"Who Has Seen the Wind?" REMIX with Kodaly, Orff, Movement, Recorder, and Improv

The classic song, "Who Has Seen the Wind?" has been REMIXED and is ready for winter, spring, summer, and fall windy weather! Perfect for teaching half notes, low la, and minor tonality, the teaching process includes Orff and Kodaly approaches along with recorder and movement sections.

UPDATE: Now in PPT AND Google Slides formats!

If you're looking for music to engage your students, this is it.

What You'll Get

• Slides are grouped into sections-Introduction to the poem/song, Kodaly (melody/rhythm), Orff (instrument arrangement), Recorder, and Movement.
• Slides advance when you click so you can always pause on a particular visual (rhythm, melody, form, etc) for differentiation and extensions.
• Lessons that can be part of one class period, a unit, or single lessons throughout the year: Song & Movement (September), Recorder (October), Orff (January), Kodaly "low la" (March).

The REMIX

• a slightly new melody from the classic rendition
• an accompaniment track with a definite R & B feel to it (you can hear it in the video preview)

Musical Objectives

• Rhythm-prominent half note, eighth note pair combos
• Melody-(la,-do) and (la,-do-re-mi) sequences
• Recorder-B, A, G, and low E
• Orff arrangement using speech and body percussion to teach BX, AX, SX (Glock)
• Form-simple two-part form
• Improvisation on recorders
• Movement-a movement video with an opportunity to improvise or create new moves.
• Tonality-minor

Audio Included

• song melody
• Orff arrangement
• Remix accompaniment
• Echo sing melody

Video Included

• movement video
• Poison Pattern video
• Improvisation Recorder Video

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