GRADE LEVEL LESSON LENGTH one or two 45 minute classes TYPE OF CLASS General Music Education MAJOR GOAL OF LESSON: To introduce the Hawaiian culture through the experience of luau and the exploration of dancing a hula; CURRICULUM FRAMEWORKS ADDRESSED: Music, PreK-12 Learning Standards Standards 1, 2, 4, and 5 1.1 Sing independently…
Familiarize yourself with the anatomy of the bass. Identify the most important parts of the bass. Use a reference tone from a tuning device or a tuning fork to tune the bass. The…
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Mike has been an influential guitar player in the Southern California area, for over 25 years. He has been a full time, professional guitar instructor since 1992. Mike has played…
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My main focus throughout my career can be broken down into 3 categories: -Technique -Knowledge of the fretboard -Chord and Scale knowledge I guarantee that if you are comfortable…
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On the original vinyl copy of the album Train Is Vain isn t listed on the tracklisting on the sleeve. The story is that the song was recorded for an NME promotional flexi-disc…
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By Tags: Christian Education, music education, New School Year Retirement, that is. I’ve had a lovely year off. I taught voice and helped out with rehearsals at the High School in the district I retired from. Little did I know I was being prepared…… On Monday I will begin a new school year, in a new school with a new room…..and…
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Anonymous Mom is a weekly column of motherhood confessions, indiscretions, and parental shortcomings selected by Mommyish editors. Under this unanimous byline, readers can share their own stories, secrets, and moments of weakness with complete anonymity. Every week I do some mental mathematical aerobics. What can I cut out this…
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Our voice teachers primarily focus on popular music. If you have always wanted to be a better rock, pop, country, jazz, gospel or R&B singer, then we have the right voice teachers for you. Voice students spend time each week doing physical exercises to improve their vocal range, ear training, breath control, vibrato…
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Listen to as much gospel music as you can. Listen to the choir at your church, listen to gospel CDs, and go to gospel performances. One of the best ways to get ideas for gospel bass lines is to hear and see them in practice. Immerse yourself in all the various sounds that gospel can encompass, then experiment to find your own…
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Lesson Plans for Non-Music Substitutes by Jennifer Hibbard Creating sub plans is the sort of task that should be defined in an encyclopedia as “unavoidable misery”. Picture it. You’re trying to survive a bout of stomach flu, and after a few gallons of Gatorade (with a side of crackers), you finally admit that you won’t make…
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Fredrick Pritchard is a graduate of the Royal Conservatory of Music, Western Ontario Conservatory, and the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, England. As a performer, he is well-experienced, both on the Classical Concert Stage and as a Nightclub Entertainer. As a composer, he explores fresh harmonies through several…
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Missy Raines is the most decorated bass player in the history of the International Bluegrass Music Association with seven IBMA Awards to her name. A former member of the Claire Lynch Band, as well as her acclaimed duo with Jim Hurst, Missy Raines is one of the most popular figures in the bluegrass community and a trailblazer…
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Baton Rouge is Louisiana’s capitol and an upstream port neighbor of the state’s largest city, New Orleans. Baton Rouge is a quickly-growing city with the bold mixture of cultures and interests that are largely unique to Louisiana, particularly in the Mississippi River region. Petrochemical and technology industries have grown…
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