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The first level of Kodály Music Education philosophy and pedagogy
is designed for teachers with beginning music students. The course
is designed for music teachers, choir directors, music education
majors, and classroom teachers with a music background.
METHODOLOGY I emphasizes the sequential teaching of musical
elements and techniques of preparing, presenting, and practicing
musical concepts and skills using folk song materials to bridge
understanding to classical music. Students will gain experience in
developing lessons that contain activities such as singing,
listening, moving, creating, reading, and writing music. A set of
sequential lesson plans is developed.
SOLFEGE I is designed to increase the teacher’s
musicianship skills and includes an introduction to and
familiarity with the pentatonic scale system (using moveable DO)
through ear training, sight-singing, music dictation, interval
study, and arranging simple folk songs.
CHORAL ENSEMBLE further develops individual musicianship
skills through the singing and conducting of challenging adult
repertoire encompassing various genres. All summer course
students participate in daily rehearsals.
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For more
information contact:
Kurt Cereske
Certification Coordinator
11643
Chandler Bl. #111
No. Hollywood 91601
818-231-7522
2008
COURSE
BROCHURE
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