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| Name | How to teach rhythm and pulse | a body percussion exercise |
| Video Uploader | Video From Figurenotes |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 26-06-2018 08:00:02 |
| Video Discription | Part 4 of our new ‘How To’ series. If you are looking for a group exercise that will strengthen ensemble playing and making music together, this is it. An online tutorial on how to improve rhythm and pulse with Figurenotes. Artistic Director of Drake Music Scotland Pete Sparkes guides us through a body percussion exercise to help improve coordination, pulse and ensemble skills. There is scope to add in other instruments, vocal sounds and build more complex rhythms. Pete a musician and educator specialising in using technology and inclusive methodology to work creatively with children and adults with additional support needs. He regularly presents on this topic at conferences and co-leads a module at Royal Conservatoire of Scotland with composer Oliver Searle. Part 5 will be released next Tuesday when we will be looking at how to make a chimebar kite. Watch the videos on our Facebook page plus: Our website: http://figurenotes.org/ For more teachers' tips, training and resources, subscribe to the mailing list: http://drakemusicscotland.us7.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=8eb84b7a45579a8e264627e75&id=fa8ebfc708 Figurenotes is brought to you by Drake Music Scotland. This ‘How To’ series is a new digital commission from The Space, Creative Scotland and BBC Arts. Follow the series #Figurenotes [4YZwRULT4bw] |
| Category | Music |
| Tags | teaching rhythm | understand rhythm | what is pulse | what is rhythm | learning music | learning the drums | body percussion | teaching music | teaching toolkits | teaching resources |
