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Your Students' Favorite Music - How to Use It

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First off, let me give you a TABLE OF CONTENTS of this website: Your Students' Favorite Music (this is where you are now) Forget Hot ...

Forget Hot Cross Buns!

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Here's the scene: it's the first day of class at your new school in NYC. This is a music class for 9th graders who've never play...

Kodaly's folk music, and our folk music

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. Zoltan Kodaly's work and thought is incalculably influential on current music education theory and practice. See below for a more co...

A REAL song - on DAY ONE?

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Are you beginning to understand that you need a "real song" even on the first day? When you're teaching very young children,...

DON'T Play the Blues! (At least, not yet.)

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What's this? More heresy? A lot of teachers who do utilize pop music in their teaching try to incorporate a 12-bar blues very ear...

MAGIC chord progression!!

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Six Four One Five    -    vi    IV    I    V     -    Ami    F    C    G 4 simple chords, and a world of new repertoire.  Once you ...

STUDENTS KNOW who the good teachers are!

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There's a very interesting article in the October 2012 issue of The Atlantic magazine. It's by Amanda Ripley. http://www.th...

Ninety seconds is enough

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. Watching a few classes or rehearsals from out in the auditorium seats this past week, I was thinking: - it's very hard for the st...
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