Link Up. A Program of Carnegie Hall s Weill Music Institute for Students in Grades Three through Five.

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1 Link Up A Program of Carnegie Hall s Weill Music Institute for Students in Grades Three through Five.

2 When are the concerts? April 4, :45 & 11:15 AM April 5, :45 & 11:15 AM Additional Educator Session Wednesday, October 11, PM St. Pius X / St. Leo, 6905 Blondo St. RSVP by Monday, October 9, 2017 to swarner@omahasymphony.org

3 When do we get our recorders? Most books and recorders should arrive at schools by the end of October. Materials for OPS schools will be delivered to Springville Elementary. Pick-up information coming soon! If you do not receive your materials by Monday, November 6th, please contact the Omaha Symphony Education Staff. Do not pay any invoice from Peripole. NOTE: Books & recorders will arrive separately!

4 Curriculum Repertoire Simple Melody for Voice and Recorder -> SYMPHONY WEBSITE Simple Gifts for Voice and Recorder* -> LINK UP BOOK Ode to Joy in G Major for Voice and Recorder -> SYMPHONY WEBSITE New World Symphony for Voice* and Recorder* -> LINK UP BOOK To Make Words Sing for Voice & Recorder -> LINK UP BOOK Student Composition for Recorder -> SYMPHONY WEBSITE

5 Curriculum Repertoire Additional non-recorder/vocal pieces include: Dvorak s Symphony No. 9 (Mvt. 2) New World Symphony Stravinsky s The Firebird ( Finale )

6 What about those other pieces? Pieces provided in the Link Up book, but NOT being performed in Omaha: Come to Play Bought Me a Cat Oye

7 Curriculum Extensions Musician Mentor Visits Students performing on stage at Link Up Concert Student Composition Project Parent Tickets

8 Resource Overview Link Up Student & Teacher Books To Make Words Sing, New World, & Simple Gifts Melodies are Made of Patterns (TG pg. 33) Melodies Tell a Story (TG pg. 42) -Firebird listening map

9 Resource Overview Omaha Symphony Website ( Student Concert Book Simple Melody, Ode to Joy, New World Lyrics, & Student Composition Concert Visuals Parent Ticket Information Arrival Instructions Composition Activity Materials Additional Resources & Websites

10 Where is the music? Link Up Book: To Make Words Sing, New World, & Simple Gifts OmahaSymphony.org: Simple Melody, Ode to Joy & Student Composition

11 Where is the music? Omaha Symphony Student Concert Book Contains all of the necessary music (vocal and recorder) that is being performed this year. Presented in a goal-oriented manner.

12 Resource Overview Carnegie Hall s Link Up Website Carnegie Hall s Link Up Website & Facebook Group Link Up Beginnings How do I register? Link Up Teacher Guides (PDF) Just use your address! Classroom Assessment Tools Interactive Games Listening Guides Video Resources

13 Resource Overview Carnegie Hall s Link Up Facebook Group How do I find it? Search for Carnegie Hall Link Up Ask to join the group

14 Lead Teachers Carmen Campbell - Aspen Creek Elementary, Gretna Public Schools Karen English - St. Pius X/St. Leo School, Omaha Catholic Schools Linda Wood - Springville & Washington Elementaries, Omaha Public Schools

15 Hear it from the Kids Themselves This was an evaluation I did with my students at the end of our recorder unit after Link Up was complete. Students were asked to share one thing they did well, one thing they could ve done better, and a piece of advice for next year s recorder players.

16 Yes, the recorder is a real musical instrument! Misconception that a recorder is a toy or not a real instrument. Encourage students that the recorder is as real of an instrument as a piano, violin, or trumpet! Examples of professional recorder players: Vivaldi Recorder Concerto, RV 443 Telemann Recorder Concerto in F Major (TWV 51:F1) Bach Brandenburg Concerto #4, mvmt. 1

17 2018 Repertoire List Students will perform the following pieces: Simple Melody Voice & Recorder Simple Gifts Voice & Recorder (BAG + high C & D, and low D & F#) Ode to Joy in G Major Voice & Recorder (BAG + CD and low D) New World Symphony Voice* & Recorder (GABC + low C, D, E) To Make Words Sing {NEW!!} Voice & Recorder (GABCD) Student Composition Winner Recorder

18 2018 Repertoire List Students will listen to the following pieces: Finale from The Firebird by Stravinsky Symphony No. 9, Mvt. 2 ( New World ) by Dvorak More to be determined!

