Music Express Extra - World Beats: Exploring rhythms from different cultures
Paperback
Primary music teaching resources for subject leaders and class teachers – engaging lessons, activities and games for kids.
World Beats shows how to bring world percussion to life in the classroom – and you don't need specialist drums to do it. The pack contains a fully illustrated book with step-by-step instructions and downloadable movie demonstrations and graphic scores to display or print.
World Beats shows how to bring world percussion to life in the classroom – and you don't need specialist drums to do it. The pack contains a fully illustrated book with step-by-step instructions and a downloadable of movie demonstrations and graphic scores to display or print.
Teachers can discover, along with their class, how to play percussion styles from the UK, Ghana, Japan, Brazil, Cuba and India. Each section contains games and activities that build towards complete performance pieces. Use in general class music lessons or for group tuition through Wider Opportunities schemes.
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Imprint
Collins Music
ISBN
978-0-7136-8890-0
Publication Date
10-05-2010
Format
Paperback
Pages
64 pages
Dimensions
210x297mm
Product Description
Primary music teaching resources for subject leaders and class teachers – engaging lessons, activities and games for kids.
World Beats shows how to bring world percussion to life in the classroom – and you don't need specialist drums to do it. The pack contains a fully illustrated book with step-by-step instructions and downloadable movie demonstrations and graphic scores to display or print.
World Beats shows how to bring world percussion to life in the classroom – and you don't need specialist drums to do it. The pack contains a fully illustrated book with step-by-step instructions and a downloadable of movie demonstrations and graphic scores to display or print.
Teachers can discover, along with their class, how to play percussion styles from the UK, Ghana, Japan, Brazil, Cuba and India. Each section contains games and activities that build towards complete performance pieces. Use in general class music lessons or for group tuition through Wider Opportunities schemes.
Author
ensemblebash, Prepared for publication by Collins Music
ensemblebash are Chris Brannick, Joby Burgess, Stephen Hiscock and Genevieve Wilkins. Asa group, they have run summer school courses at both the Dartington andAberystwyth International Summer Schools and COMA as well as hundredsof schools' music education projects in the UK and Australia. Theensemblebash children's concert has also received wide acclaim for itsaudience participation and demonstrations of Latin American and Africanmusic. Individually, the members of ensemblebash are also well knownas percussion teachers. Joby Burgess is currently head of percussion atJunior Trinity College of Music and Chris Branick is a percussion tutorat Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
Imprint
Collins Music
ISBN
978-0-7136-8890-0
Publication Date
10-05-2010
Format
Paperback
Pages
64 pages
Dimensions
210x297mm
Product Description
Primary music teaching resources for subject leaders and class teachers – engaging lessons, activities and games for kids.
World Beats shows how to bring world percussion to life in the classroom – and you don't need specialist drums to do it. The pack contains a fully illustrated book with step-by-step instructions and downloadable movie demonstrations and graphic scores to display or print.
World Beats shows how to bring world percussion to life in the classroom – and you don't need specialist drums to do it. The pack contains a fully illustrated book with step-by-step instructions and a downloadable of movie demonstrations and graphic scores to display or print.
Teachers can discover, along with their class, how to play percussion styles from the UK, Ghana, Japan, Brazil, Cuba and India. Each section contains games and activities that build towards complete performance pieces. Use in general class music lessons or for group tuition through Wider Opportunities schemes.
Author
ensemblebash, Prepared for publication by Collins Music
ensemblebash are Chris Brannick, Joby Burgess, Stephen Hiscock and Genevieve Wilkins. Asa group, they have run summer school courses at both the Dartington andAberystwyth International Summer Schools and COMA as well as hundredsof schools' music education projects in the UK and Australia. Theensemblebash children's concert has also received wide acclaim for itsaudience participation and demonstrations of Latin American and Africanmusic. Individually, the members of ensemblebash are also well knownas percussion teachers. Joby Burgess is currently head of percussion atJunior Trinity College of Music and Chris Branick is a percussion tutorat Guildhall School of Music and Drama.