EDU 397F Experiences with Music and the Other Arts Chapter 10.

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EDU 397F Experiences with Music and the Other Arts Chapter 10

Experiences with Music and the Other Arts Objectives: 1) TSW expand rhythmic dictation to include four measures as evidenced by the rhythmic dictation exercises. Bluebook Anticipatory Set Chap. 10 Microteaching Lesson(s) R.D.- (4 measures) Music Skills Practice Sheet handed out Guitar – A & E (introduce D) For Tuesday: Read Chapter 11; Music Skills Practice sheet due

Bluebook Anticipatory Set Prioritize the four approaches in Chapter 10 in order of importance. Justify your response.

Experiences with Music and the Other Arts Analogous Concepts Thematic Approach Historical Approach Cross-Cultural Approach

An educated Iatmul in New Guinea…knows between 10,000 and 20,000 clan names…Part of the secret…is that he chants the names in a rhythmic way. -Armstrong, 1993