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10th grade music composition videos under $5
Editable Sound Design Slideshow and Worksheet (Complete Lesson & Pixar Examples)
Sound design is an integral part of quality film design, and it’s subsequently an important aspect of any film design unit. This lesson plan / slideshow is a great resource for teaching students key components of sound design, especially in films. It covers diegetic sounds, non-diegetic sounds, and subjective sounds and provides definitions of each. Additionally, it provides fun, entertaining examples (from Pixar and more) for students to practice on, with scenes from Baby Driver and Wall-e. The
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
1990-2000s Music-Club Dance
1990-2000s Music-Club DanceThis lecture and supporting classroom resources is part twelve in the “History of Popular Music” package. It covers the key aspects and influences Club Dance Music Genres, these including; House, Techno, Drum and Bass, Garage, Trance and Dub. In this package:- Lecture- REVISION– Techno and House Music- Video (presentation in video form, used for student revision) Covered in 1990-2000s Music-Club Dance - Background to “Club” music and Discotheques- What is Clue Dance
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6th - 11th
1980s Music: Electro & Synth Pop
1980s Music: Electro & Synth PopThis lecture and supporting classroom resources is part TEN in the “History of Popular Music” package. It covers the key aspects and influences of 1980’s Electro and Synth Pop. In this package:- Lecture- RESOURCE-Recommended - Listening-1980s Music- Electro & Synth Pop- Video (presentation in video form, used for student revision) Covered in 1980s Music: Electro & Synth Pop - Recapping Indie and New Waves Genres (Part Nine)- Leon Theremin and early E
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6th - 11th
Introduction to Digital Composition: Roll-a-Song
A quick, fun, and engaging activity to help your students enter the world of digital music. This 1 hour lesson is tech-centric but relies on entirely free to use programs. It covers key vocab like melody, harmony, and rhythm then transitions into a dice rolling random composition tool that has your students effortlessly making multi-voiced lo-fi loops. Intended for use with the FREE website: BandLab.comTeacher's Guide: https://asoundmind.edublogs.org/2020/03/08/roll-a-song-an-introduction-into-d
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3rd - 10th
Johann Sebastian Bach Presentation
In this presentation, it goes over Bach's early life, his obsession for music at an early age, his family life, his musical career, his health problems, and his death. Also goes over the fact his music was rediscovered after his death.
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1st - 12th
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American Composer John Philip Sousa - Slideshow & Worksheet + Distance Learning
This is the 1st of 10 Google Slideshow lessons I created for my American Composers Unit in my 9th-12th Grade Music Appreciation Class. Each slideshow:1. Progresses in chronological order, showcasing the history of music and musical styles in America 2. Has an accompanying Student Worksheet + ANSWER KEY3. Has 5 important facts students will learn as they fill in the blanks on their worksheet4. Has appropriate music videos imbedded as students complete 5 open-ended "Listen and Analyze" questions
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3rd - 12th
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I Choose Peace (Instrumental and Concert versions)
This is a brand new Remembrance Day song called "I Choose Peace". This package contains the instrumental version, curriculum connections, as well as the YouTube link to the lyric video. Educators and Choir Masters can use the audio file to rehearse with and then use the lyric video when the song is ready to be performed in front of an audience. Project the video onto a screen above or beside the stage so that the audience can follow along word-for-word. Load up the lyric video and press play. I
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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1st Recorder Lesson - Solving the Recorder Mystery - Video/PDF/PPT
“Solving the Recorder Mystery” is a growing recorder method that breaks down learning how to play the recorder into tiny, easy-to-comprehend pieces. The (slightly silly) mystery theme with sound effects keep my students' attention, make them laugh, and keep them practicing when they go home! I give my eager students the YouTube links for practice on their free time and use the files in THIS resource for teaching in class. I suggest doing the same in your class!
