Making my Own Song!

This week on Instrumental Industries - Music. We had to make our own songs, the song that I made was inspired by basketball. I also took some of the lyrics to other songs but made them a little different. I chose to make my song about basketball because I really like playing it and watching other people play it. Anyways this is the song that I made.

Song:

Chorus: Get out the way,

get out the way,

get out the way yeah!

Get out of our yeah!

Verse 1: This is our sport!

This is our court!

This is where we belong!

This is where will win our games, yow!

Verse 2: Win, win, win, win, win,

All were going to do is win.

Win, win, win, win, win.

Never going to lose again.

Chorus: Get out the way,

get out the way,

get out the way yeah!

Get out of our yeah!

End: Getting better everyday,
going to win our games.
Getting stronger and better.
Get out the way yeah!

Decades of Music!

Today on Music class, we have been learning on the decades of music. For examples genres and who were popular back then. Anyways we had to research different decades and make a slideshow for it, my slideshow contains musicians, singers, and bands.

So here is the slide show that I have made:

First Day of Music Class - Instrumental Industries!

At the first day of music class, we learned about the ukulele and the different parts to it. When we also got there the class was only called "Music Hurumanu", which was a bit boring. So the teachers made us make a title for this hurumanu, we had 3 choices and we had to vote which one we could agree on. The lucky title was "Instrumental Industries!" It was a pretty cool name for a music class. 

Anyways after that, we got into groups and had to answer 4 questions. This is one of the questions: What is music, what types are there? Music is something that is created by rhythm and beat to create something meaningful. There are many different types of music, here are some examples; Popular music, Folk music Musical theatre, Classical music, Jazz-Rock, Hip hop, Blues, Country music, Pop music, Heavy metal, Rhythm, and Blues orchestra dance, etc. That was our answer.

When we finished answering the questions, we moved on to making a glossary about a ukulele. We started drawing our own ukulele and made a diagram for it. Unfortunately, I couldn't make one in time. 

So here is a picture instead: