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Think Outside the Bach Engage Students with these Exciting Tools . . . Clinton Pratt, NCTM Dalcroze Eurhythmics Improvisation Creative Recital Programming Fusing Art & Music Games & Activities Dalcroze Eurhythmics An experiential


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Bach

Think Outside the

Engage Students with these Exciting Tools . . .

Clinton Pratt, NCTM

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Dalcroze Eurhythmics Improvisation Creative Recital Programming Fusing Art & Music Games & Activities

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An experiential way of knowing music through the body

Dalcroze Eurhythmics

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= “good flow” Careful balance of SKILL LEVEL and CHALLENGE Flow = Optimal state of awareness, focus, concentration

Rhythmic games Songs Gesture Movement Quick reaction Echo

Pulse Rhythm Meter Phrasing Form Dynamics Harmony Ensemble

Dalcroze Eurhythmics

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Hearing to Moving Moving to Feeling Feeling to Sensing Sensing to Analyzing Analyzing to Reading Reading to Writing Writing to Improvising Improvising to Performing

Dalcroze Eurhythmics

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Besides musical skills:

  • Intellectual
  • problem solving
  • transferring knowledge
  • Social/Behavioral
  • partners to large groups
  • nonverbal communications
  • social interaction
  • Emotional (Joy!)

Dalcroze Eurhythmics

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Meaningful Movement

A Music Teacher’s Guide to Dalcroze Eurhythmics Marla Butke & David Frego

American Eurhythmics Society

aes.wildapricot.org

Dalcroze Eurhythmics

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Improvisation

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Improvisation

You already do it!

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Improvisation

Just play music! Like speech and language: Read and write later!

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Improvisation

How?

Together!

  • Less intimidating
  • Rich musical environment

Right & Wrong

  • experiment/explore
  • “that’s interesting!”

Parameters

  • 1 note
  • Just black keys
  • Copy my rhythm
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Improvisation

Parameters

  • 1 note
  • Just black keys
  • Copy my rhythm
  • Familiar rhythms

London Bridge is falling down Skip, Skip, Skip to my lou Peas porridge in the pot, nine days old

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Improvisation

Black keys

(Click to watch video)

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Improvisation

*1 2 3 4 5 * 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 *1 2 3 4 5 * 1 2 3 4 5

Black keys

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Improvisation

Accompaniment options for black keys improv E♭m G♭ B♭m D♭ G♭ E♭m C♭ D♭ G♭ C♭ B♭m E♭m A♭m D♭7 G♭

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Improvisation

Blues Accompaniment: 12-bar blues E♭ or G♭

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Improvisation

White Keys Dorian Dm G Lydian F Em Dm Mixolydian G C Dm Am

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Improvisation

Whole Tone Accompaniment: Augmented Chords & Dominant 7ths Japanese Accompaniment: Am Em Dm F (any order/combination)

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Improvisation

To teach concepts or theory

& c

Flute

œ œ œ b œ    & œ œ œ b œ    & œ b œ b œ b œ   

improvise . . . . improvise . . . . improvise . . . . continue until you come back to C

“Robot 7ths”

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Improvisation

To teach concepts or theory “Dueling 5ths”

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Piano

w w w w w w w w w w w w   w w w w & ? w w w w w w w w w w w w   w w w w

continue . . . continue . ..

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Creative Recital Programming

Themes

  • Seasonal
  • Night at the Movies
  • Around the World
  • Colors
  • Duets and Trios
  • 1-handed solos!
  • Food Inspired (w/snacks!)
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Creative Recital Programming

Themes

Wendy Stevens www.composecreate.com

(Click to download)

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Creative Recital Programming

Categories

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Creative Recital Programming

Audience Involvement

  • Guess the composer or era
  • Comment/Compliment cards
  • Vote
  • Best ending, Most expressive,Most sentimental,Widest

variety

  • Ask questions before or after each performance
  • Where’s the melody? How many sections? Watch for the

difficult hand-crossings. What’s the mood?

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Creative Recital Programming

Multimedia

  • Photos
  • Videos
  • Graphics
  • Art
  • Movement & Dancing
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Fusing Art & Music

Photos Videos Graphics Art Movement & Dancing

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Fusing Art & Music

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Fusing Art & Music

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Fusing Art & Music

What does the music LOOK like?

colors motion p e

  • p

l e ? animals? p l a c e s ?

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Fusing Art & Music

fast or slow? loud or quiet? high or low?

What would this scene SOUND like?

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Fusing Art & Music

Catherine Rollin — Museum Masterpieces

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Fusing Art & Music

Catherine Rollin — Museum Masterpieces

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Fusing Art & Music

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Fusing Art & Music

Music Alive! (Click to watch video)

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Joy Morin www.colorinmypiano.com

Games & Activities

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Games & Activities

Dice (key signatures) Rory’s Story Cubes

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Games & Activities

Rhythm Board

(Click to view product)

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Games & Activities

Space Place Rhythm Riot

(Click to go to site)

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Games & Activities

Magic word = “GAME” Say “We’re going to play a game!” Students get excited and focus! Examples:

  • See how fast you can find these notes . .
  • Try to play this 3 times in a row
  • Make me guess where the climax is
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www.pianosensei.com/workshops cj@pianosensei.com

Dalcroze Eurhythmics Improvisation Creative Recital Programming Fusing Art & Music

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Games & Activities