In Mission 1, I immediately teach
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Recorder Lessons BUNDLE "Solving the Recorder Mystery" First 6 Lessons
4th Recorder Lesson - Solving the Recorder Mystery "Decoding A" VID/PPT/PDF
“Solving the Recorder Mystery” is a growing recorder method that breaks down learning how to play the recorder into tiny, easy-to-comprehend pieces. The (slightly silly) mystery theme with sound effects keep my students' attention, make them laugh, and keep them practicing when they go home! I give my eager students the YouTube links for practice on their free time and use the PowerPoint/PDF files in THIS resource for teaching in class. I suggest doing the same in your class! Click here for the
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Recorder Lessons BUNDLE "Solving the Recorder Mystery" First 6 Lessons
Name the music notes - Digital, Printable, Interactive, Videos
This is a great resource for music notes naming!Also great sub material.You will get a pdf with links and printable materials.Included2 free videos for practice!1 free copy with interactive content on google slides!3 pages for digital use Level 1.3 printable pages Level 1.3 pages for digital use Level 2.3 printable pages Level 2.Included are music notes for beginner knowledge and intermediate.Customer Tips:How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases:• Please go to your My Purchases page (yo
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
5th Recorder Lesson - Solving the Recorder Mystery "Decoding G" VID/PPT/PDF
“Solving the Recorder Mystery” is a growing recorder method that breaks down learning how to play the recorder into tiny, easy-to-comprehend pieces. The (slightly silly) mystery theme with sound effects keep my students' attention, make them laugh, and keep them practicing when they go home! I give my eager students the YouTube links for practice on their free time and use the PowerPoint/PDF files in THIS resource for teaching in class. I suggest doing the same in your class! Click here for the
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Recorder Lessons BUNDLE "Solving the Recorder Mystery" First 6 Lessons
3rd Recorder Lesson - Solving the Recorder Mystery "Decoding B" VID/PPT/PDF
“Solving the Recorder Mystery” is a growing recorder method that breaks down learning how to play the recorder into tiny, easy-to-comprehend pieces. The (slightly silly) mystery theme with sound effects keep my students' attention, make them laugh, and keep them practicing when they go home! I give my eager students the YouTube links for practice on their free time and use the PowerPoint/PDF files in THIS resource for teaching in class. I suggest doing the same in your class! Click here for the
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Recorder Lessons BUNDLE "Solving the Recorder Mystery" First 6 Lessons
6th Recorder Lesson - Solving the Recorder Mystery "Hidden Staircase" Vid+extras
“Solving the Recorder Mystery” is a growing recorder method that breaks down learning how to play the recorder into tiny, easy-to-comprehend pieces. The (slightly silly) mystery theme with sound effects keep my students' attention, make them laugh, and keep them practicing when they go home! I give my eager students the YouTube links for practice on their free time and use the PowerPoint/PDF files in THIS resource for teaching in class. I suggest doing the same in your class! Click here for the
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Recorder Lessons BUNDLE "Solving the Recorder Mystery" First 6 Lessons
Beginning of Classical Era / Joseph Haydn
In this presentation, it will be going over the Classical era and the information about what has been introduced in this new era. Example: The piano. Then, it will go over the life and musical career of Joseph Haydn.
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PreK - 12th
2nd Recorder Lesson - Solving the Recorder Mystery - Recorder Parts/Fingers
“Solving the Recorder Mystery” is a growing recorder method that breaks down learning how to play the recorder into tiny, easy-to-comprehend pieces. The (slightly silly) mystery theme with sound effects keep my students' attention, make them laugh, and keep them practicing when they go home! I give my eager students the YouTube links for practice on their free time and use the files in THIS resource for teaching in class. I suggest doing the same in your class!
In Mission 2, I teach students th
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Recorder Lessons BUNDLE "Solving the Recorder Mystery" First 6 Lessons
El alfabeto español - Canciones 1 y 2
Se necesitan 32 hojas del tamaño de una carta tradicional: En este trabajo se incluyen los objetivos (niveles elemental, intermedio y avanzado), la modalidad de la actividad estudiantil (determinada por el estudiante), estrategias docentes (primera y segunda partes), materiales y equipo electrónico, introducción al tema (organizadores cognitivos 1 - 4), canciones 1 y 2, actividades estudiantiles (niveles elemental, intermedio y avanzado), evaluación (hoja de trabajo - niveles elemental, intermed
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6th - 12th
4:47
Music Tech with Soundtrap
This is a 5 minute share-out of some project ideas and how I have used the Soundtrap classroom edition with upper elementary students that would also be useful in middle and high school. If you get the Soundtrap classroom edition, it has an extensive library of tutorials and professional development for educators. Cool stuff!
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Listening Protocol (LP) Californication/California in A minor
This listening protocol series utilizes youtube guitar performance videos to connect classroom music concepts to performance practice.
Great for:
+Beginning Guitar Students
+Intermediate Guitar Students
+Advanced Guitar Students
+General Music Students
Uses:
+Listening protocol
+YouTube connections
+Music literacy
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6th - 12th
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5:00
Music Tech Hiphop Composition
This video is a great introduction to a free web resource called ChordChord, and models some beginner music theory with chord progressions, as well as artist of the day connections, hip-hop/rap beginner composition, slogans, tag sounds, and how to get students creating.
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5th - 12th
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4:14
Flat/Hook/Jam Trifecta!
Here are some music tech ideas for upper elementary students through high school age. The video will show a brief look at flat.io interactive sheet music, the chord progression builder on hooktheory.com/trends, and a basic site for building your own digital music project from a chord progression; jamstudio.com. This is not one specific lesson, but it is meant to inspire many different projects with these resources. Enjoy!
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4th - 12th
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4:02
HookPad and HookTheory Free Version and Classroom Edition Model
I highly recommend exploring the little-known resource called HookTheory for some music tech and some theory that students from upper elementary through high school can easily handle. "Back in my day..." we didn't get any theory until the college level, and when I saw how simple chord progressions were (same as the kindergarten math standard for identifying patterns...) - I was ditching my trumpet wishing for piano, guitars, and software! Now students can learn theory and the skillset to be a di
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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