1ST TERM
Listen: Escuchar
Play: Tocar
Sound: Sonido
Vibration: Vibración
Wave: Onda
Vacum: Vacío
Speed: Velocidad
Noise: Ruido
Umpleasant: Molesto
Hearing: Audición
Silence: Silencio
Composer: Compositor
Perform: Actuar
Performance: Actuación
Record: Grabar
Pitch: Tono, Altura
High: Alto
Low: Bajo
Melody: Melodía
Duration: Duración
Long: Largo
Short: Corto
Timbre: Timbre
Choir: Coro
Recorder: Flauta
Volume: Volumen
Staff: Pentagrama
Tone: Tono
Semitone: Semitono
Sharp: Sostenido
Flat: Bemol
Descending: Descendiente
Ascending: Ascendiente
Major scale: Escala mayor
Minor scale: Escala menor
→Semibreve: Redonda



→Minim: Blanca



→Crochet: Negra



→Quaver: Corchea



→Semiquaver: Semicorchea


Rest: Silencio
Piano: Piano
Violin: Violín
Guitar: Guitarra
Share drum: Caja de percusión
Chordophone: Cordófono (instrumento de cuerda)
Aerophone: Aerófono (instrumento de viento)
Membraphone: Membráfono (percusión de membrana)
Viola: Viola
Violoncello: Violonchelo
Clarinet: Clarinete
Saxophone: Saxofón
Oboe: Oboe
Bassoon: Fagot
Trumpet: Trompeta
Trombone: Trombón
Harp: Arpa
Flute: Flauta travesera
Kettledrum: Timbal
Lyrics: Letra (de las canciones)
Bass: Bajo

2ND TERM
Intensity: Intensidad
Loud: Alto
Moderate: Medio
Soft: Suave
High-pitched: Tono alto
Low-pitched: Tono bajo
Treble clef: Clave de sol
Keyboard: Teclado
String: Cuerda
Fret: Traste
Interval: Intervalo
Melody: Melodía
Musical meaning: Significado musical
Rhythm: Ritmo
Dot: Puntillo
Ligature: Ligadura
Clap: Dar palmadas
Stress: Acento
Orchestra: Orquesta
Conductor: Director de orquesta
Tense: Tenso
Loose: Suelto (cuerda)
Bow: Arco
Tuning peg: Clavija
Embouchure: Boquilla
Brass: Viento metal
Shake: Agitar
Chamber music: Música de cámara
Amplifier: Amplificador
Loudspeaker: Altavoz
Measure: Compás

UNIT 2: LOST AND FOUND

GLOSSARY
COINS: A piece of metal stamped and issued by a government as money.
FIELD: A piece of open or cleared land, esp. one suitable for pasture or growing things.
SMELL: The sense of being able to detect something with the nose.
STOMACH: A saclike part of the body where food is stored and partially digested.
TOOL: An implement, esp. one held in the hand, as a hammer, for performing a mechanical operation.

LISTENING

• The ancient wonders of China__👍
• Building the Titanic__👍
• Practical English__👍
• The world needs more letters__👍
• Exam__👍

READING

• What a find!__👍
• The world needs more love letters__👍
• The Titanic sinks__👍
• Thank you note__👍
• The gift of reading__👎
• Exam__👍

SPEAKING

• With Michael__👍
• Practical English__👍

WRTTING

• Exam (thank you note)__👍

TRANSLATION

• Notebook__👎
• Exam__👎

PROJECTS

• Song of "Scarborough Fair" (with music)__👍
• Portfolio__👍

AREAS I NEED TO WORK

• Traduction

THINGS THAT I WORK

• Past simple
• Past Continuous

CULTURE

• Titanic

UNIT 1: WHAT'S NEW?

GLOSSARY
FEATHER: One of the light, horny structures that form the principal covering of birds.
FOUNTAIN: An artificial jet or stream of water that spouts from an opening or structure.
PAVEMENT: A paved surface or floor.
PILLOW: A cloth bag or case filled with feathers or others soft material, used to cushion the head during sleep or rest.
SOAP: A sustance that we use to clean.

LISTENING 

• The Newseum__👍
• It wasn't real-it was a toy! (Listening preparation)__👍
• Around the world (language in action)__👍
• Review__👍
• Exam__👍

READING 

• Join the crowd!__👍
• Who's sleepy now?__👍
• It was the funniest night__👍
• She was surprised!__👍👍
• An event__👍
• Exam__👍

SPEAKING

• With Michael__👍
• Power Point__👍

TRADUCTION

• Exam__👎

WRITTING 

• About a event__👎
• Exam__👍

PROJECTS

• Blog__ 👍
• Power Point__ 👍
• Portfolio__👍

AREAS I NEED TO WORK

• Traduction
• Writting

THINGS THAT I WORK THIS UNIT

• There was/were

CULTURE

• Laugh clases

SCARBOROUCH FAIR

2) Watch to “21 Versions of Scarborough Fair” in Youtube. Analyze the remarkable aspects of the song (style, history, use of English, and so on)

Scarborough Fair is an England, authorless and folk song. This song is very famous because many people did a version of it.

3)  Do some research (but not in depth) on the song, about some of the musicians of the 21 versions, etc.

I choose this three musicians:

• GOTHARD SISTERS: They're three sisters from Washington, USA and they did a version of "Scarboeough Fair". They're Greta, Willow and Solana Gothard. Greta is 31 years; Willow, 28 years and Solana, 22 years old.
• SERGIO MENDES: He is a man from Río of Janeiro, Brasil he did another version of "Scarborough Fair". He is 76 years old.
• HAYLEY WESTENRA: She borned in New Zeland, and she is another of the musicians that did a version of "Scarborough Fair". She is 30 years old.

6) Write down new third and fourth stanzas in order to fit in with the musical structure. Each teacher (English and music) will evaluate their corresponding items.
3)

I'm her boyfriend and she is my true love

feel the life like in your best dream

near my heart there's not time for hate

no more hate, all is love...,all is love...,all is love...

              

2)

Is she going with me to my home

don't touch her, she is my love 

remember it to she loves my self

then we'll live in a beautifull house..., beautiful house..., beautifull house

ACOUSTIC GUITAR

DIFFERENT SOUNDS

SPANISH GUITAR

It has the most afable sound between this three guitars.

ACOUSTIC GUITAR

It has the 2nd most potent sound between this three tipes of guitar.

ELECTRIC GUITAR

It has the most potent sound between this three guitars.

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE GUITARS

SPANISH GUITAR AND ACOUSTIC GUITAR

The acoustic guitar and the spanish guitar are very similar, but they have somme diferences:

1. The spanish guitar has nylon strings, but the acoustic ones has metal strings.
2. The saze is different two because sthe acoustic usually has the sound box more big and the mastil more close than the sapanish one.

ACOUSTIC GUITAR AND ELECTRIC GUITAR

1. The electric guitar hasn't got sound box.
2. The electric guitar need a booster to do any wave of sound.
3. The electric guitar use a piece of plastic to do any movement on the guitar strings.
4. We usually use electric guitar for rock music and the acoustic guitar for pop.
5. We can play electrick guitar wen we are stand up.

MUSICAL DILEMAS

I think this combination of instrument sounds better than with only a violin or with only a electric guitar, because is an example of cordination between two persons and two instruments.

POWER POINT 'THIS IS UK'

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