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Music Technology Curriculum Map
Thanks for taking a look at my product! I have spent countless hours developing the curriculum for my Music Technology courses and I found that creating the curriculum map was one of the most time-intensive parts. I sincerely hope that this resource will be a huge time-saver for you. As you browse through it you will notice that it is aligned with the NAFME National Music Standards for Music Technology and is divided into four quarters (for a full year- or can be separated into two semesters). T
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6th - 12th
10 Music Technology Project Outlines | Full Year Project-Based Music Curriculum
10 Exciting Project Outlines to start or re-energize your music technology / general music classes! These project outlines cover a plethora of topics related to the world of music technology, audio engineering, sound design, recording arts and electronic composition. The outlines can be used to structure a full year course curriculum or as supplemental projects in a general music or music composition course. Excite and challenge your students with these relevant and engaging project-based learni
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Scales Club - Essential Elements for Strings
Motivate your students to memorize your scales and become members of the SCALES CLUB! Scale levels are divided into bronze, silver, and gold and are adaptable to your classes/students depending on the method book they currently use. Scales align with the scale pages in Essential Elements Book 2 (Purple), Essential Technique Book 3 (Green), and Advanced Technique Book 4 (Gold). Charts include a section to write the exercise numbers, and date passed off for the teacher to sign.
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6th - 12th
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Creating a Film Score | Music Technology DAW Composition Project Outline
A perfect way to introduce students to the world of movie analysis and film music composition. This exciting project provides students with a guided outline for creating their own original film score through outlined storyboard planning, film analysis and music composition! Students begin by exploring several YouTube examples from iconic films and analyze the use of music and sound effects to enhance the on-screen visuals (included in the resource is a YouTube playlist that can be expanded to fi
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Writing A Music Album Review | Music Project Outline with Worksheet & Slides
Help your students analyze and write their own music album review with this guided project outline and editable worksheet! Perfect for any music or writing class, this project guides students through the process of creating a critical review of an album of their choice. The project is divided into two parts: Part 1 helps guide students through reading and deciphering existing album reviews. Part 2 guides students in constructing and creating their own review on an album of choice. Both sect
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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JW Pepper Chorus Project
This is a project that I use with my middle and high school choirs, but it could easily work in a general music setting as well. In this project, students explore the choral music website, JW Pepper. They look through choral music and select three songs that are of interest to them. They then fill out the information on the project worksheet and explain why they chose each of the three songs. This project is a way for the students to see what goes into selecting repertoire for concerts and also
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6th - 12th
Choral Music - Seasonal Lesson Plan Templates
As a choir director, I often struggled to find a Lesson Plan template that had EVERY aspect of rehearsal I needed to remember. Enter the summer of 2022 and I decided to create my own! I hope this is helpful to your choral rehearsals and helps you make sure you've checked every box for the day!This download includes seasonal, birthday, and holiday backgrounds within the template. I am always open to making more if you have any suggestions!
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6th - 12th
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Music History Powerpoint
This is a powerpoint detailing each musical era with important composers and facts. Over 100 slides detailing musicians from Palestrina to Dizzy Gillespie, going from the Medieval through the Jazz Era. I use this in class as a springboard to discuss and research different composers and how music changed over the years.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Scope and Sequence for Middle School and High School Choir
A general scope/sequence/lesson outline for Middle and High School Choirs.Aligns with Wisconsin Standards for Music
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6th - 12th
Music For Social Justice-Music Analysis & Playlist Creation Unit Project Outline
This project outline guides your student's exploration, listening, analysis and response to the music that embodies social justice issues and movements of social change. While many projects provide suggested listening lists, this project gives students the opportunity to explore these songs firsthand and curate their own playlists based on a chosen topic! Additionally, this project outline facilitates class discussion of how music can be used to influence awareness and change. Perfect for Musi
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Music History Timeline Project
This project allows students to have a snapshot of each musical time period.
This can be an individual project or group project. Students research and fill out each time period's box. I have posters in my room with all the information on them, but students can go online and research as well. I also like to have students cut out each box after they have filled them in and create a visual timeline on posters/paper. This can be as extensive or simple of a project as you'd like!
