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EDU 397F Teaching Music Through Playing Classroom Instruments Chapter 5 cont.

Teaching Music Through Playing Classroom Instruments cont. Objectives: 1) TSW be able to play classroom instruments as evidenced by informal instructor observation 2) TSW learn the Kodaly syllable “re” as evidenced by melodic composition assignments Classroom Management – Name on Board Chapter 5 cont.  Microteaching Lessons  Improvisation with Classroom Instruments MD: Re Recorders (B, A, G p. 142) For next Thursday: 4 measures of MD (start and end on Do), read Chapter 6, Recorder (Bagga Lagga Whack Whack)

A man should hear a little music, read a little poetry, and see a fine picture everyday of his life. - Goethe