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Teaching Music Editorial - January 2010
Teaching Music Editorial Archive
Read the article below by Lis McCullough
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Bradley pilots the NEW Drake Music 'Introduction to Music' Course
Jonathan Westrup
Drake Music have written a new music course which is accessible for any student. It incorporates re-usable teaching and learning resources written using Clicker software and references areas of study at KS3/4. The course has four units: Introduction to Musical Notation; Creating Soundtracks for Films; Developing Music Skills for Performance; Composing Music using Chance Methods. The course is available at Entry Level, L1 and L2 and is accredited by NOCN. More info: contact Jonathan Westrup
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GCSE Composition Popular Song
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Canons High School Year 11 performances of their GCSE compositions
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A one-day Kodály workshop, Birmingham, Sunday 28th February 2010
British Kodály Academy
Kodály Pedagogy, Key stages 1, 2 & 3
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Questions of voice: Dialogue and change in music education
John Finney
This is a day for teachers, children and young people to think about talking and listening, creating dialogue, and learning together how to make a better music education in school.
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Rites of Passage - Effective Transition and Curriculum Continuity
NAME Publications
This publication tackles the difficulties of ensuring a smooth transition for children from one phase to another. It is designed to help teachers of music think through the processes involved in transition, plan how best to provide excitement and ensure curriculum continuity across the phases, and use outside agencies to help children see their musical life in a broad community context.
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New accreditied HE3 Kodály Courses
British Kodály Academy
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Teaching Music Editorial December 2009
Teaching Music Editorial Archive
Why music teachers need to ‘take to the internet’
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Brass syllabus launched
Victoria College Exams
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The BKA Kodály Spring Course: Tuesday 13th – Friday 16th April 2010
British Kodály Academy
4 day course at Leicester University
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