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Higher education instrumental music simulations
Relaxing Focus and Study Music Playlist_3
Spoken Wordplay Podcast Community has created a 46-minutes Focus Music Playlist 3 for students to listen while they're studying to help enhance and stimulate creative learning. I would like to give recognition to 5 amazing artist for their hard work creating these relaxing and dreamy Alternative Hip Hop music such as Epidemic Sound Artists- "Cloudshifter" by Auxjack"From Uptown" by Don Vayei"Warm and Cozy" by Sarah, the lllstrumentalist"State of Emergency" by James Carr"Gentle Echo
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Relaxing Focus and Study Music Playlist _2
Spoken Wordplay Podcast Community has created a 51-minutes Focus Music Playlist 2 for students to listen while they're studying to help enhance and stimulate creative learning. I would like to give recognition to 5 amazing artist for their hard work creating these relaxing and dreamy Alternative Hip Hop music such as Epidemic Sound Artists- "Red Orchard" by Justnormal "Ginger Chews" by Dylan Sitts "Soul Single Serenade" by Dusty Decks"Done-Zo_" by 91nova "Broken Glass Everywhere" by R
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Basic Music Theory Terms You Need to Know Word Search
By:Funnyarti40 basic music theory terms you need to know.Music theory's tricky enough without the lexicon - get your head around the lingo with our puzzle, word search.Terms included in this word search are:-Cadence-Chord -Circle of fifths -Harmonic interval -Major second -Rootless voicing -Unison....+33)Files included: • 1 PDF 4 Pages Ready to Print. ''With Answer'' • 4 JPG HQFeatures:-Large 8.5 X 11 inch. -Festive, Fun, and exciting designs. -High resolution images with thick dark lines. -Perf
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Listen & Roll | Music Listening Exercise
Three Listen & Roll exercises plus one customisable one for your own students needs. These can be printed out and laminated to use in any music class as a more kinesthetic way for students to participate in aural exercises! All you need is a dice or two!Simply have the students listen to a specific piece of music, then pass a dice (a giant foam one might make it fun!) around the room and have students answer the question that corresponds to the number they rolled!
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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