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CLARIFICATION: MUSIC HOMEWORK for Flutophones and Recorders Feb 19.2019
You must turn in at least one video every week. If you cannot master the song in one week, turn in a video of what you can do so far.
But this is more work and harder you say? Nope. This is nothing new. In order to play a song, you need to know the rhythm. In your homework, you’re always told to clap and say the rhythm first. Now I’m asking to see you do it.
In order to play the song, you need to know the notes. In your homework, you’re always told to sign and sing the solfege before playing. Now I’m asking to see you do it. (I also say point and sing but I don’t need to see that.)
When you play the song, you DO NOT need to play up to tempo. If the recording is too fast for you to play it well, then play the song at a speed that you can play well. Depending on your skill and the difficulty of the song, I’ll determine if you get your belt or if I want you to improve it. Remember: PLAYING WELL means “all the right notes at the right time.”
If you do NOT turn in anything, you will lose points for being late. If you DO turn in something, I can help you improve, answer any questions and solve any problems.
But be SMART! If I suspect (or know) you are not practicing and you turn in only a TAKADIMI video, I'm going to be very suspicious.
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Use the A, B, C options wisely. I’m still hoping most of you will be able to do a belt per week -- but if that is not realistic, do what is realistic. Some songs are too hard to do in a week -- or have a part 1 and part 2. These songs take longer. Your music practicing should take a total of 35-40 minutes per week. (It's great if you want to practice more --- but not at the expense of your sanity.)If it is taking you more time than that, and you are not improving and earning belts, talk to me and we’ll improve your practice skills.
CLARIFICATION: MUSIC HOMEWORK for Flutophones and Recorders Feb 19.2019
You must turn in at least one video every week. If you cannot master the song in one week, turn in a video of what you can do so far.
But this is more work and harder you say? Nope. This is nothing new. In order to play a song, you need to know the rhythm. In your homework, you’re always told to clap and say the rhythm first. Now I’m asking to see you do it.
In order to play the song, you need to know the notes. In your homework, you’re always told to sign and sing the solfege before playing. Now I’m asking to see you do it. (I also say point and sing but I don’t need to see that.)
When you play the song, you DO NOT need to play up to tempo. If the recording is too fast for you to play it well, then play the song at a speed that you can play well. Depending on your skill and the difficulty of the song, I’ll determine if you get your belt or if I want you to improve it. Remember: PLAYING WELL means “all the right notes at the right time.”
If you do NOT turn in anything, you will lose points for being late. If you DO turn in something, I can help you improve, answer any questions and solve any problems.
But be SMART! If I suspect (or know) you are not practicing and you turn in only a TAKADIMI video, I'm going to be very suspicious.
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Use the A, B, C options wisely. I’m still hoping most of you will be able to do a belt per week -- but if that is not realistic, do what is realistic. Some songs are too hard to do in a week -- or have a part 1 and part 2. These songs take longer. Your music practicing should take a total of 35-40 minutes per week. (It's great if you want to practice more --- but not at the expense of your sanity.)If it is taking you more time than that, and you are not improving and earning belts, talk to me and we’ll improve your practice skills.
CLARIFICATION: MUSIC HOMEWORK for Flutophones and Recorders Feb 19.2019
You must turn in at least one video every week. If you cannot master the song in one week, turn in a video of what you can do so far.
But this is more work and harder you say? Nope. This is nothing new. In order to play a song, you need to know the rhythm. In your homework, you’re always told to clap and say the rhythm first. Now I’m asking to see you do it.
In order to play the song, you need to know the notes. In your homework, you’re always told to sign and sing the solfege before playing. Now I’m asking to see you do it. (I also say point and sing but I don’t need to see that.)
When you play the song, you DO NOT need to play up to tempo. If the recording is too fast for you to play it well, then play the song at a speed that you can play well. Depending on your skill and the difficulty of the song, I’ll determine if you get your belt or if I want you to improve it. Remember: PLAYING WELL means “all the right notes at the right time.”
