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Timbre is the quality or characteristic of a sound that distinguishes different instruments, voices, and sounds. The lesson teaches students about timbre by having them identify different sounds and describes how timbre makes each sound unique. Timbre can be used to differentiate between instruments in a song or between voices. There are also different categories of timbre for voices, such as soprano, alto, tenor and bass. The lesson includes examples of different sounds and their timbre, like the round, clear timbre of a flute compared to the light, delicate timbre of a violin.

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Sample of Soprano and Singers

Timbre is the quality or characteristic of a sound that distinguishes different instruments, voices, and sounds. The lesson teaches students about timbre by having them identify different sounds and describes how timbre makes each sound unique. Timbre can be used to differentiate between instruments in a song or between voices. There are also different categories of timbre for voices, such as soprano, alto, tenor and bass. The lesson includes examples of different sounds and their timbre, like the round, clear timbre of a flute compared to the light, delicate timbre of a violin.

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I.

TIMBRE

II. Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
a) Distinguish the differences in sound of the instruments and voices;
b) Respond to
c) Demonstrate the timbre of the sounds produced by the things in the surrounding.

III. Lesson
Motivation

Ask the students to close their eyes, and listen to the sound to be presented by the teacher (group of
different sounds produced by an animal, instrument, things, and voice).Then ask the students to
differentiate each sound.

Sound of a truck
Sound of a goat
Sound of a thunder
Sound of a guitar
Crying baby

TIMBRE
Pronounced as [ˈtambər] or “TAM-ber”
A Timbre is an element of Music, sometimes called the “color of the music”. It pertains to the type,
quality, or characteristics of the sound or the voice. With the help of Timber, you can distinguish the
different sound produced by a dog or a cat, a sound of a thunder or a bell, the voice of your mother
and your father, and many sounds you heard from your surroundings. The role of the timbre in your
voice is to make it different from another voice, and it makes your voice unique. Each person have a
different voices that depends on the age, gender, and body mass.

(show an example that relate to the differences of voices of the presentor; Jomil, Jayrol, Ian)

Timbre is used to describe sounds, it helps the listener to differentiate the instruments, for example
to this song that is played in two different instruments. We can tell the difference of a guitar and a
ukulele. The sound of a guitar has its own characteristics that made it different to the sound of
ukulele, and the ukulele has its own too.

To describe a timbre of a voice or a sound, we can simply use words that best describe it. It
could be round, rough, smooth, delicate, brassy, bright, metallic, light, clear, husky, and more.
Ex. Spongebob Squarepants Ex. Instruments
Spongebob: nasal, bright Flute: round, clear, light
Gary: smooth, clear Violin: light, delicate

Types of Timbre
There are types of Timbre in voice, these are categorize as SATB: Soprano, Alto, Tenor, & Bass

Soprano- is the highest pitch of voice; female voice, girls, and boys
Sample of Soprano and singers
Celine Dion, Morissette Amon, Lea Salonga, Charice Pempengco
“Its all coming back to me” by Celine Dion

Alto- lower than soprano and is the lowest voice in female.


Sample of Alto and singers
Jaya, Toni Gonzaga, Kim Chiu, Jolina Magdangal
“Mr. Right” by Kim Chiu
Tenor- is the highest voice in a male adult, smooth
Sample of Tenor and singers
Marcelito Pomoy, Gary Valenciano, Arnel Pineda, Ogie Alcasid
“The Prayer”

Bass- is the lowest adult male voice, lowest pitch, thick


Sample of Bass and singers
Rey Valera, Jose Mari Chan, Freddie Aguilar
“Christmas in our Hearts” by Jose Mari Chan

We hears many kinds of sound in our everyday life, it gives color to our world of music. Sounds comes
from different things in our surrounding, this can be produce by an animal, a musical instruments, a
voice, or by our environment.

Samples of sounds produced by an animal


-pig, bird, dog

Samples of sounds produced by the environment


-rain, wind,water

Samples of sounds produced by human


-voice of: baby, old man

Samples of sounds produced by a musical instrument


-drum, flute, guitar

Other sounds from vehicles


-ambulance, train

IV. Activity
Direction: Write A if the sound of things inside the picture comes from an animal, E if it is from the
environment, letter V for the sound of vehicles, H when it comes from the human voice, and MI if it is
from musical instrument.

(present pictures of)


1. Sea waves
2. Piano
3. Dog
4. Woman yelling
5. Motorcycle

V. Quiz
Direction: Arrange the jumbled letter below, and answer the questions carefully.

BIRETM SBAS OLAT


RONET NPSOARO

1. It is the highest voice that a female can attain.


2. It is group with lowest pitch.
3. It is a lower voice of a female.
4. Marcelito Pomoy, Gary Valenciano and Arnel Pined has a _________ voice.
5. It helps us to identify the difference between one sound to another.
Source

Alih, J. [Jam Alih]. (2021, April 6) MUSIC 5: Iba't-ibang uri ng timbre (Quarter 3, Week 3-4) [Video file].
Retrieved from https://youtu.be/KEJRt5pF8Bo

Anonymous. [Teacher Mharie]. (2021, March 2) MAPEH (MUSIC) - QUARTER 3 WEEK 1 |


PANGUNAHING KONSEPTO NG TIMBRE [Video file]. Retrieved from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDfpPv7D2fk

Grenet, L. (2013, Mar 9) Introduction to Music Production - Timbre. Retrieved from


https://www.slideshare.net/lindseygrenet/timbre-week-1-assignment?next_slideshow=1

Musical Timbre of Instruments and Singers: Definition. (2013, February 5). Retrieved from
https://study.com/academy/lesson/musical-timbre-of-instruments-and-singers-definition.html.

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