Music Lesson for Beginners Guide to Writing Composing Music

The video tutorial introduces students to famous composers Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart, exploring their contributions to music history. It covers the evolution of music notation from ancient times through the Renaissance and Baroque periods, highlighting Bach's work. The Classical period is discussed with a focus on Beethoven and Mozart. Students are then guided to create their own music compositions, learning about rhythm, notes, and finger numbers. The tutorial concludes with practical exercises using solfege and finger numbers to play music on the piano.

Who is known for composing the Fifth Symphony and Ode to Joy?

• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

• Johann Sebastian Bach

• Ludwig van Beethoven

• Franz Schubert

During which period did Bach compose his music?

• Baroque

• Romantic

• Renaissance

• Classical

What is a composer?

• A person who plays music

• A person who writes music

• A person who teaches music

• A person who listens to music

What was unique about Mozart's musical talent?

• He was a child prodigy

• He was deaf

• He only composed symphonies

• He never performed his music

What does the whole note represent in terms of beats?

• Three beats

• Two beats

• One beat

• Four beats

What analogy is used to explain the variety in rhythm creation?

• A bakery

• A museum

• A garden

• A library

Which finger numbers are used in the rhythm creation exercise?

• 1, 3, 5

• 2, 3, 4

• 1, 2, 3

• 3, 4, 5

What is the solfege syllable for finger 2 in the exercise?

• Mi

• Fa

• Do

• Re

What should you do when you see a rest in the music?

• Clap loudly

• Be quiet

• Play the note

• Skip the note

What is emphasized as the 'home tone' in the rhythm exercise?

• Re

• Do

• Fa

• Mi