Piano Research Projects for Keyboard Lab or Class Piano
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Looking for a way to incorporate research into your class piano or piano lab class? These research projects ask students to create presentations about well-known piano composers, pianists, and contemporary musical group that uses keyboard instruments. They add rigor to the curriculum and complement musical training. They are great for distance learning, helpful if students are not able to play piano, and easy to use as sub plans that keep students learning while you are absent. This is ideal for middle or high school music classes.
What’s Included:
Three separate research projects that feature:
-classical composers for the piano
-various keyboard instruments
-a contemporary musician or ensemble that uses a piano or keyboard
HOW TO USE:
There are several possible research topics for the students. If a student wants to do something that is not listed, teacher approval before they start researching is recommended. You can type directly on the rubric for assigning points and writing feedback.
You can utilize a variety of formats for the research projects. Students can use a multimedia format (e.g. PowerPoint, Google Slides, Prezi), video (e.g. FlipGrid, MovieMaker), research paper (e.g. MS Word, Google Doc), or create a poster (for in person). Students who submit a paper-based presentation are asked to play an audio sample related to the topic during class because the tech options can embed an audio file.
National Core Arts Standard
MU:Cn11.0.H.HSIII
Demonstrate understanding of relationships between music and the other arts, other disciplines, varied contexts and daily life.
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