19 What else is in the book? Peer (TG p. 73) and Self (TG p. 74) Assessments Lesson Plan Template (TG p. 105) Information about Common Core standards & Classroom Assessment Tools (TG p. 106) Basics of recorder playing, singing, and being an audience member (found on Carnegie Hall website) Music educator s toolbox information (found on Carnegie Hall website) Flat Beethoven (TG p. 32)

20 Pathways Basic (Based on pg. 7 in the book) Students learn to PLAY (using notes BAG) Simple Melody Simple Gifts New World (uses high C) Ode to Joy Basic Plus All the basics, PLUS PLAY: To Make Words Sings (GABCD) New World - Full Melody (GABC + low CDE) Ode to Joy in G Mj. - Full Melody (GABCD + low D) Students learn to SING Simple Melody Simple Gifts To Make Words Sing Ode to Joy New World Advanced All the Basic Plus, along with PLAY: Student Composition STAR GOAL: Simple Gifts - Full Melody (GABCD + low D, F#) LISTEN to the Student Composition

21 Link Up Song Goals Available as a part of the Omaha Symphony Student Concert Book available on the Omaha Symphony resource site: Teaching Timeline Document available on the Omaha Symphony resource site:

22 Composition Activity One winning student composition will be orchestrated and performed at all of the Link Up concerts in Omaha!

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24 Composition Activity 1. Copy one card/box into each box in your A row. Be sure to put 4 beats into each box! 2. Choose a note name for each box from these: G A B C D 3. Play your rhythm on the pitches you chose. Change anything you don't like. Tips: To sound really good, end on ta or two_. To sound really good, end your song on G.

25 Composition Activity 4. Start at #1 and the do the same process to create your B section. 5. Choose a form for your song from these elemental forms. Elemental forms are tried and true! AABA AABB ABBA ABAB AAAB ABAA

26 Composition Activity Almost done! 6. Now, choose a title for your song. What does it make you think of? What would you like someone else to feel/think when they play or hear your song? Remember: NO COPYRIGHTED NAMES! (Titles must be original and school-appropriate to be submitted.)

27 What makes a winner? Playability Good use of rhythm Form Nice melody

28 Composition Activity One winning student composition will be orchestrated and performed at all of the Link Up concerts in Omaha! Receiving Deadline: February 16, 2018 (not postmarked by deadline) Mailed or ed By February 23, 2018, we will release the basic recorder part via & symphony website.

29 The History of Carnegie Hall Carnegie Info Andrew Carnegie Link Up Beginnings History of previous Link Up programs. Can be found on Carnegie Hall s webpage at In order to download content, you must set up an account with Carnegie Hall.

30 Venue and Orchestra Info Holland Performing Arts Center Information: Omaha Symphony History:

31 Meet the Orchestra! The Remarkable Farkle McBride, featuring John Lithgow Young Person s Guide to the Orchestra

32 Listening Examples Students will listen to the following pieces at the concert: Symphony No. 9 ( New World ), Mvt. 2 Antonin Dvorak Finale from The Firebird Igor Stravinsky

33 Listening Examples Stravinsky s Finale from The Firebird Dvoraks s Symphony No. 9, Mvt

34 itunes Visualizer Gives color, shape and a twist to a piece of music. Never the same image twice. itunes => View => Visualizer => pick what kind you want from list, then hit Command-T to go into the visualizer. Hit escape to get out of it.

35 Recorder Rumble An interactive recorder game by Jeannette Morgan. Compatible with all Interactive White Boards (IWB)

36 Teachers Pay Teachers Beethoven s Listening Glyphs Listening Page by Trinity Music Amy Abbott s I Have, Who Has? Game (BAG) Recorder Force: Episode BAG (and others) by Amy Abbott Pizza Pie! -A slice by slice recorder song activity by Amy Abbott Aaron Copland & Simple Gifts -Upper Elementary Music for Smart Board Case of the Missing Manuscript by Meg s Music Room

37 Teachers Pay Teachers Two Little Barker Studio on Teachers Pay Teachers have a product with Dvorak s 9 th Symphony for 3 rd Movement Scherzo. Dvorak Worksheets to supplement Symphony No. 9, 2 nd Mvmt Largo By request, they have adapted specifically for us and created the 2 nd Movement, Largo. You will find them both on Teachers Pay Teachers and they are freebies. Ellen Barker 2015

38 Socks & Slap Bracelets Socks (Deb Mosier) Use boys tube socks; wove yarn at top to create a draw string. Socks allow recorders to breathe so mold won t grow inside. Slap bracelets Oriental Trading Company website (search for slap bracelets, assorted packages of 12 for $2.99 and up. Nobbies on 120 th & Center?) Put on the left hand, so teacher can quickly assess if student hand position is correct.

39 Recorder Routes

40 Playing Awards Treble Clef/Eighth Note Charms -

41 Recorder Rules (JoElla Hug, University of Montana) Two hands, recorder fans. Left hand on top, forget me not. Tupperware seal: fingers cover holes. Elbows off knees when playing, please. Warm, slow air. A good sound, we care.

42 Questions? Comments? Omaha Symphony Education Department Joanie Mathis Vice President Sara Warner Assistant Office Address: Omaha Symphony Attn: Education 1905 Harney St, Suite 400 Omaha, NE Lead Teachers Carmen Campbell Aspen Creek Elementary Karen English St. Pius X / St. Leo School karen.english@spsl.net Linda Wood Springville & Washington Elementaries linda.wood@ops.org