Warm Ups. Why use warm-ups? Change the group’s energy Bonding new groups Awakening / Developing skills Introducing ideas to be used in group work.

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Warm Ups

Why use warm-ups? Change the group’s energy Bonding new groups Awakening / Developing skills Introducing ideas to be used in group work

Warm-ups should directly link to the main part of the lesson ……..There should be a natural flow into instrumental work

Different warm ups serve different purposes

Changing Energy or Posture Physical activities…  Stretching  Balance games  Body awareness exercises Focus activities  Focus on a sense / removal of a sense (closed eyes)  ‘Mind gym’ games (crossing hands, patting head rubbing stomach)

Following the Leader Copy the leader’s…  Physical Actions  Body Percussion  Singing Activities where students lead

Ensemble Development  Pass the Clap / Sound / Action around a circle  Unison activities such as playing a body percussion / singing together  The ‘human knot’ game

Musical Skills  Rhythm Games  Pitch Games  Timbre Games  Dynamics Games

Other Skills  Creative / Imaginative  Improvisational  Spatial awareness

Shaping warm ups Am I passing the clap to….  Develop a sense of ensemble?  Improve focus?  Achieve a musical rhythmic flow?  Change the group’s posture?

Change games / create new games to meet your needs

Think about using these activities mid-session to…  Focus on a skill student’s are finding difficult on instruments  Re-focus a group  Take a break from a longer exercise