Media
Interdisciplinary Applications of Music Learning
Art and Music:
Listening Maps:
What does music education look and sound like for elementary children? There are many approaches to being musical that represent what Howard Gardner calls "Musical Intelligence", what Alan Merriam calls the "Functions of Human Musicality", or what Donald Hodges calls the "Unique Forms of Musical Intelligence". How do the examples below demonstrate any of Merriam's Functions or Hodges's "Unique Forms"?
1. Salt Lake City Children's Chorus: "Dancing Song" (Kodaly)
2. Elementary Orff Instrument Ensemble
3. PS22 Chorus: "Landslide" (Fleetwood Mac"
Functions of Human Musicality (Alan Merriam)
http://prezi.com/wmixezknptrf/merriams-functions-of-human-musicality/
Oliver Sacks: The Music Instinct
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/musicinstinct/category/video/music-and-the-brain/
Bobby McFerrin: Expectation for the Penatonic scale (World Science Festival, 2009)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ne6tB2KiZuk
Elementary Music Activity Videos - Student Examples
Merriam Functions of Music - Student Examples
Music & Movement Teaching Observation, Part 1 (L. Webster, Hathaway Brown)
Music & Movement Teaching Observation, Part 2 (L. Webster, Hathaway Brown)
Music & Movement Teaching Observation, Part 3 (L. Webster, Hathaway Brown)
Music & Movement Teaching Observation, Part 4 (L. Webster, Hathaway Brown)
Music & Movement Teaching Observation, Part 5 (L. Webster, Hathaway Brown)
OWU Voice Methods Vocal Warm Up Lesson (Jason Hiester, Part 1)
OWU Voice Methods Vocal Warm Up Lesson (Jason Hiester, Part 2)
OWU Voice Methods Vocal Warm Up Lesson (Jason Hiester, Part 3)