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Illinois Music Educators Conference January 25, 2018 Presented by Larena Code, Daniel Ewen, Jana Martin, Jamie Parker, and Rachel Rosellini http://cake.oake.org/ An Introduction to Kodály Who was Zoltán Kodály? ZoltánKodály(1882/1967)wasavisionarymusiceducator,composer,andphilosopher whoseworkhasinfluencedmusiciansandmusiceducatorsaroundtheworld.followinghis folksongcollecgngtripswithbélabartókinhungaryintheearly1900s,kodálybecame increasinglyawareoftheneedtoimprovethequalityofmusicteachingandmusictrainingin hiscountry.gatheringtalented,creagveteachersaroundhim,kodálydevelopedaphilosophy ofmusiceducagonbasedontheideaofmusicalliteracyforall. Core Components of the Kodaly Philosophy: CreaGngaoyofmusicinchildrenwillcreateasocietyoflifelongmusiclearners.Kodály said, Teachmusicinsuchawaythatitisaoyforthepupil; InsGllathirstforfinermusicinhim;athirstthatwilllastalifeGme. Musicliteracyisthebestmeansthroughwhichtounderstandandenoymusic.Itisthe rightofallpeople. Thevoiceisthebestteachingtoolbecauseitis freeandaccessibletoall. Experiencingmusicshouldbeginasearlyaspossible.WhenKodálywasasked whenmusiceducagonshouldbegin,hereplied, Ninemonthsbeforethebirthofthe mother. Readingmusicshouldbelikereadingabook.Weshouldbeabletoread insilence,but imaginingthesound. LearningisexperienGal.Soundshouldcomebeforesymbol.Movefromtheknowntothe unknown. Folkmusicfromthechild sownculture(musicalmother/tongue)shouldbethecore musicalmaterialused. Achild/centeredsequenceofteachingwillresultinmusicalliteracy. Onlymusicofthehighestqualityshouldbeusedinteaching.AsKodalysaid, LetustakeourchildrenseriouslyEverythingelsefollowsfromthis onlythebestis goodenoughforachild.

Tools of the Approach RelaGvesolmizaGon takenfromguidod Arezzo Handsigns takenfromjohncurwen Rhythmicsyllables takenfromémile/josephchevé Movement takenfromémilejacques/dalcroze RhythmicSGckNotaGon Teaching in a Kodály-Inspired Classroom: The PPP PreparaGon StudentsarenotheldaccountablefortheinformaGon Teacherisolatesandextractsnewelement Studentsmovefromknown/unknownanddiscovernewelementwhenready Teacherprovidesphysical,visual,andauralacGviGestoprepareelement PresentaGon(makeconscious) Onelesson Scriptedmoment Giveelementname,showitinthestaff,showthehandsign PracGce PracGceforever StudentisheldaccountableforinformaGon Teacherprovidesphysical,visual,andauralacGviGesinpracGce AcGviGescanincludereading,wriGng,improvising,composing,performing, listening,innerhearing,andpart/work. More About CAKE WearealocalchapteroftheOrganizaGonofAmericanKodályEducators.The missionoftheo.a.k.e.istoenrichthequalityoflifeofpeopleintheunitedstatesofamerica throughmusiceducagonbypromogngthephilosophyofzoltankodály.findoutmorehere: http://cake.oake.org/.. Future Workshops: February24,2018:ChapterSharewithCAKEBoardMembers April7,2018:EverythingOldisNewAgain:KeepingWhatWorksandChangingWhat Doesn twithdeborahskydell/pasternack IfyouliveinthecentralIllinoisarea,checkoutCILKE(CentralIllinoisKodályEducators): hnp://cilke.yolasite.com.theyhavethefollowingworkshops: February17,2018:Children schoralfesgvalandworkshopforeducatorswith FranklinGalloandKaGeHays April21,2018:EnhancingMusicianshipthroughCreaGveMovement&Roteto NoteLearninginElementaryGeneralandChoralMusicwithDonnaGallo Further questions? We d love to help Contact us at: chicagokodaly@gmail.com..

