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Dixieland - in the beginning
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The Yellowjackets
Origins of Jazz
Scott Joplin - "Maple Leaf Rag"
Ah yes. We compose. We play many instruments. We dance!
Song written by MUS3583. Click Download to see the lyrics and note names.
Rain, and lots of it. Woodwinds are safely tucked away, leaving the brass and percussion to fill the stadium. And, boy, did they!
Heck, Brad could have filled it all by himself. Want proof?
Discipline and encouragement
Women in early jazz
Amy talks about swing
An interview with Michael
An interview with Val
Exercises to increase endurance
The trombone - gliss
Adam instructs beginning flute players.
Holly conducts the 7th grade band.
"God Be In My Head" by John Rutter
"Miserere Mei" by Antonio Lotti
"Adoramus Te" by Jacques Clement
Roman instructs a beginning percussion class.
Kindergartners and books and movement. Fun!
Heather works with young percussionists and keeps her sense of humor.
Sometimes you just have to get a little freaky.
Beginners - using a SmartBoard
AP Theory - I to V & V to I four-part writing
Beginning sax students write their first composition.
Tim demonstrates fingerings as beginners warm-up for class.
Rusty teaches a beginning brass and percussion class.
Here are a few clips from final project presentations from the past. Enjoy and think.
Brittany is interning in an elementary school. She shows us a varied lesson with singing, notation, listening, and movement. Lot of action!
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Chemistry: from Bryn Mawr, Michelle Francl - http://chemistry221.blogspot.com/
The Math Factor: A brief, weekly math conversation and puzzle. From Fayetteville - in iTunes
Science: The WILDclassroom – video – “As an organisation built by a group of next generation scientists, The Wild Classroom and sister site Explore Biodiversity work to promote an interest in conservation, ecology and biology in a manner appealing to our youth and young at heart.”
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Hospitality: The Indiehotelier - business http://michaelchaffin.typepad.com/indiehotelier_podcast/
Education: from Canada http://leadershipdevelopment.ca/ http://epnweb.org/
Art: http://www.smarthistory.org/blog/ enhanced Podcast – pictures + audio
Music: The Mozart Sessions - wonderful!
Languages: Enter the specific language – many choices
September 1, 2006 Bruce's senior recital. Selections by Beethoven, Chopin, Schubert, Brahms, Ravel, and Bartók (not all on the video).
Kim, along with Dr Tim Smith and Brian Stackhouse play Artie Shaw's "Clarinet Concerto" at the Collage Concert.
Josh Ray teaches a junior high beginning flute class.
13.7 MB The Village People have inspired fans around the world - even the crowds at the 2006 Winter Olympics. Four students present, with gusto, their information and share the music of The Village People. Well done!
April 8 - CMENC folks have a good time. No trees or kites were damaged in the process.
Can't say the same for marshmallows.
CMENC - Collegiate Music Educators National Conference
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