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Homework: 1) find bichords, trichords and tetrachords among the songs you.know; 2) compose simple tunes of four bars using these; 3) write down the names of songs you know which use the note fa; 4) learn by heart the above bi, tri, and tetrachord tunes; 5) write out from memory the tune of 'Storkie' placing the do on the third line; 6) practise singing one of the above tunes while tapping an independent varied or ostinato rhythm.

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