Teaching Tips Rhythm Counting Systems Rhythm counting systems: what they are, how we use them, and why might we choose one over another.
Dalcroze Dalcroze Solfege Games Practical, effective, easy-to-implement Dalcroze solfege games that you can use in your classroom immediately.
NotesFromTheStaff Five Tips For Teaching Sightsinging Effectively Five quick points from our conversation with veteran music educator Denise Eaton, who shares a plethora of tips on how to teach sightsinging in choral rehearsals, gleaned from her nearly thirty years of leading high school choirs.
For Teachers 8 Ways To Use uTheory's Solfege Hand Sign Meme Generator With Your Students How will you use uTheory's fun new tool in your classroom?
Teaching Tips Teaching Tip: The Hand Staff Here's an easy tool that will help students understand, remember and actively participate during your class. Bonus – it’s also a quick visual assessment tool that can be used even when teaching via Zoom.
Teaching Tips Teaching Tip: Use That Piano! Because we'll do anything to make music theory learning easy.
Dalcroze Favorite Dalcroze Games (Vol. 1?) Most Dalcroze lessons are made up of a series of games centered around a topic, and often leading up to a particular piece of music. But…
Teaching Tips An Introduction to Dalcroze’s Solfège Pedagogy Fixed-do, C-to-C scales, harmonic contextualization and improvisation form the heart of Dalcroze’s solfège method.
Dalcroze Dal-who? Your-what? An introduction to Dalcroze Eurhythmics If you’ve never heard of Dalcroze Eurhythmics — the pedagogy which uses movement & games to teach music — you’re not alone!
Teaching Tips Teaching Music Theory: Lessons learned in the trenches So it turns out that lots of people struggle with learning music theory and ear training. This may not be news to you, but it caught me off…
