Course Summary Music Skills Assessment EDCI 306. Course Summary  C.M.  Whole Group, Small Group, Individual  Wait Time, Proximity, Call on Student.

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Course Summary Music Skills Assessment EDCI 306

Course Summary  C.M.  Whole Group, Small Group, Individual  Wait Time, Proximity, Call on Student  Music Skills Comprehensive Reading (p. 251)  Guitar  Music Skills Assessment Finals:   WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12 th EDU 397F :00-1:50 p.m.   TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11th EDU 397F :.00-11:50 a.m. GMIU Presentations, Closure, Evaluation

Music Fundamentals  Melody  Rhythm  Texture  Timbre (tone color)  Dynamics  Form

Important Music Educators  Kodaly  Gardner  Kaufman  Orff  Dalcroze

Music Skills  Rhythmic and Melodic Dictation combined  “I Wish I Were a Windmill” (p. 251)

“Alas for those who never sing, but die with their music in them.” -Oliver Wendell Holmes