Preparing and Practicing aqa Preparation Oboshinotentoten: Learnthesongandgame Putthetextofphraseoneoverheartbeats: O - bo - shi - not - en tot - en H H H H Discoveralloftheknownrhythms.Then,discoverthatthenewrhythmis threesounds,short/long/short,overtwobeats: O - bo - shi - H H H H sd sd Play a Poison Game: Pickapanerntobeyourpoisonouspanern(weareusingaqasdsd) Clapmanypanerns. ThestudentsshouldclapallpanernsbackEXCEPTthepoisonouspanern. Ifthestudentsclapthepoisonouspanern,youcould: Giveyourselfapoint Thestudentscouldbe out Ifthestudentsdonotclapthepoisonouspanern,youcould: Givetheclassapoint Nostudentsareout

Preparing and Practicing aqa Practice Canoe Song: LearnthesongandidenGfytheaqa HavethestudentsaddanosGnatowithphrase4ofthesong(dip,dip, andswing). Playthebeanbagpassinggame. AddtheosGnatowiththepassinggame(thosestudentswhohavered andorangebeanbagswillsingtheosgnatoandallotherswillsingthe song). Placecanoeboatrhythmcardsaroundthecircle.Playthepassinggame againandhaveeachstudentwithacertaincolor(redbags,forexample) readarhythmboatattheendofthesong. Putthestudentsintosmallgroups.Giveeachgrouponesetofcanoe boatrhythmpanerns.havethemworktogethertopiecetogetherthe rhythmofthesong. Alabama Gal Learnthesong. Haveyourstudentsformadoublecirclewithinstruments.Thoseinthe centercirclewillhavedrums,andthoseontheoutercirclewillhave rhythmsgcks. Performthesongmanyways: Studentssingwhiledrumstapbeat StudentssingwhilerhythmsGckstaprhythm StudentssingwhiledrumstapbeatandrhythmsGckstaprhythm Studentssingandallinstrumentstaptherhythmwheneveraqa occursinthesong

Preparing and Practicing do Preparation Sorida Learnthesongandandhandclappingmovement Showthecontourofphrase1likethis: So - So - ri - ri - ri - ri - da da da, da Tellyourstudentsthatthefirstpitchisasol.Allowyourstudentsto idengfythesoundevenlowerthanmi. Tone Ladder Addalowarrowtoatoneladder. Haveyourstudentsechomelodicpanernsandthenperformmany melodicpanernsontheirown. Beforehavingstudentstryapanernontheirown,havetheminnerhear themelody.this thinkgme willincreasetheirsuccesswithmelody. ThetoneladdercanbeusedinpreparaGonandpracGce.Oncestudents areinthepracgcestage,switchthelowarrowtoado.

Preparing and Practicing do Practice Sight-Reading AserpresenGngdo,haveyourstudentssight/readinbothsGcknotaGon withsolfègeandstaffnotagon: qqqq s m d d sdsdsdq s s l l s s d s Aserthestudentscansuccessfullysingthepanerns,havethemdiscover howtoplaythemonbarredinstruments.havethemdiscovertheskip betweenmianddo. Mouse Mousie: Learnthesongwithhandsigns. Havethestudentsplaythegame. Symphony 1, Movement 1 by Mozart Haveyourstudentsechothemelody(dmssssssssmd) HaveyourstudentslistentothemusicandidenGfythemelody. EachGmethepanernoccurs,haveyourstudentssingalong.Onallother secgons,haveyourperformsteadybeatmogons. Then,listenoncemore.Havethestudentsshowsteadybeatmovements EXCEPTwhentheyhearthemelodicpanern(dmssssssssmd). Whenevertheyhearthepanern,theyshouldstopandsingthepanern whileshowinghandsigns.

The Songs & b 4 2 Come through 'na Alabama Gal hur - ry, Come through 'na hur - P.1 ry, 5 & b Come through 'na hur - ry A - la - ba - ma gal. 2. I don't know how, how (3 times) 3. I showed you how, how 4. Ain't I rock candy? Play Party: Formation: Two lines with boys on one side and girls on the other Verse 1: Head couple oins both hands and sasheys to the foot of the set and back. Verse 2: Each couple do-si-dos Verse 3: Head couple breaks away Verse 4: Head couple makes bridge and all other couples walk under it Reel: Formation: Two lines with boys on one side and girls on the other Verse 1: Head couple oins hands and sashays to the foot and back Other verses: Virginia Reel--partners link right arms, turn half way around, then give their left arm to persons in the line-boy going to girl s line and girl going to boy s line, then return to partner with right arm swing. Then, the next couple starts down the center in the same fashion. Source:Trinka,Jill.My#Li&le#Rooster.Chicago,IL:GIAPublicaIons,1987.P.1 FromthesongcollecIonofJamieParker

