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@doubledoubletwnktwnk Thanks for the tip! Yes, this is indeed helpful advice, and intend on trying this method out when I meet up with my student next week :-)
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@wasbedeutetjemanden: In the Kodaly method, before a student plays a piece, (s)he (1) pats steady beat on his/her lap and says the rhythm syllables first -- marching on beat, if necessary. Then (2) student marches beat while clapping the rhythm or tapping it with sticks. (3) Student sings "loo" or hums while clapping rhythm high/low, relative to the piece's melodic direction. (4) Student sings solfege while clapping melodic contour. (5) Student sings letter names while fingering notes. Helpful?
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I almost spat out my drink when you said, ever so casually, "refrain from hitting them or physical violence" lollll
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fail, im skiller you are not :D
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fail.
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I thought it was interesting you started with whole note versus Quarter note. You are so right, though .... the "counting aloud" is not rhythmic and metrical. Thanks for the post!
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so? why is that a problem...
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lol i agree...what a hot teacher...i wish my teacher was like that.
nice teacher but ummm... she needs to cover herself up or else the kids will be looking at more den the keys on the piano
hoosipower 2 years ago 8
If my piano teacher would has been so cute and sexy, today I'd be a killer!! eheheh... Interesting, nevertheless... :)
FawitoBlues 2 years ago 5