Come and teach that lesson in Newark NJ and in 5 min u'll find urself wrapped around in that plastic rope you have. They will chew you up! In theory these lessons are great for children who are selected by the teacher individually, otherwise it remains a utopia. You can't apply these in every class. Schools should not lie to the future music teachers and teach them unrealistic teaching repertoire because it simply will make the teacher even more disappointed, confused, vulnerable and discouraged. Schools should prepare the future music teacher with a set of strong managerial skills and a very generic but very applicable teaching repertoire that would enable the teacher to withstand most of the situations. Having taught for many years, I now appreciate the resources my school gave me; however, schools should do more and kind of avoid teaching unrealistic pedagogy. No school will buy you 30 xylophones, 30 guiros and drums. You have to prioritize the kind of teaching material that could easily be achievable on the spot such as body percussion, improvisational tools etc. Don't rely on luxury
Hello Margin - I am sorry that you have had such difficulty that has you so jaded. This lesson has been successfully presented around the world in many different classrooms. We were lucky enough to be given the use of the concert hall at the Sydney Conservatorium to make the video of the lesson. This is a lesson using the Orff Method and Orff instruments - We do not try an represent this as a general music lesson in an impoverished school. That having been said, the lessons in We're Orff have accompanying audio and audio backing tracks (you can hear a backing track in the video) and could also be taught using less expensive Orff classroom instruments with the support of the provided audio. It just takes a little imagination. And yes, we have assumed that the teacher who might use the resource has achieved a level of confidence and engagement appropriate to being able to deliver the lesson. We are not trying to pass this off as a lesson for beginning teachers. We do provide excellent resources for beginning teachers with Music Room www.bushfirepress.com/musicroom/
Hello Jessica. The Caravan Song and it has been especially composed for the book We're Orff 2! by Tamara O'Brien, the author. You can find out more about Tamara and "We're Orff" at www.bushfirepress.com/orff all the best - Steve from Bushfire Press
Hello Laura Here is a link that should get you there. www.bushfirepress.com/orff/ebooks/were_orff_2/ I can be contacted at steve@bushfirepress.com Cheers
Hello Wing Ho - It's the Caravan Song and it has been especially composed for the book We're Orff 2! You can find it at www.bushfirepress.com/orff. all the best - Steve from Bushfire Press
Where are these music rooms? Where are these kids? Great stuff...but resembles the real world for most of us not at all....just sayin' .... pretty unrealistic...
Cameron Weckerley Hello Cameron. Where is our real world? Tamara was teaching at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the time we filmed this. And this is the Verbrugghen Hall. Wasn't it great to be able to film this piece for our We're Orff series with such space and acoustic! www.bushfirepress.com/orff We would not suggest that you seek out a concert hall to present your lessons - but hey - if you get the chance - might you?
Es dificil mantener a los niños entretenidos todo el tiempo a cada segundo, si eres maestra te daras cuenta de ello, su atencion siempre varia en cada actividad. 😉
This is amazing!!
Hi sooo interesting！But my question is what is the reason that student change to go inside the round
Si può ascoltare in lingua italiana ?
Where Can I find the song and maybe lyrics of video?
Im learning the same dance and song in my music class
That's great! Would you like to tell me a little bit more about it - you can email me at steve@bushfirepress.com
what is the scale/ key of this song?
D minor dorian in C major Key
it's accurate to just say Dorian :)
Come and teach that lesson in Newark NJ and in 5 min u'll find urself wrapped around in that plastic rope you have.
They will chew you up! In theory these lessons are great for children who are selected by the teacher individually, otherwise it remains a utopia. You can't apply these in every class. Schools should not lie to the future music teachers and teach them unrealistic teaching repertoire because it simply will make the teacher even more disappointed, confused, vulnerable and discouraged.
Schools should prepare the future music teacher with a set of strong managerial skills and a very generic but very applicable teaching repertoire that would enable the teacher to withstand most of the situations. Having taught for many years, I now appreciate the resources my school gave me; however, schools should do more and kind of avoid teaching unrealistic pedagogy. No school will buy you 30 xylophones, 30 guiros and drums. You have to prioritize the kind of teaching material that could easily be achievable on the spot such as body percussion, improvisational tools etc.
Don't rely on luxury
Hello Margin - I am sorry that you have had such difficulty that has you so jaded. This lesson has been successfully presented around the world in many different classrooms. We were lucky enough to be given the use of the concert hall at the Sydney Conservatorium to make the video of the lesson. This is a lesson using the Orff Method and Orff instruments - We do not try an represent this as a general music lesson in an impoverished school.
That having been said, the lessons in We're Orff have accompanying audio and audio backing tracks (you can hear a backing track in the video) and could also be taught using less expensive Orff classroom instruments with the support of the provided audio.
It just takes a little imagination.
And yes, we have assumed that the teacher who might use the resource has achieved a level of confidence and engagement appropriate to being able to deliver the lesson.
We are not trying to pass this off as a lesson for beginning teachers.
We do provide excellent resources for beginning teachers with Music Room
www.bushfirepress.com/musicroom/
I appreciate so much!! Could you send me the name of the music and the autor, please?
Hello Jessica. The Caravan Song and it has been especially composed for the book We're Orff 2! by Tamara O'Brien, the author. You can find out more about Tamara and "We're Orff" at www.bushfirepress.com/orff
all the best - Steve from Bushfire Press
Can I have the title for buying it on itunes? I don't find it....
Hello Laura
Here is a link that should get you there.
www.bushfirepress.com/orff/ebooks/were_orff_2/
I can be contacted at steve@bushfirepress.com
Cheers
Hello Laura - www.bushfirepress.com/orff/ - more specifically - www.bushfirepress.com/orff/ebooks/were_orff_2/ - cheers Steve
😍😍😍🙌🙌
is there anybody can tell me the name of this song? Thanks!
Hello Wing Ho - It's the Caravan Song and it has been especially composed for the book We're Orff 2! You can find it at www.bushfirepress.com/orff.
all the best - Steve from Bushfire Press
Where are these music rooms? Where are these kids? Great stuff...but resembles the real world for most of us not at all....just sayin' .... pretty unrealistic...
Cameron Weckerley Hello Cameron. Where is our real world? Tamara was teaching at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the time we filmed this. And this is the Verbrugghen Hall. Wasn't it great to be able to film this piece for our We're Orff series with such space and acoustic!
www.bushfirepress.com/orff
We would not suggest that you seek out a concert hall to present your lessons - but hey - if you get the chance - might you?
It is just so out of context with the actual conditions these lessons are taught in..it bugs me...
Cameron Weckerley OK
@@Bushfirepress ya no me aparece habilitado este link🙈
Maestra cuanto tiempo le llevo armar esta coreografía? y porqué sus niños parecen tan aburridos?
Es dificil mantener a los niños entretenidos todo el tiempo a cada segundo, si eres maestra te daras cuenta de ello, su atencion siempre varia en cada actividad. 😉