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ISBN 10: 1351811169
ISBN 13: 978-1351811163
Author: Carolynn Lindeman
The musical classroom backgrounds models and skills for elementary teaching 9th Table of contents:
SECTION I: Backgrounds for Teaching Music
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MUSIC IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
- The Classroom Music Program
- Why Music in the Elementary School?
- What Elementary School Children Should Learn About Music
- National Core Music Standards
- The Amount of Time that Should Be Allocated for Music
- Materials and Equipment Needed to Teach Music
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AN INTRODUCTION TO THE ELEMENTS OF MUSIC AND MUSIC CONCEPTS
- The Elements of Music
- Expressive Qualities
- Rhythm
- Melody
- Form
- Texture/Harmony
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MUSIC-MAKING EXPERIENCES
- Singing (Performing)
- Playing Instruments (Performing)
- Listening (Responding)
- Movement (Responding)
- Creating Music
- Reading and Notating Music (Performing and Creating)
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MUSIC OF THE WORLD
- Classical Music
- Music from Around the World
- Jazz
- Popular Music
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CURRICULAR APPROACHES
- The Dalcroze Approach
- The Orff Schulwerk Approach
- The Kodály Approach
- Music Learning Theory: Edwin E. Gordon
- Other Approaches to Curriculum
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CURRICULAR DEVELOPMENTS AND INTEGRATION
- Integrating Music Technology
- Integrating Music with Other Subjects
- Reaching All Learners in the Music Classroom
- The Prekindergarten Child and Music
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PLANNING AND ASSESSING MUSIC LEARNING
- Planning Music Learning
- Assessing Music Learning
SECTION II: Model Experiences for Teaching Music
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INTRODUCTION TO MODEL EXPERIENCES FOR TEACHING MUSIC
- Scope and Sequence Chart of Music Concepts in Model Experiences, Levels I-III
- Developmental Characteristics of Kindergarten-5th-Grade Students
- The Model Experience Format
- Suggestions for Model Experience Presentations
- Teaching Tips
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LEVEL I: KINDERGARTEN AND FIRST GRADE
- Sequence of Songs and Listening Selections
- Sequence of Music Concepts
- Model Experiences:
- “Golden Gate” (Traditional chant)
- “Riding in the Buggy” (American folk song)
- “Parade,” from Divertissement
- “Sally, Go ‘Round the Sun” (American folk song)
- “Boogie-Woogie Walk”
- “Looby Loo” (Traditional)
- “Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks,” from Pictures at an Exhibition
- “John the Rabbit” (American folk song)
- “The Elephant” and “The Aviary” from Carnival of the Animals
- “Five Angels” (German folk song)
- “Wishy Washy Wee” (American folk song)
- “Head-Shoulders, Baby” (African-American game song)
- “Bata Drums” (Nigeria) and “Munomuno” (Uganda)
- “Wake Me!” (American folk song)
- “Matarile” (Mexican folk song)
- Review of Level I
- Creating a Model Experience
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LEVEL II: SECOND AND THIRD GRADES
- Sequence of Songs and Listening Selections
- Sequence of Music Concepts
- Model Experiences:
- “Sing About Martin!”
- “Barcarolle,” from Tales of Hoffmann
- “Shoo, Fly” (American folk song)
- “Chinese Dance,” from The Nutcracker Suite
- “Willowbee” (American game song)
- “Kangaroos,” from Carnival of the Animals
- “Cielito Lindo” (Mexico)
- “Chatter with the Angels” (African-American song)
- “The Stars and Stripes Forever”
- “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring” from Cantata no. 147
- Canzona
- “Ebeneezer Sneezer”
- “A Ram Sam Sam” (Moroccan folk song)
- “The Dragon Song” (Chinese folk melody)
- Review of Level II
- Creating a Model Experience
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LEVEL III: FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES
- Sequence of Songs and Listening Selections
- Sequence of Music Concepts
- Model Experiences:
- “Pianists” from Carnival of the Animals
- “Hawaiian Rainbows” (Modern Hawaiian song)
- Haiku sound piece
- “Carillon” from L’Arlésienne Suite no. 1
- “Viennese Musical Clock” from Háry János Suite
- “Mango Walk” (Calypso song from Jamaica)
- “Stomp Dance” (Cherokee Indian), “Mai Wakaringano” (Zimbabwe), “Ho Jamalo” (India-Pakistan)
- “Corn Grinding Song” (Navaho Indian)
- “Wedding Music” (Tunisia) and other world pieces
- “Wabash Cannon Ball” (Traditional)
- “Orange Blossom Special”
- “Lost Your Head Blues” (American blues)
- “Piffle Rag”
- “Take Five”
- “Four on the Floor”
- Review of Level III
- Creating a Model Experience
- Monthly Planners
SECTION III: Songs
SECTION IV: Appendices
- A. Reference Material for Music Fundamentals
- B. Introduction to the Autoharp®, Chromaharp®, QChord®, Soprano Recorder, and Guitar
- C. A Collection of Chants, Proverbs, and Poems
- D. Resources for Elementary Teachers
- E. Resources for Children
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