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Tag Archives: games
12/100 I won a worm
No, not seriously (although I have just won a diary in an on-line competition…) This game has nothing to do with music, as far as I can see, but fills in a spare few minutes at the end of a … Continue reading
Issue 26: Kodaly and Orff Music Teacher’s blog
This is a blog I have been following for a while: http://www.herdingcatsgeorge.blogspot.com/ It is called the Kodaly and Orff Music Teacher’s blog and has some inspirational ideas in it. The current entry has video clips of a couple of pulse/circle … Continue reading
Issue 26: Partner Percussion
This is a video of a Memphis City Orff Music concert; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvpFgUMBiqQ from the Kodaly and Orff Music Teacher’s Blog; www.herdingcatsgeorge.blogspot.com In the front right hand corner of the stage, during a song near the end of the clip, there … Continue reading
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Tagged claves, games, ostinato, partner-percussion, percussion, pulse
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Issue 22: Don’t clap this one back
This is an incredibly simple little listening game, which quickly sorts out the classes that have learned focus and self discipline from those that have no idea! Keeping an internal pulse going all the time, the leader claps a four-beat … Continue reading
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Tagged behaviour management, clapping games, games, pulse, rhythm
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Issue 7: Class music – keystage 1 – Castles
“Our topic this week is castles – can you do something about castles in music this afternoon?” Umm; I am completely out of ideas for songs about castles; the only music I can think of is “The Old Castle” from pictures … Continue reading
Issue 6: The Name Game
This game is a real oldie, and we all tend to do it at the start of every year in a vain effort to learn classfuls and classfuls of names in the first week of term. This week I watched it … Continue reading