EDCI 306 Teaching Music Through Playing Classroom Instruments Chapter 5.

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EDCI 306 Teaching Music Through Playing Classroom Instruments Chapter 5

Teaching Music Through Playing Classroom Instruments Objectives: 1) TSW understand names of notes and key signatures as evidenced by a music skills practice sheet 2) TSW learn about Do (solfege) as evidenced by melodic composition assignments Classroom Management – Proximity Math and Music – Rock and Learn Chapter 5  Microteaching Lesson Melodic Dictation – “Do” Names of notes Major Scale – W W H W W W H Key Signatures: No flats or sharps (key of C) - Flats Keyboards-Grammar Rap & p. 131 Technology Assignment due today – Post in DROPBOX

Teaching Music Through Playing Classroom Instruments Melody Instruments Harmonic Instruments Percussion Instruments  Woods  Metals  Skins Making your own instruments – p. 171

“Music is well said to be the speech of angels; in fact, nothing among the utterances allowed to man is felt to be so divine. It brings us near to the infinite.” - Thomas Carlyle