Have them try to reproduce the sound compositions from the scores. Discuss any difficulties the students may encounter in this process. The lead singer in an Indian drum circle starts a song. There are usually four push ups a song. The number four is significant in Aboriginal philosophies.
Style refers to the way the ingredients of music are put together to create a distinctive sound.
For example, classical music is stylistically different from jazz. The elements of pitch, rhythm, harmony, etc. are used in each, but in different ways. A sequence is a short segment of melody that repeats, but each time a little higher or lower in pitch than the time before. Range refers to the distance between the highest note and the lowest note in a song. Register refers to the notes being mostly low, mostly high, etc.