If you do NOT turn in anything, you will lose points for being late. If you DO turn in something, I can help you improve, answer any questions and solve any problems.
But be SMART! If I suspect (or know) you are not practicing and you turn in only a TAKADIMI video, I'm going to be very suspicious.
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Use the A, B, C options wisely. I’m still hoping most of you will be able to do a belt per week -- but if that is not realistic, do what is realistic. Some songs are too hard to do in a week -- or have a part 1 and part 2. These songs take longer. Your music practicing should take a total of 35-40 minutes per week. (It's great if you want to practice more --- but not at the expense of your sanity.)If it is taking you more time than that, and you are not improving and earning belts, talk to me and we’ll improve your practice skills.
Please remember what we talked about in class!
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Please read the note below --- very important homework information!!!!!!
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CLARIFICATION: MUSIC HOMEWORK for Flutophones and Recorders Feb 19.2019
You must turn in at least one video every week. If you cannot master the song in one week, turn in a video of what you can do so far.
But this is more work and harder you say? Nope. This is nothing new. In order to play a song, you need to know the rhythm. In your homework, you’re always told to clap and say the rhythm first. Now I’m asking to see you do it.
In order to play the song, you need to know the notes. In your homework, you’re always told to sign and sing the solfege before playing. Now I’m asking to see you do it. (I also say point and sing but I don’t need to see that.)
When you play the song, you DO NOT need to play up to tempo. If the recording is too fast for you to play it well, then play the song at a speed that you can play well. Depending on your skill and the difficulty of the song, I’ll determine if you get your belt or if I want you to improve it. Remember: PLAYING WELL means “all the right notes at the right time.”
If you do NOT turn in anything, you will lose points for being late. If you DO turn in something, I can help you improve, answer any questions and solve any problems.
But be SMART! If I suspect (or know) you are not practicing and you turn in only a TAKADIMI video, I'm going to be very suspicious.
You’ve been warned: The A, B, C options are only to be used if you are having trouble understanding or mastering something. This is not a way to get out of music homework. :)
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Use the A, B, C options wisely. I’m still hoping most of you will be able to do a belt per week. Some songs are too hard to do in a week -- or have a part 1 and part 2. These songs take longer. Your music homework should take a total of 40 minutes per week. If it is taking you more time than that, and you are not improving and earning belts, talk to me and we’ll improve your practice skills.
Please remember what we talked about in class!
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Please read the note below --- very important homework information!!!!!!
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CLARIFICATION: MUSIC HOMEWORK for Flutophones and Recorders Feb 19.2019
You must turn in at least one video every week. If you cannot master the song in one week, turn in a video of what you can do so far.
But this is more work and harder you say? Nope. This is nothing new. In order to play a song, you need to know the rhythm. In your homework, you’re always told to clap and say the rhythm first. Now I’m asking to see you do it.
In order to play the song, you need to know the notes. In your homework, you’re always told to sign and sing the solfege before playing. Now I’m asking to see you do it. (I also say point and sing but I don’t need to see that.)
When you play the song, you DO NOT need to play up to tempo. If the recording is too fast for you to play it well, then play the song at a speed that you can play well. Depending on your skill and the difficulty of the song, I’ll determine if you get your belt or if I want you to improve it. Remember: PLAYING WELL means “all the right notes at the right time.”
If you do NOT turn in anything, you will lose points for being late. If you DO turn in something, I can help you improve, answer any questions and solve any problems.
But be SMART! If I suspect (or know) you are not practicing and you turn in only a TAKADIMI video, I'm going to be very suspicious.
You’ve been warned: The A, B, C options are only to be used if you are having trouble understanding or mastering something. This is not a way to get out of music homework. :)
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Use the A, B, C options wisely. I’m still hoping most of you will be able to do a belt per week. Some songs are too hard to do in a week -- or have a part 1 and part 2. These songs take longer. Your music homework should take a total of 40 minutes per week. If it is taking you more time than that, and you are not improving and earning belts, talk to me and we’ll improve your practice skills.