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    • 9. Music History and Culture

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    • Global Encounters Turkey Supporting Materials

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    • Global Encounters Turkey Activity 1
      Freedom and Structure in the World

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    • Global Encounters Turkey Activity 3
      The Turkish Romani Experience

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    • Global Encounters Turkey Activity 4b
      English Project

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    • Global Encounters Turkey Teacher Guide

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    • 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.
    • Unit 2 - How are melodies constructed?
      We establish pattern expertise and find patterns in Beethoven’s melody.
    • Unit 5 - What does an orchestra do with a melody?
      An orchestra shares—and plays with—a melody. Students create maps of Stravinsky’s "Finale" and their own orchestration of a finale structure.
    • Link Up: The Orchestra Moves Student Guide
      The student guide includes detailed activities that build musical skills (such as critical listening, singing, playing instruments, and reading musical notation), and engage students in composition and improvisation.
    • Link Up: The Orchestra Moves Teacher Guide
      Throughout Orchestra Moves, we will explore how conductors create musical movement using motifs, melodic direction, steps and leaps, dynamics, and orchestration. Through the Link Up repertoire, hands-on activities, and a culminating interactive performance with a professional orchestra, we will discover how the orchestra moves.
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