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SUMMARY:Christchurch Smokefree Pacifica Beats Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Chch Workshop\, With Anika Moa \nThinking of being involved? What to know what it takes?  come along.. \nFREE
URL:https://menza.co.nz/event/christchurch-smokefree-pacifica-beats-workshop/
LOCATION:Orange Studio\, 1063c Ferry Road\, Christchurch\, 8023\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Canterbury
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SUMMARY:Pan Pacific Youth Harmony Festival
DESCRIPTION:A cappella festival brings Pitch Perfect music-maker to Auckland!\nHave you ever wished you could sing in a group like Pentatonix or the Barden Bellas from Pitch Perfect? Now’s your chance to discover how that feels!\nThe Pan Pacific Youth Harmony Festival is a brand new festival celebrating all things a cappella! From 13-14 July\, the festival will take over Auckland’s Aotea Centre with workshops and shows for music-lovers of all ages\, and competitions for youth barbershop quartets and a cappella groups.\nAttendees will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn directly from Deke Sharon – the “father of contemporary a cappella.” Producer of The Sing Off\, arranger\, musical director\, and vocal producer of Pitch Perfect and Pitch Perfect 2\, Deke has worked with everyone in a cappella from Pentatonix to Anna Kendrick.\nNew to a cappella? Learn the basics in Deke’s Introduction to A Cappella workshop. Or\, watch how techniques are applied to a live group\, in Deke’s A Cappella Masterclass. Got your own arrangement? Take it to the next level and spend one-on-one time with Deke in his Arranger’s Masterclass.\nMusic-lovers can watch quartets and groups perform in the competitions\, or see the best of the best at the Showcase of Champions.\nTickets available at Ticketmaster\, or visit www.panpacificharmony.com.
URL:https://menza.co.nz/event/pan-pacific-youth-harmony-festival-2/
LOCATION:Aotea Centre\, 50 Mayoral Drive\, Auckland\, 1010
CATEGORIES:Auckland and Northland
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SUMMARY:KODÁLY TRAINING - 3 day intensive
DESCRIPTION:An opportunity to immerse yourself in the Kodaly approach to teaching music in the classroom\, while developing your own musicianship skills.\nThe course will be an introduction to all the components of the Australian Kodaly Certificate\, which The Muse plans to offer next year\, in conjunction with Sound Thinking Australia under the leadership of James Cuskelly who is accredited to assess the certificate in Australia. Anyone involved in teaching should aim to attend all sessions\, however it is possible for individuals to attend some components of the course for their own interest without attending the whole course\, for instance\, people interested just in developing their own musicianship or choral conducting skills\, or people just wishing to sing in the choir. \nThe Kodály approach to music education is based on the understanding that access to music making is a basic human right\, that music education should be fun\, inclusive and musical\, and should be taught in a logical\, experiential sequence. This weekend is a chance to learn about this incredibly effective approach to music education\, while picking up lots of fun games\, songs\, dances and activities to share with children\, as well as developing your own musicianship skills. People just wanting to attend for their own interest\, who aren’t working with children are also welcome. \nThe Three Days will cover: \nMusicianship: the study of sight-singing\, score reading\, aural perception\, musical dictation and analysis using the tools of the Kodály approach (tonic sol-fa\, rhythm syllables and Curwen hand signs). \nMethodology: the application of Kodály’s principles to the development of classroom and studio teaching programs that are suitable for Australasian children. It includes the study of: Curriculum development\, Teaching techniques\, Sequencing learning\, Lesson planning and assessment. \nTeaching techniques is the practical application of teaching strategies covered in Methodology. \nCultural materials involves learning\, collecting and analysing the folk music of New Zealand and other nations to determine its suitability for pedagogical processes outlined in methodology and its ability to support a developmental music program. \nChoral and Ensemble Techniques is the study of choral conducting\, rehearsal strategies and voice production. \nCost: Full Fee including lunch on Friday and Saturday is $430.00 ($410.00 for Friends of The Muse and Menza Members)\nFurther concessions available for students\, recent graduates and those on a low income. Also reduced price for part time attendance. Contact us to discuss. \nAbout the Tutors: \nMaree Hennessy is a recognised Lead Teacher\, professional development facilitator and mentor. \nMaree has extensive experience in teaching and learning in multi-level contexts across sectors. She has worked in Early Childhood\, Primary\, Secondary\, Tertiary and community contexts