By youtube.com - This is lesson 4 (or 3B, or 2nd lesson of a series of lessons) aiming to provide illustrative low and high sound ABC to easy recognize and learn high and low tone of human hearing range of low octaves (bass) to 20000 Hz (brilliance above 6000 KHz) Note: To understand musical sound phonics of this lesson soundtrack is is important to have stereo output of your computer or TV sound card/board, also important is an ability to adjust the volume of left and right channel speakers, so, you can focus your child attention on either low pitch (in the left speaker) or higher tunes in the left channel. Another option is to have headphones, so, you can temporary remove one or another channel volume. However, experiment yourself first, so, you feel confident what are doing when presenting this lesson to children Try to accomplish a number of simple goals by watching and listening Lesson 3B video of Classical Music ABC School for babies, infants, toddlers and any other age: 1. Follow melodic flow of the composition, performed by Pan flute, an ancient wind instrument, having simple pitch center for easy recognition of a melody by a baby 2. Note that lower end notes are played in the left speaker of a stereo field, and that these are octaves 3 and 4, labeled in Red 3, and Rose 4 of the onscreen keyboard 3. Note that higher pitch notes are played in the right speaker of a stereo field, and that these are octaves 5 and 6, labeled in Green 5, and Yellow 6 of the full 88 ...
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Tuesday, 8 January 2013
Baby songs video: distinguishing low higher tunes with panflute: Revierie, Robert Schumann
Baby songs video: distinguishing low higher tunes with panflute: Revierie, Robert Schumann Tube. Duration : 2.33 Mins.
By youtube.com - This is lesson 4 (or 3B, or 2nd lesson of a series of lessons) aiming to provide illustrative low and high sound ABC to easy recognize and learn high and low tone of human hearing range of low octaves (bass) to 20000 Hz (brilliance above 6000 KHz) Note: To understand musical sound phonics of this lesson soundtrack is is important to have stereo output of your computer or TV sound card/board, also important is an ability to adjust the volume of left and right channel speakers, so, you can focus your child attention on either low pitch (in the left speaker) or higher tunes in the left channel. Another option is to have headphones, so, you can temporary remove one or another channel volume. However, experiment yourself first, so, you feel confident what are doing when presenting this lesson to children Try to accomplish a number of simple goals by watching and listening Lesson 3B video of Classical Music ABC School for babies, infants, toddlers and any other age: 1. Follow melodic flow of the composition, performed by Pan flute, an ancient wind instrument, having simple pitch center for easy recognition of a melody by a baby 2. Note that lower end notes are played in the left speaker of a stereo field, and that these are octaves 3 and 4, labeled in Red 3, and Rose 4 of the onscreen keyboard 3. Note that higher pitch notes are played in the right speaker of a stereo field, and that these are octaves 5 and 6, labeled in Green 5, and Yellow 6 of the full 88 ...
By youtube.com - This is lesson 4 (or 3B, or 2nd lesson of a series of lessons) aiming to provide illustrative low and high sound ABC to easy recognize and learn high and low tone of human hearing range of low octaves (bass) to 20000 Hz (brilliance above 6000 KHz) Note: To understand musical sound phonics of this lesson soundtrack is is important to have stereo output of your computer or TV sound card/board, also important is an ability to adjust the volume of left and right channel speakers, so, you can focus your child attention on either low pitch (in the left speaker) or higher tunes in the left channel. Another option is to have headphones, so, you can temporary remove one or another channel volume. However, experiment yourself first, so, you feel confident what are doing when presenting this lesson to children Try to accomplish a number of simple goals by watching and listening Lesson 3B video of Classical Music ABC School for babies, infants, toddlers and any other age: 1. Follow melodic flow of the composition, performed by Pan flute, an ancient wind instrument, having simple pitch center for easy recognition of a melody by a baby 2. Note that lower end notes are played in the left speaker of a stereo field, and that these are octaves 3 and 4, labeled in Red 3, and Rose 4 of the onscreen keyboard 3. Note that higher pitch notes are played in the right speaker of a stereo field, and that these are octaves 5 and 6, labeled in Green 5, and Yellow 6 of the full 88 ...
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