Music: Its Language, History, and Culture | Body Mapping Presentation | Brooklyn College | Spring 2023
This Body Mapping presentation accompanies the Body Mapping activity also available on this platform. This is a great ice-breaker to get to […]
This Body Mapping presentation accompanies the Body Mapping activity also available on this platform. This is a great ice-breaker to get to […]
This Body Mapping activity is a great ice-breaker to get to know your students. I tie in Habitus and emphasize a process […]
Handout with singing activities for moveable-do solfege. Includes explanations of major and minor scales, chromaticism, and modes. Instructor: Scott A. Miller Course: […]
An activity meant to spur critical analysis of a shared reading. A handful of important quotes are placed on digital or physical […]
An icebreaker activity for the first day of class. Instructor introduces the idea of the “Three Bs” in classical music, before introducing […]
Peer review pair activity intended for early stage of the writing process. Students ask each other questions about their project and record […]
A small group activity in which students interpret an example of Renaissance dance notation: “The Washerwoman’s Branle,” taken from Thoinot Arbeau’s 1589 […]
In-class activity for small groups of 3-4 students; intended to review the musical characteristics associated with four genres of sacred music: plainchant; […]
I used this handout in class to introduce the modes and how they can be found in popular repertoire. We worked through […]
Extremely rudimentary (introductory), graded ear training exercises designed to loosen the tongue and guide the student through rhythmic and diatonic patterns of […]