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Charity Billups- Oaddams (teacher)
Pierre Johnson, Raymond Wilson (teaching artists from Muzicnet)
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Class Information
Grade Levels: K-8
Class Schedule (days/times): M/W, 3:30-5:30
Class content: music recognition establishing the best way to identify the music notes by identifying each note and applying them to instruments.
Big Idea: Hear the Song and interpret by ear and sight of how they hear and see it.
Inquiry Question: What is the students initial response when hearing different types of music.
Semester 1
Introduction: Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee
Arranged by Hal H Hopson
Words by Henry Van Dyke
Music by Ludwig van Beethoven
Choir and opt. Organ, with opt. Handbell 3-5 octaves
SATB
Introduction to Joyful Joyful
Teaching students how to recognize music notes, quarter notes, and rhythms for the Joyful Joyful
Colorful Music Notes
Coloring music notes and instruments
Reading the Music
Applying musical notes and site-reading the notes to Joyful Joyful
Semester 2
Introduction: The Bells of Fur Elise
Written 212 years ago by Ludwig Van Beethoven. Fur Elise was composed by Beethoven on April 27, 1810 but wasn't published until 1867, after the death of Beethoven.
Fur Elise on the Bells
The children are focused to get this right on the first try.
Fur Elise on Bells part 2
The kids finally got it right on the 2nd try....
Other notable activities throughout the year!