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Link Up The Orchestra Rocks: Learning the Interactive Refrain to "Drumlines"
Link Up composer and host Thomas Cabaniss teaches the interactive refrain from "Drumlines" with the Brooklyn Steppers.

Link Up The Orchestra Rocks: Brooklyn Steppers Introduction
Meet members of the Brooklyn Steppers as they prepare for their concert at Carnegie Hall.

Link Up: The Orchestra Rocks Curriculum Overview
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Link Up Orchestra Rocks: How Can Music Rock?
Composer and Link Up host Thomas Cabaniss discusses the question 'How Can Music Rock?.'

Link Up Orchestra Rocks: How Can We Rock and What's Our Musical Challenge?
Composer and Link Up host Thomas Cabaniss discusses his pieces "Drumlines" and the Link Up theme song "Come to Play," and reveals the Link Up musical challenge.

Introduction - How does the orchestra rock?
Students explore rhythm—a basic element of music—through clapping. one of the simplest ways to feel the rhythmic groove and “rock out” is by clapping along to the music, which we will do in the classroom and in many ways during the concert. students also create ostinatos and perform simultaneous rhythms.

Link Up The Orchestra Rocks: Mason Bates Introduction, Extended Version
Meet composer and DJ Mason Bates, discover how he began composing and experimenting with electronica, and why he thinks the orchestra rocks.

Link Up The Orchestra Rocks: Mason Bates Introduction
Meet composer and DJ Mason Bates, discover his inspiration and why he thinks the orchestra rocks.

Link Up: The Orchestra Rocks Additional Resources
This unit provides additional resources such as vocal tips and warm-ups, composers bio's, a glossary of musical terms, a Learning Standards Chart, and The Orchestra Rocks CD Track Listing.

Link Up Orchestra Rocks Resources Unit Breakdown

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