Music – Performing, Creating and Listening
Presented on Wednesday 5 March 2008
Content
This one day course looked at performing, creating and listening in music, with children and young people who have a visual impairment and those with a visual impairment and additional support needs.
Performing – an introduction to performance techniques in solo
and group work.
Creating – an introduction to creating music using improvisation,
ICT and topic related stimulus.
Listening - developing aural awareness to aid performing techniques
in a practical manner.
Participants had the opportunity to look at video illustrations and discuss the issues in relation to their own work, as well take part in a variety of practical activities to enhance their knowledge and understanding of breaking down the barriers to successful learning within music.
Presenter: Presenter: Karl Macrae, RBS
Programme
10.00 am Practical music making sessions with Karl and Louisa
- Super Nova, Braille note, Qubasis, Jaws, Bookport - use for National
Courses
11.20 am Intermediate 1 and 2 - information session on class to be observed
11.40 am intermediate class observations
1.00 pm Feedback on Intermediate class. Question time. Exam adaptations.
1.40 pm Access 1 and 2 - information session on classes to be observed
1.50 pm ASN Class - 6A
2.30 pm Primary Class Lesson - Primary H
3.10 pm Evaluation and discussion on afternoon classes. Final questions. Adapted materials for pupils and Access discussion.