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 two measures as evidenced by the rhythmic dictation exercises. Chap. 11 Microteaching Lesson(s) R.D.- (2 measures) Music Skills Practice Sheet Guitar – A & E GMIU Final Review For Thursday: GMIU is due (hard copy and posted on D2L)

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