The Orchestra Moves
By any definition, music moves. As organized sound, music moves through time and space from high to low, creating patterns and motifs. Composers and performers use expressive qualities to move us emotionally. Music also compels us to move physically and is embodied in many kinds of dance. Using Orff Schulwerk strategies and complementary creative movement activities, we will discover all the interwoven ways in which the orchestra moves.
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Concert Repertoire
Repertoire Exploration
Learn fundamental concepts of music and engage in creative activities through a deeper exploration of the ideas and themes of the Link Up repertoire.
Explore Patterns and Motifs in Music and Movement
How can the development of patterns and motifs create movement in music and dance?
Explore Expressive Qualities in Music and Movement
How can we use expressive qualities in music and movement to communicate feelings and emotions?
Explore Dance Forms
Discover how movement is embodied in dance forms from different cultures and traditions.
Instrument Families
Concert Experience
