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Re: An observation about students and rhythm

Author: Katrina  Date:   2015-08-28 05:52 As a private clarinet instructor without a degree in Music Ed or deep familiarity with Kodaly's methods or of Suzuki stuff, I must say that I've found it difficult when students use the Kodaly syllables in particular. The "Ta" syllable usually ends up impacting how they actually interact with the clarinet because it's so tied to pronouncing the syllable. I know, small quibble when the rhythms are done right!

Topics	Author	Date
An observation about students and rhythm  new	bmcgar	2015-08-27 19:24
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	clarinetguy	2015-08-27 21:01
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	bmcgar	2015-08-27 21:05
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	Nessie1	2015-08-27 21:10
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	kdk	2015-08-27 23:27
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	kdk	2015-08-28 00:05
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	clarinetguy	2015-08-28 03:25
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	kdk	2015-08-28 03:47
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	Scaysie	2015-08-28 03:56
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	Katrina	2015-08-28 05:52
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	nellsonic	2015-08-28 09:49
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	bmcgar	2015-08-28 10:37
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	Silversorcerer	2015-08-28 12:49
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	Silversorcerer	2015-08-28 12:56
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	seabreeze	2015-08-29 02:58
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	clarinetguy	2015-08-29 18:51
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	seabreeze	2015-08-29 20:18
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	bmcgar	2015-08-30 20:36
Re: An observation about students and rhythm  new	EaubeauHorn	2015-08-31 01:04

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