1.06 | G# | G# | 5 | 4th Fret | - | - | - | La (6) | - | 103.83 | 1.06 | A2 | A | 6 | #5 Open | Fa (4) | Re (2) | Do (1) | - | So (5) | 110 | 1.06 | A# | A# | 7 | 1st Fret | - | Mi (3) | - | Ti (7) | La (6) | 116.54 | 1.06 | B2 | B | 8 | 2nd Fret | So (5) | - | Re (2) | - | - | 123.47 | 1.06 | C3 | C | 9 | 3rd Fret | La (6) | Fa (4) | Mi (3) | Do (1) | Ti (7) | 130.81 | 1.06 | C# | C# | 10 | 4th Fret | - | - | - | - | - | 138.59 | 1.06 | D3 | D | 11 | #4 Open | Ti (7) | So (5) | Fa (4) | Re (2) | Do (1) | 146.83 | 1.06 | D# | D# | 12 | 1st Fret | - | La (6) | - | Mi (3) | - | 155.56 | 1.06 | E3 | E | 1 | 2nd Fret | Do (1) | - | So (5) | - | Fa (4) | 164.81 | 1.06