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- First Grade Week 2 -- How Drums Work
- "Puer natus in Bethlehem" -- part 2
- "Puer natus in Bethlehem" -- part 1
- Recorder Ensemble- Playing "F"
- 5th grade -- note tree
- Clapping Piece -- Ms. Hong's Class
- Fifth Grade Week 2 -- Constructing rhythm patterns
- More images from First Grade Week 1
- First Grade Week 1 -- the science of sound
- 5th Grade Week 1 worksheet - samples 5-8
- 5th Grade Week 1 worksheet - samples 1-4
- Fifth Grade Week 1 -- Body percussion review
- Orff Ensemble -- "Keetman Canon"
- "Ah Ree Rang" -- 2 part Canon
- "Ah Ree Rang" -- Complete
- Recorder Ensemble -- Playing High "E"
- First week back -- ensembles begin again
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January
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next time you record the tas and ta tes,could you go a little slower?thank you...
the tas and ta tes were fast
the tas and ta tes,were fast, i was wondering if there was suppose to be anything else for homework, like 5-8?
Can you please slow down. I can't understand.
hey esther!
its yaerin!
i cant hear the sounds well and its too fast.thank you
yeah, it is fast but all the fifth grade classes has just gotten over it, so............ no need to worry about it now, people!
Mr. Lawton says -- if you need to hear it again you can play it as many times as you need to. But I will make it slower next time.
okay, thanks
are we going to do something like this again?
Could be, Erin. I am also hoping to post some recordings of the music you make in class.
I'm in Mr. Mark's class... its Yaerin.. Erin's my "real" name and what kind of music are we going to do next?
Mostly likely we'll be making some compositions based on the Rhythm Rainbow puzzle box patterns you create as homework this week.
oh cool
thank you, mr. Lawton
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