Teaching Materials for the Secondary MIDI Lab Thomas Rudolph, Ed. D. School District of Haverford Township 1801 Darby Road Havertown, Pennsylvania 19083.

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Teaching Materials for the Secondary MIDI Lab Thomas Rudolph, Ed. D. School District of Haverford Township 1801 Darby Road Havertown, Pennsylvania (6 0) , extension Sponsored by SoundTree

Piano Instruction Sources Use a Piano Method (a group piano or adult method) Play Piano Now by Palmer (Alfred)  Designed for Middle School & High School levels Electronic Keyboards by Palmer (Alfred)  Designed for keyboards with auto accompaniment Group Piano for Adults by Lancaster (Alfred) Bastian Adult Method (Kjos) Coming in June, the Alfred Music Tech Keyboard method - Rudolph, et al

Piano Instruction Practices Learn songs in a whole-group manner using accompaniments.  MIDI files that come with the method (MIDI is best) or create your own.  MIDI Sequencing Software  Band-in-a-Box Create accompaniments Student composition tool  Notation Software Finale or Sibelius

Lab Teaching Techniques  Whole Group activities (imitate an ensemble rehearsal)  Vary the tempo  Feature soloists  Provide 10% practice time  Use student assistants

Enrichment Offer enrichment options 1.Play an Alberti bass part 2.Teach students to realize chord symbols 3.Play a percussion accompaniment 4.Teacher composes a part using notation software

Enrichment Activities Group performance - Duets, Trios, Quartets  Melody  Accompaniment  Percussion  Enrichment

Notation Sources Sibelius Notes Sibelius 4 (Worksheets) Coming in June, 2006: Alfred Music Tech Notation Series

Sequencing Sources Teaching Music with Reason SoundTree General Music Curriculum Coming in June, The Alfred Music Tech Series: MIDI Sequencing

Funding a MIDI Lab SoundTree’s publication: Finding Funds for Music Technology Write a proposal  Focus on cost per pupil  School technology goals  Grants - state, federal, local  Vendors: flexible purchase terms; training Budget (contact SoundTree)  Keyboards; headphones; teacher controller; amplification; furniture; cables

Further Study Join TI:ME (Technology Institute for Music Educators) 30 day free trial form Take a Summer TI:ME Workshop  Book: Teaching Music With Technology 2nd Edition by Tom Rudolph (GIA Publications)