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Higher education vocal music research
Research Projects for Jazz History: Jazz Musicians and Genres
Looking for jazz music activities for your high school jazz ensemble? These 5 research projects ask students to create presentations about jazz genres and famous jazz musicians from five music history jazz time periods: before 1920, 1920-1940, 1941-1960, 1961-1980, 1981-present. The evolution of jazz is uneven and style developments overlapped so examining larger segments of time helps identify broader trends.Jazz history is rife with examples of racism, discrimination, drug and alcohol use, and
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Voice Change Posters
Are your singers curious about what is happening to their voices? Show them these helpful voice change guides, based on the research of Lynne Gackle and John Cooksey. This resource includes two poster files, one for female voice change and one for male.
These could also be used as study guides for Vocal Pedagogy courses!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Vocal Health and Healing Your Voice
Effective for middle school or high school chorus, or private voice lessons.Maintaining and Healing the Singing VoiceTips on maintaining and healing voice issues. TEN PRACTICES to keep your voice in top condition. A must for every voice student. Singing requires maintenance and care of the voice. An important tip: As you are doing your vocal exercises, start with those that are less taxing. Begin with a repeated tone, move to an exercise that covers a third, then a fifth, and finally move
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Meistersingers overture fully annotated score
Fully annotated analysis of the overture in colourComing soon, notes to accompany the analysis
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Major Choral Works: Big Picture Analysis
In preparing a choral score, it’s easy these days to access information instantaneously: composer, piece, chord analysis. But perhaps you are just looking for the “big picture.” Years ago, long before the ease of computers, I would write out basic elements of each choral work I planned to conduct. These would include form, medium, text, keys, tempo/meter, instrumentation, and my many comments.All of that is in this document. My hope is that this will be a useful resource for you. It includes—
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Higher Education, Staff
Exploring Music-Graphic Organizer and Worksheet for Student Music Analysis
This graphic organizer and worksheet guides students of all ages in active music listening and exploration! Using the guiding questions, students can construct a detailed and informed analysis of any musical composition, composer, genre, or time period. Focused around the questions "Who, What, When, Where, Why and How", this resource is perfect for daily listening assignments, research projects, sub plans or assessments! The file includes two different formats of the Thinksheet, making it usef
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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Lift Ev'ry Voice & Sing
What is the history behind the song Lift Ev'ry Voice & Sing? How did this song come to be known at the Black National Anthem? Learn some of the backstories of how this song came to be and why the song is still relevant today. Use the hyperlink in the text to watch coordinating videos that will help students learn the lyrics and history of this timeless tune.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
TABS- Musically Gifted
This is just a quick reference for music teachers who are interested in better diversifying lessons for their gifted students, or for those more directly involved in the process of identifying gifted students for services.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
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