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Apr 14th – 2nd round of activities (gr. 6/7)
- Submit a video or audio recording of yourself making music at home. Suggestions include singing along to one of the videos on the HOME page, singing one of our school concert songs along to the song’s Youtube video, or playing Seaforth Music repertoire on an instrument.
- Go outside, close your eyes, and listen. Think about what sounds you can hear. Then write a list of all the things that you could hear, describing the sound quality and volume of each sound you heard.
- Learn and explore music using any of the resources posted on the HOME page of the blog site. Write about, or get video footage of, what you’ve done or learned and submit it to Mr. Clift.
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Apr 14th – 2nd round of activities (gr. 5/6)
- Submit a video or audio recording of yourself making music at home. Suggestions include singing along to one of the videos on the HOME page, singing one of our school concert songs along to the song’s Youtube video, or playing Seaforth Music repertoire on an instrument.
- Go outside, close your eyes, and listen. Think about what sounds you can hear. Then write a list of all the things that you could hear, describing the sound quality and volume of each sound you heard.
- Learn and explore music using any of the resources posted on the HOME page of the blog site. Write about, or get video footage of, what you’ve done or learned and submit it to Mr. Clift.
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Apr 14th – 2nd round of activities (gr. 3/4/5)
- Submit a video or audio recording of yourself making music at home. Suggestions include singing along to one of the videos on the HOME page, singing one of our school concert songs along to the song’s Youtube video, or playing Seaforth Music repertoire on an instrument.
- Go outside, close your eyes, and listen. Think about what sounds you can hear. Then write a list of all the things that you could hear, describing the sound quality and volume of each sound you heard.
- Learn and explore music using any of the resources posted on the HOME page of the blog site. Write about, or get video footage of, what you’ve done or learned and submit it to Mr. Clift.
- Pick one of the songs from the “Recorder Songs to Learn” file found in the “Recorder Divisions Resources” page. Learn to play the song using your knowledge of recorder and music reading. Record yourself playing a segment of the song that’s at least 8-bars long, and submit the recording to Mr. Clift.
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Apr 14th- 2nd round of activities (gr. 2/3)
- Submit a video or audio recording of yourself singing at home. Suggestions include singing along to one of the videos on the HOME page, or singing one of our school concert songs along to the song’s Youtube video.
- Go outside, close your eyes, and listen. Think about what sounds you can hear. Then write a list of all the things that you could hear.
- Learn and explore music using any of the resources posted on the HOME page of the blog site. Write about, or get video footage of, what you’ve done or learned and submit it to Mr. Clift.
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Apr 14 – 2nd round of activities (gr. 1/2)
- Submit a video or audio recording of yourself singing at home. Suggestions include singing along to one of the videos on the HOME page, or singing one of our school concert songs along to the song’s Youtube video.
- Go outside, close your eyes, and listen. Think about what sounds you can hear. Then write a list of all the things that you could hear.
- Learn and explore music using any of the resources posted on the HOME page of the blog site.
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Apr 14th – 2nd round of activities (Kindergarten)
- Submit a video or audio recording of yourself singing at home. Suggestions include singing along to one of the videos on the HOME page, or singing one of our school concert songs along to the song’s Youtube video.
- Go outside, close your eyes, and listen. Think about what sounds you can hear. Then draw a picture of all the things that you heard.
- Learn and explore music using any of the resources posted on the HOME page of the blog site.
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The Rhythm Randomizer
http://www.rhythmrandomizer.com/
Super handy site that instantly creates an 8-beat rhythmic pattern combining ta, ti-ti, and za. Great for any grade level and for pitched or non-pitched instruments, though particularly useful I find for primary grades.
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Polly Wolly Doodle
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“Jukebox Time Machine” YouTube link
Despite the postponement of our school spring concert, you can still enjoy practicing singing the songs at home! Here is the YouTube playlist with the accompanying tracks for all the songs. The icon in the top right corner will show you a list of all the songs.
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Recorder Divisions Resources
Blank staff paper with treble clef & bar lines
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKAaK7WmiMVSo9h_BoAcoZe2CLacfZkNp – “Jukebox Time Machine” YouTube playlist