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Making an inspiration list for a musical work: Lesson suggestion
Violinist Stephen Nachmanovitch and pianist Ron Fein juxtaposed images from magazines with their scores. They were inspired by the images to give musical works their own (meaningful) atmosphere.
This post is part of the weekly blog of Erik …
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Repertoire lists for woodwind instruments
In these online documents you will find repertoire lists for woodwind instruments. You will find these for:
- bassoon;
- whistle;
- oboe;
- clarinet;
- woodwinds (all).
You can base this on this when looking for material for the different degrees.
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Expedition tool
There's more to a song than you think, namely… instruments. Instruments are needed to make music. Have you ever blown on a trombone, a clarinet or a flute? Also the stringed instruments should not be missing: cello, violin, guitar… …
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The Soundmaker
In recent months, the former F-Experience Museum in Heuvelland has been transformed into De Klankmakerij. You compete with each other on the basis of hands-on assignments and sound games. Anyone who has gone through all the stages of the …
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What if and the score: Lessuggestie
In the program What if? a nice challenge is hidden to get started with the score of / with your student.
This post is part of the weekly blog of Erik Schrooten , the driving force behind Kunstig Competent.
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Time for making: Make your own work with and for your own instrument
Erik Schrooten and Bert Appermont made this website about composing.
You don't compose with Time for making behind a sheet of music bars, but preferably with your own instrument at the ready. The new is created by experimenting. This method has …
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Composer Rhymes: Lesson Idea
Get your students excited about a number of classical composers by having them make their own rhymes on the names of the composers whose music they play or the composers they are introduced to in your lesson.
A number of examples that you will find …
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Interactive teacher concert with jazz music
A recording of a swinging teachers' concert packed with jazz music was used here as the basis for an interactive video with commentary about the concert and educational questions for the viewers.
The teachers in the video are teachers from the …
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Earz: Music lessons for everyone
Earz is available for all forms of music education
With Earz, your students can develop musical hearing, learn to read notes and learn music theory while gaming. It is challenging and educational for every level and age.
You will find tailor-made music …
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Notes & Beats: Learning music just got even more fun!
On this website you will find all kinds of fun tips and games to make your music lesson even more fun.
Notes&Beats was originally established to mainly offer material within the DKO, but in the meantime the offer is growing and they are also …
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Independent learning in music lessons: strategy posters
These posters have been developed according to the OVUR system. In this learning resource five (a sixth can be found in another learning resource) different strategies have been worked out:
- OVUR: study guide with questions per component
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ForScore: Reading sheet music digitally
This paid app forScore is very useful for reading and editing sheet music digitally. You can, among other things:
- annotate or annotate, create lists, rearrange pages, add bookmarks, play along to an audio track and more with a plethora of tools to …
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