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New approach classroom method

September 18, 2015 by Steve Kloser Leave a Comment

Let’s Make Music!  Classroom Recorder Method
Try it for free!
At the successful conclusion of this course, your students can show proficiency in/at:
  • Demonstrating ‘resting’ and ‘playing’ positions.
  • Following the conductor while playing the recorder.
  • Being a good audience member.
  • The proper care and maintenance of a musical instrument.
  • Playing the following notes on the recorder: D4, E4, F4, F#4, G4, A4, B4, C5, C#5, D5
  • Playing simple tunes that contain the notes listed above, notated in combinations of eighth, quarter, half and whole notes and corresponding rests.
  • Counting and clapping combinations of eighth, quarter, half and whole notes and corresponding rests, in measures of 3 or 4 beats, with the quarter note getting the beat.
  • Reading musical notation in any clef.
To get your free copy, click to www.kokopellipress.com
Kokopelli Press – Portland, OR
503.336.3713

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