Come and learn how to use language and speech as a starting point for singing, movement activities, rhythm games, and ideas for musical play that enable chil-dren to discover the many elements of music in natural and creative way.
In this one-hour narrated concert, students connect with the orchestra in a fun and engaging way to learn more about music.
In the last movement of Scheherazade, Rimsky-Korsakov notches up the tension until it seems it can go no further. The resolution is completely unexpected and yet totally satisfying. For the audience, it’s thrilling. But it’s very carefully calculated. Richard Gill will explain the fascinating way Rimsky-Korsakov does it.
Australian and New Zealand Association for Research in Music Education 40th Conference 2018 4 – 7 October Crowne Plaza, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. WELCOME: The Australian and New Zealand Association for Research in Music Education (ANZARME).welcomes all researchers of music education, from beginning to experienced, to the 40th Conference. While we have created a […]
We are delighted to announce our 5th Christchurch Junior Jazz Jam to be held on THURSDAY 18th October The Jazz Band Event for Primary School Bands Tūranga New Central Library corner of Gloucester and Colombo Streets 4pm-6pm ARA Jazz School tutors will give feedback to the bands. This year Junior Jazz Jam is also […]
This inquiry project is about how teachers can utilize the concepts of Ako and Tuakana Teina with the principles of El Sistema to raise educational outcomes for Maori learners and the specific teaching methods that will help develop skill acquisition that will raise achievement.
A Northland music education PLD event for ECE / kōhanga reo, primary and secondary educators.
When composing ballet music, Tchaikovsky was given very strict instructions by his choreographers. Many composers would struggle with such an artistic straitjacket. Tchaikovsky not only delivered exactly what was required, but responded with some of his best work. Hear the absorbing story of how he did it.
An Auckland music education PLD event for ECE and primary educators
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Register now for the 2019 NZ National Jazz Workshops! To register for the 2019 Student or Educator Jazz Workshops, Student registration: e-mail the following information to nzjazzworkshops@gmail.com Your name (student) Primary e-mail address: Instrument(s): Date of birth: Full mailing Address: Current school and city/town: Before October 1: The fee for students is $210.00 for the […]
For the first time choristers will have the chance to join a national academy of choral singing. Organised by Choirs Aotearoa New Zealand, all three national choirs (NZ Secondary Students’ Choir, NZ Youth Choir, Voices NZ) will be in residence and keen singers from around the country can book their place to experience these choirs in action, sit-in and sing with the choirs, and have access to their professional artistic staff for workshops in musicianship, vocal and conducting techniques.
12noon Waiata and Musical play for the whole family with Julie Wylie and Sarah Marra at the Okains Bay Māori and colonial Museum in Okains Bay as part of the Waitangi Day celebrations. Facebook Event
Workshop content includes: Meet the Moderator, Networks, and Experts; (management and tech)
Julie Wylie Musical Play, in association with Kiwi Kids Music, is delighted to bring you these two interactive workshops in Tautoru / TSB Space, Hapori | Community, Level 1 at Tūranga, Christchurch’s beautiful central library. If you’re a parent of children aged 0 – 8, composer of children’s music, an early childhood or primary school […]
