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First Steps in Music – Overview
Conference Session
CONFERENCE: Indiana Music Education Association - Fort Wayne, IN
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FeaturedSession #1: First Steps in Music for Older Learners
Conference SessionCONFERENCE: Indiana Music Education Association - Fort Wayne, IN
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FeaturedJoyful Music Making
Conference SessionCONFERENCE: Indiana Music Education Association - Fort Wayne, IN
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FeaturedConversational Solfege – Overview
Conference SessionCONFERENCE: Indiana Music Education Association - Fort Wayne, IN
With the Conversational Solfege approach, music literacy starts with an “ear-before-eye” philosophy. Songs are broken down into their component parts and then reassembled so students grow in musical understanding. This session is a basic overview of the 12-step teaching method created by Dr. John M. Feierabend.
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FeaturedConversational Solfege w/Orff Schulwerk
Certification CourseTuesdays: Jan. 20, Jan. 27, Feb. 3, Feb. 10, Mar. 3, Mar. 10 1.5 grad credits or PD cert hours
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FeaturedFirst Steps in Music w/Orff Schulwerk
Certification CourseTuesdays: Jan. 20, Jan. 27, Feb. 3, Feb. 10, Mar. 3, Mar. 10 1.5 grad credits or PD cert hours
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FeaturedFOUR JOHN FEIERBEND SESSIONS @ MICHIGAN MUSIC CONFERENCE 2025
Conference Session12 Steps to Music Literacy Using Conversational Solfege: Part 1 - Rhythmic Literacy
12 Steps to Music Literacy Using Conversational Solfege: Part 2 - Melodic Literacy
Learning Harmony and Improvisation Using Conversational Solfege
Sing in Parts: Pedagogy Ideas for Beginning Part-Singing by Ear and by Eye
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FeaturedFirst Steps in Part Singing
Conference SessionCONFERENCE: Illinois Music Education Association - Peoria, IL
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FeaturedSinging is for All: First Steps in Movement Development – the Feierabend Way
Conference SessionCONFERENCE: Ohio Music Educators Association - Columbus, OH
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FeaturedVocal Development in Young Children
Conference SessionCONFERENCE: Georgia Music Education Association - Athens, GA
Tuneful singing requires tuneful thinking and physiological awareness. To help young children explore the sensation of singing, we must use developmentally appropriate techniques and activities that are wonderfully child-like, imaginary and fun. This lively session will share ideas that immediately engage, encourage and support young children in their vocal development.