and is highly skilled in developing excellence in teacher capacity. \nMaree currently oversees the renowned Masters Pedagogy program based in the Kodály philosophy at Holy Names University \nPrior to her appointment at Holy Names University\, Maree worked as Senior Project Writer for Curriculum to Classroom (C2C) materials designed to support Queensland teachers in the implementation of the Australian Curriculum: The Arts. \nMaree was editor\, key writer and demonstration teacher for the recently released KMEIA ‘Middle Years Music Education’ DVD resource for teachers. She has co-ordinated the Open Classroom Series for KMEIA Qld and lectures in Aural Pedagogy in the Sound Thinking Summer Program\, Brisbane\, a course accredited with UNE(Canberra)\, ACU (Brisbane) and the Liszt Academy (Budapest) Masters programs. \nMaree has presented at conferences in Australia and abroad and her work explores the impact of effective pedagogical practice in contemporary music education settings. \nMaree has a particular interest in and commitment to teacher development. She believes collaboration and reflection are key to building professional learning communities and in achieving excellence in teaching and learning. \nMegan Flint (M.Mus.(Hons)\, B.Ed.\, Dip. Tchg.\, ATCL (Voice))\, has a background in education and music\, as both a primary school teacher and music specialist. She is a past member of the New Zealand National Youth Choir (1997-1999) and sings with Voices New Zealand Chamber Choir and the University of Auckland Chamber Choir. \nMegan completed her Masters degree in Choral Conducting through The University of Auckland with Dr Karen Grylls.  She is a practitioner of the Kodály methodology in music education\, having completed her training through The Cuskelly College of Music\, Australia.  Megan is a conducting mentor for the New Zealand Choral Federation. \nAs Teacher in Charge of Choirs at St Cuthbert’s College in Auckland\, Megan’s choirs regularly feature at The Kids Sing and The Big Sing choral Mcompetitions run by the NZ Choral Federation.  In addition to this Megan is the music specialist at Royal Oak Primary School\, teaching classroom music and singing from Years 1-6. \nMegan is the co-author of Hear Our Voices\, a handbook for leaders of children’s choirs and presents the successful national workshop series Primary Gestures for the NZ Choral Federation.
URL:https://menza.co.nz/event/kodaly-training-3-day-intensive/
LOCATION:The Muse Community Music Trust
CATEGORIES:Canterbury
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SUMMARY:ISME Glasgow 2016
DESCRIPTION:32nd World Conference\nInternational Society for Music Education\nGlasgow\, UK 24-29 July \nFeatured speakers and performers include Evelyn Glennie\, Joan Armatrading and Darren Henley. \nHundreds of workshops\, papers and concerts over 5 days of Music Education professional development from Early Childhood through to tertiary from all corners of the world.
URL:https://menza.co.nz/event/isme-glasgow-2016/
LOCATION:Royal Glasgow Concert Hall\, Buchanan Galleries\, 2 Sauchiehall St\, \, Glasgow\, G2 3NY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:International
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SUMMARY:MENZA Music Workshop for ECE Teachers - Invercargill
DESCRIPTION:Music Matters in Early Childhood – A Workshop with Celia Stewart\nWhere: SIT Downtown Campus\, Room 211\, 25 Don St\, Invercargill\nWhen: Sunday 31 July 11:00am – 2:30pm\nCost: $40 for MENZA members\, $50 for non-MENZA members\nThis workshop will explore practical ideas to use in early childhood and will demonstrate how music can impact on every area of children’s development. We will chant\, sing\, move\, play\, and listen using a range of props and equipment in a workshop that will send you away with ideas you can incorporate immediately into your programmes. \nCelia Stewart has been involved in music education all her life as a primary teacher\, flute & recorder teacher\, Lecturer in ECE\, Primary Music Adviser & Education manager for the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra\, before taking up her current role as Music Director of the Christchurch School of Music. She also works as a music specialist in primary schools and is a regular presenter of workshops in ECE & primary music throughout NZ through her music education consultancy\, Tune Into Music. In 2013 she completed a Masters in Education through the University of Waikato specialising in the Orff Schulwerk approach to music education. \nThis event is organised by MENZA (Music Education New Zealand Aotearoa) and SME (Southland Music Education). \nREGISTER HERE \nPlease note there will be a 30 min break from 12:30-1:00pm. Tea and coffee will be provided\, please bring your own lunch. For more details email:\nsally.bodkin-allen@sit.ac.nz
URL:https://menza.co.nz/event/menza-music-workshop-for-ece-teachers-invercargill/
LOCATION:SIT Downtown Campus\, 25 Don St\, Invercargill\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Southland
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