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6th - 12th
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Mark Ronson-"How Sampling Transformed Music" TED Talk Worksheet
These worksheets organizers accompany the Mark Ronson TED Talk "How Sampling Transformed Music". The Talk focuses on the compositional technique of Sampling and it's prevalence in the 20th-21st centuries. The questions can help guide class discussion and can be completed by students individually or in groups. The worksheet questions align with the NAfME Music Standards for Listening/Responding and Connecting. Perfect for Music Sub Plans, 2 Hour Delays, or Virtual Learning!Related ResourcesWha
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Sampling & Remixing | Music Technology DAW Composition Project Outline
A perfect way to introduce students to the world of sampling, beat-making, audio engineering and electronic composition! This exciting project guides students in the process of compiling pre-recorded audio samples and reimagining those sounds into an original electronic music composition using a DAW of your choosing.The project can be completed using any DAW, and the document includes helpful tricks and tips for using the free platform BandLab to complete this project. This project spans roughly
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
The Men of 2000s Country: Guided Notes & Listening Activity
Students will learn about Brad Paisley, Kenny Chesney, Garth Brooks, Dierks Bentley, Josh Turner, Toby Keith, Rascal Flatts, Keith Urban and Tim McGraw. These are paired with the Slides uploaded on my account. This is the student portion. WARNING: This is recommended for upper grades. Because this is country music, there are some brief references to alcoholic beverages and mild language. Some songs can be swapped out if you would like.
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7th - 12th
Live Audio Recording | Music Technology DAW Composition Project Outline
A perfect way to introduce students to the world of live sound recording, audio engineering and electronic composition! This exciting project guides students in the process of recording live sound and then organizing those sounds into an original electronic music composition using a DAW of your choosing. Using the work of 21st Century composer Joseph Bertolozzi and his composition "Tower Music" as a model, this project gives students the chance to record sounds in their surrounding environment
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Glam & Hard Rock Battles
Have students listen to songs by different 70s/80s Rock Artists and assign them "awards" at the end. Fun facts and noteable members are included on some Slides. This is a base activity for discussion.
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4th - 12th
Classical Era Timeline
This is a time line for the Classical time period, including a focus on key facts about F. J. Haydn, W. A. Mozart, and L. V. Beethoven. It also includes key points of religious growth during the Classical time period, as well as important details from American History.
This was created to be used as a hand out in class, and I also had it blown up at a local printing store to use as a bulliten board.
This provides a great way to make connections between music, church, and American history in th
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K - 12th
Song Writing Starter Worksheet for Music Students EDITABLE
This is an editable song writing worksheet and/or road map for music students to work through while trying to write a song. This approach focuses on learning and understanding how chord progressions are unpacked within the music we listen to on a regular basis.How I use this activity in my own classroom (link to blog).⚠️FREEBIE ALERT⚠️This resource is perfect for:✅ 6-12 General Music Classroom Projects✅ Individualized Learning Activities✅ Distance LearningWhat’s Included With Your Download:✅ Ed
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6th - 12th
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GIST Template
This template is to be used for the GIST protocol. Students are given a piece of reading (article, website, etc) and are then asked to identify "5 Ws and 1 H" (who, what, when, where, why, and how) and complete a template with the corresponding information they have found in the reading. Finally, students use their notes to write a 20-word summary called a GIST. Once students have mastered writing a GIST, the strategy is then applied to content area texts to support comprehension and summarizing
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6th - 12th
General Expectations for Care & Maintenance of Band Instruments
Do you ever wish you could officiate a better solution for expectations of care & maintenance for you band families? Even though you go over details & procedures in class? What if you had the bare bones basics laid out as a form for your students & parents to sign?
This form/letter allow for just those things. Setting up expectations at the beginning of the year or semester can allow you to validate an assignment, grades, activities, or consequences. It can also be a valuable
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5th - 12th
Composing Music to Visual Art-Student Guide to Creating Padlet-SHMRG Thinksheet
This product bundle includes the outline to the "Composing Music to Visual Art" unit project with the additional "Student Guide to Creating a Padlet" and "SHMRG-Music Analysis Thinksheet". These added resources will help provide additional guidance for students in their music analysis, as well as a step by step guide to creating a Padlet, which can be used to display student work during this unit project.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Piano Progress Tracker for Alfred Basic Adult Beginner Piano Course
Teaching many students using the same method book can be a challenge to track each individual’s progress, particularly if your classes are back to back. This resource will provide you a quick, easy way to see where your students left off. It is correlated with Alfred’s Basic Adult Piano Course: Level One. In addition, students can record and track data on their individual progress through the Progress Sheet.HOW TO USE:I make a copy of this tracking guide for each piano class that I teach. Then I
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9th - 12th
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Piano Progress Tracker for Bastien's Piano for Adults book 1
When teaching piano lab or class piano it can be a challenge to track each student's progress. This resource will provide you a quick, easy way to see where your students left off. It is correlated with Bastien's Piano for Adults: Book 1. In addition, students can record and track data on their individual progress through the Progress Sheet.This includes-Teacher pages to record individual student progress across the page for all major songs and exercises in book one.-Student progress pages for s
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9th - 12th
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Musician Interview Project
This is a really cool project for students to get to know more about musicians. I tried to pick musicians that they might not know as well, but would still recognize. Even if students ask, I do not let them pick people outside of the list. But you can obviously feel free to modify the musicians or the questions. I also have students present about one musician of their choosing. You will get a lot of the same people talked about, but they think it’s really cool.
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6th - 12th
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