The Songs Canoe Song & # 4 4 J My pad - dles keen and bright, Flash-ing with sil - ver, & # J Fol - low the wild goose flight, Dip, dip and swing. Source:Choksy,Lois.The#Kodaly#Method.#EnglewoodCliffs,NJ:PrenIcePHall,Inc.,1974.P.165 FromthesongcollecIonofJamieParker & b 4 2 5 & b 2. Dip, dip and swing her back, Flashing like silver, Swift as the wild goose flies, Dip, dip and swing. Passing game: Formation: seated circle Students pass bean bags to beat. During each measure: Beat 1: pick up bean bag from person on left Beat 2: touch left knee with bean bag Beat 3: touch right knee with bean bag Beat 4: pass to person on right Mouse Mousie Mouse mou - sie, lit - tle mou - sie, Hur - ry, hur - ry do, Or the kit - ty in the hou - sie will be cha - sing you. Game: One student is designated as the mouse. The mouse closes his/her eyes while the leader picks a cat and a house (two students who will make a bridge). Then, the mouse opens his/her eyes and walks around as the group sings the song. At the end the song, the leader claps and says, Run The mouse must reach the safe house before the cat tags him/her. Source:Choksy,Lois.The#Kodaly#Method.#EnglewoodCliffs,NJ:PrenIcePHall,Inc.,1974.P.153 FromthesongcollecIonofJamieParker

The Songs Oboshinotentoten & b 4 J J J J O - bo - shi - not - en - tot - en, hey hey I am boom boom boom, Game: Students stand in a circle with hands facing up, their left hands under their neighbor's hand and their right hands above their neighbor's hand. When the song begins, one student crosses their right hand over their body to tap the hand of their neighbor on their left. The beat continues around the circle until "1, 2, 3, 4, 5." If someone gets their hand tapped on "5," they are out; if they pull their hand away in time, the person who was trying to tap their hand on "5" is out. The person who is "out" goes to the middle of the circle until more people oin him/her, and two games can occur at the same time. Source:LearnedfromAileenMiracle,DePaulUniversityKodályLevel1,2014. FromthesongcollecIonofLarenaCode Sasha Afreerecordingisavailableat:hnp://www.dancingmasters.com/newdances/sasha.html FormaGon:Pairsscaneredaroundtheclassroom,facingeachother DirecGons: Pointtoyourpartner,saying SashaSashaRasDvaTre(one,two,three) Clapthispanernwithyourpartner:RRR,LLL,BothBothBoth,KneesKneesKnees Rightelbowswingwithpartnerfor8beatssaying, Hey onthe8 th beat.asyousay, Hey raiseyourlesfistintheair. Leselbowswingwithpartnerfor8beatssaying, Hey onthe8 th beat.asyousay, Hey raiseyourrightfistintheair. PromenadeanywhereintheroomduringtheBsecGon,lookingforanewpartner. Findanewpartnerandstartagain. Source:Rose,Marian.Step#Lively.p.20.

& 8 6 & So - ri - da so - ri - da ri - da ri - da The Songs Sorida So - ri - da so - ri - da ri - da ri - da & Da da da da da da ri - da ri - da & da da da da da da ri 2. Ndiani, ndiani waringa-ringa (2x) dee-ah-nee, dee-ah-nee wah-rihn-gah rihn-gah) Maputi, maputi puti-puti (2x) mah-poo-tee, mah-poo-tee poo-tee, poo-tee) - da ri - da Intro and Ending: slowly sing "Sorida, sorida" in the s-m-d pattern like the first two measures Translation: 1. "Sorida" is a term of greeting in the Shona language, similar in use to "ambo" in Swahili, or "shalom" in Hebrew. 2. The kids are roasting corn The aroma makes them want to eat. Partner Clapping Game: Phrases 1 and 2: Partners have left hands against each other. They show the contour of the text while clapping: sol: Clap right hands with partner high mi: Clap own left hand do: Clap right hands with partner low Phrases 3 and 4: "da da da:" Partners click forearms in alternating motion "rida rida:" Partners perform the same clapping motion they did in phrases 1 and 2 Source:LearnedduringKodàlyLevelsatNYU,2004. FromthesongcollecIonofJanaMarIn

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