At the elementary or secondary level, students can use the ukulele to explore everything from music theory, improvisation, composition, and ear training, to repertoire that includes contemporary popular music. At a lesser expense than any other instrument which can do as much, the ukulele is perfect for breathing fresh air into any music program.
At the elementary or secondary level, students can use the ukulele to explore everything from music theory, improvisation, composition, and ear training, to repertoire that includes contemporary popular music. At a lesser expense than any other instrument which can do as much, the ukulele is perfect for breathing fresh air into any music program.
Philip Tamberino is developer of the first known classroom ukulele programs in the New York metro area and teaches classroom, instrumental, and vocal music in public school.
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Preface Acknowledgements Introduction PART I: Getting Started 1. Overview What is the Ukulele? Where Can the Ukulele Fit In Schools? Why Include the Ukulele in Music Education? 2. Becoming Ukulele Literate Getting Your Own Ukulele Basics of Playing the Ukulele Listening Guide Who's Who? Next Steps 3. Starting a School Program What is Your Goal? Making a Pitch Funding and Parental Involvement Guidelines for Student Instruments PART II: Up and Running 4. Classroom Management Setting Up the Room Using Shared Instruments Tuning Instruments Language and Terminology Managing Student Behavior Promoting Home Practice Maintenance and Repairs 5. Introducing Students to the Ukulele Accommodating (Special) Learners First Session with Instruments 6. Technical Sequence Strumming and Picking Fretting and Related Techniques 7. Applications in Classroom Music Reading Rhythms Reading Treble Staff Pitches Matching Pitch While Singing Analyzing Harmony Recognizing Intervals, Chords, and Chord Changes by Ear Improvising Composing Illustrating Acoustic Principles and Music Theory Concepts Accompanying Students in Dalcroze/Music-and-Movement Activities Incorporating Ukulele into Orff Schulwerk Activities 8. Ukuleles in Performance Choosing Repertoire Arranging Music Chord "Tricks" Accompaniment Promoting the Program Appendix One- and Two-Chord Songs Beginner Chords Beginner Chords (modified) Scales 150 Chords Diagrams with Fingering Glossary Index
Preface Acknowledgements Introduction PART I: Getting Started 1. Overview What is the Ukulele? Where Can the Ukulele Fit In Schools? Why Include the Ukulele in Music Education? 2. Becoming Ukulele Literate Getting Your Own Ukulele Basics of Playing the Ukulele Listening Guide Who's Who? Next Steps 3. Starting a School Program What is Your Goal? Making a Pitch Funding and Parental Involvement Guidelines for Student Instruments PART II: Up and Running 4. Classroom Management Setting Up the Room Using Shared Instruments Tuning Instruments Language and Terminology Managing Student Behavior Promoting Home Practice Maintenance and Repairs 5. Introducing Students to the Ukulele Accommodating (Special) Learners First Session with Instruments 6. Technical Sequence Strumming and Picking Fretting and Related Techniques 7. Applications in Classroom Music Reading Rhythms Reading Treble Staff Pitches Matching Pitch While Singing Analyzing Harmony Recognizing Intervals, Chords, and Chord Changes by Ear Improvising Composing Illustrating Acoustic Principles and Music Theory Concepts Accompanying Students in Dalcroze/Music-and-Movement Activities Incorporating Ukulele into Orff Schulwerk Activities 8. Ukuleles in Performance Choosing Repertoire Arranging Music Chord "Tricks" Accompaniment Promoting the Program Appendix One- and Two-Chord Songs Beginner Chords Beginner Chords (modified) Scales 150 Chords Diagrams with Fingering Glossary Index
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