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Teaching Materials for the Secondary MIDI Lab

Teaching Materials for the Secondary MIDI Lab. Thomas Rudolph, Ed. D. School District of Haverford Township 1801 Darby Road Havertown, Pennsylvania 19083 (6 0) 853-5900, extension 5452 email: terudolph@aol.com Sponsored by SoundTree www.soundtree.com 800-963-8733.

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Teaching Materials for the Secondary MIDI Lab

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  1. Teaching Materials for the Secondary MIDI Lab Thomas Rudolph, Ed. D. School District of Haverford Township 1801 Darby Road Havertown, Pennsylvania 19083 (6 0) 853-5900, extension 5452 email: terudolph@aol.com Sponsored by SoundTree www.soundtree.com 800-963-8733

  2. Piano Instruction Sources • Use a Piano Method (a group piano or adult method) • Play Piano Now by Palmer (Alfred) • Designed for Middle School & High School levels • Electronic Keyboards by Palmer (Alfred) • Designed for keyboards with auto accompaniment • Group Piano for Adults by Lancaster (Alfred) • Bastian Adult Method (Kjos) • Coming in June, 2007 - the Alfred Music Tech Keyboard method - Rudolph, et al

  3. Piano Instruction Practices • Learn songs in a whole-group manner using accompaniments. • MIDI files that come with the method (MIDI is best) or create your own. • MIDI Sequencing Software • Band-in-a-Box • Create accompaniments • Student composition tool • Notation Software • Finale or Sibelius

  4. Lab Teaching Techniques • Whole Group activities (imitate an ensemble rehearsal) • Vary the tempo • Feature soloists • Provide 10% practice time • Use student assistants

  5. Enrichment • Offer enrichment options • Play an Alberti bass part • Teach students to realize chord symbols • Play a percussion accompaniment • Teacher composes a part using notation software

  6. Enrichment Activities • Group performance - Duets, Trios, Quartets • Melody • Accompaniment • Percussion • Enrichment

  7. Notation Sources • Sibelius Notes • Sibelius 4 (Worksheets) • Coming in June, 2006: Alfred Music Tech Notation Series

  8. Sequencing Sources • Teaching Music with Reason • SoundTree General Music Curriculum • Coming in June, 2007 - The Alfred Music Tech Series: MIDI Sequencing

  9. Funding a MIDI Lab • SoundTree’s publication: Finding Funds for Music Technology • Write a proposal • Focus on cost per pupil • School technology goals • Grants - state, federal, local • Vendors: flexible purchase terms; training • Budget (contact SoundTree) • Keyboards; headphones; teacher controller; amplification; furniture; cables

  10. Further Study Join TI:ME (Technology Institute for Music Educators) 30 day free trial form www.ti-me.org/trial.html • Take a Summer TI:ME Workshop • www.ti-me.org/summer Book: • Teaching Music With Technology 2nd Edition by Tom Rudolph (GIA Publications)

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