Scrabble1. Play a card (one up or down) and say the
name of the card you play off of and the name of the card you are playing. 2. No repeating the same note in one line. 3. No solid squares/blocks allowed. Variation: Play up or down 2, or more! *This game comes from Music Mind Games. |
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Spit 1. To start the game, both players say,
“Ready, spit” and each player lays down a spit card. 2. The race is on! Players play cards from their five play piles. A card can be placed if it is one up or down from the card already laid down. 3. Players say the name of the card they are playing off of and the name of the card they are playing as they lay the card down. Variation: Play up or down 2, or more! |
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Fat Snake1. Work cooperatively to find all the Greek
letter ν’s and lay them down in line, saying the name of the card as you lay it down. 2. Next find the Greek letter π’s, laying them down above the Greek letter ν’s, matching colors. 3. Review the names, touching cards bottom to top and saying their names. *This game comes from Music Mind Games. |
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telos1. Each person picks one color.
2. Working simultaneously, but independently, each person finds Greek letter ni and places it in front of him, and says “ni,” then finds Greek letter pa and says “pa”, while placing it above Greek letter ni, continuing through zo. 3. Say “telos” when you finish. 4. Review together: touch the cards and say their names up (ni to zo) and down (zo to ni). Variations: Start on any letter and go up or down by two or more. *This game comes from Music Mind Games. |
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snake 1. Work cooperatively. Find a ni and lay it down,
saying the name of the card as you lay it. 2. Continue laying down cards in order repeating the scale until you use all the cards. 3. No two cards of the same color may touch. 4. Review: touch each card and say its name, going up, then going down. 5. Next, each person flips a few cards over. Review again, but be silent as you touch the flipped over cards. 6. Repeat until all cards are flipped over (silent). *This game comes from Music Mind Games. |
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Seek & Find Martyries1. Pudding shuffle the Martyries cards. 2. Work cooperatively. Seek and Find both cards for: -Hard Chromatic Dhi -Hard Chromatic Pa -Diatonic Dhi -Diatonic Pa 3. Say its name as you find it. *This game comes from Music Mind Games. |
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Parallage If You Please
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Parallage If You Please
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Seek & Find Interval Cards
1. Pudding shuffle the interval cards. 2. Seek and find each type of card, saying its name and function as you make piles:
*This game comes from Music Mind Games. |
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Telos - Interval Cards1. Each person has one of each interval card. 2. Work simultaneously, but independently. Place the interval cards in the following order, but in the cross shape, saying the name and function of the card as it is placed:
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Parallage If You Please -Interval Cards1. Play seek and find to set up.
2. Chant the 1st mode apichima (Ni Pa Pa). Then play an ison and chant Pa together. 3. Continue playing Interval cards on top of the first ison card, together chanting the pitch name. 4. Stay in the tetrachord (Pa to Dhi) Variation: Play in the 2nd mode (Ga Dhi Ga Vou Pa) |
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Seek & Find Intervals to 71. Pudding shuffle the interval cards.
2. Seek and find each type of card in the following order, saying its name and function as you place it in its pile, forming a cross:
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Set - Old and New Interval Cards1. Make a grid out of these cards:
6 apostrophos 2 kentemata 2 oligon 2 petaste 2 each: up 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, & 7 2 each: down 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, & 7 2. Take turns finding matching pairs. When you find a match say the name and function of each card. Examples of matches: Up 3 & Down 3 Petaste - Up one fluttered & Apostrophos 3. Replace the empty spots until all the cards are gone. Duo Speed: No turns, race for matches. If you find a match, you must replace it. Single Speed: Time yourself and see how quickly you can match up all the cards. |
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Seek & Find - Rhythm Cards1. Pudding shuffle the interval cards. 2. Seek and find each type of card, saying its rhythm as you make piles:
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War1. Split the deck. Hold your pile face down.
2. Flip over the top card. 3. Player with “higher” card takes both cards. The higher card is the interval symbol that is farthest away from ison (up 7 or down 7 would be the highest). 4. If there’s a tie, then go to war: each player lays one more card face down, and then another face up. The higher card wins all the cards. Cards are a tie if they signify the same distance from ison. Two up three cards, or one up two and one down two, or a kentemata and a petaste would all be ties. |
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Set - Special Interval Cards1. Pudding shuffle these 16 cards and lay them randomly in a square.
2. Take turns searching for matching pairs. When you find a match say the function (and name if possible) of each card. Variations: Duo Speed - No turns, race! Solo Speed - Beat the clock! MATCHES:
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Spit - Interval Cards1. To start the game, both players say, “Ready, spit” and each player lays down a spit card.
2. The race is on! Players play cards from their five play piles. A card can be placed if it is one up or down from the card already laid down. For example, either an up two or an ison can be played on an oligon. 3. Say the function of the card being played as you play the card. For example, when playing a petaste, say “up one, fluttered.” |
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