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Music and movement are important for children's development across multiple domains. Activities that incorporate music and movement can encourage physical development, intellectual growth, social-emotional development, and musical language development. A developmentally appropriate classroom will weave music and movement into daily activities using a variety of methods, including songs, instruments, dance, and creative movement. These activities should expose children to music from their own and other cultures in a developmentally appropriate way.
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Paolo C. Perez is seeking a position that allows him to facilitate and stimulate the creative and educational process in musical productions. He has experience as a music director for several musical theater productions. His skills include proficiency with music software, knowledge of various dance styles, and experience reducing orchestral scores to piano accompaniment. He has worked as a music director, accompanist, and piano teacher. Perez holds a Bachelor's degree in Music Performance from Hofstra University where he received an award for performing excellence.
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The document discusses theories of musical development in early childhood. It covers Jerome Bruner's three cognitive stages of development and how music and movement activities relate to each stage. It also discusses the history of early childhood music education and approaches from thinkers like Rousseau and Montessori. Additionally, it outlines the role of music and movement in child development and how music programs can be created and presented in a developmentally appropriate way.
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Hawaiian dance and music have deep religious and cultural meanings. The hula dance tells stories that were meant to honor Hawaiian goddesses and ensure the safety and prosperity of the land. It was traditionally only performed in church by those who prayed to the goddesses. The accompanying mele songs provide context and stories for the hula dances. Musical instruments like bamboo rattles and sharkskin drums help bring the mele songs to life. Overall, Hawaiian performances through dance and music were intricately tied to the local religious beliefs and cultural histories.
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This document discusses the author's lifelong passion for music. It details how they played various instruments and sang growing up, participating in marching band and choir. They went on to serve five years in the Navy where they created songs, with one reaching #88 on the national radio top 100. The author is now a music business student, working on albums, singles, films and fashion while creating their first music video. Their goals are to be an innovator and creator, working to inspire others through their brand and ultimately achieve success in the music industry.
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The document provides guidance on setting up a Music and Movement center in an early childhood education program. It recommends including a variety of musical instruments, recorded music, computers with music software, song books, and homemade instruments. It emphasizes including materials from diverse cultures. The teacher's role is to lead daily music and movement activities and ensure enough instruments are available for half the class. Music and movement can help develop children's language, cognitive, social, emotional and motor skills while being enjoyable.
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Music and movement are important for children's development across multiple domains. Activities that incorporate music and movement can encourage physical development, intellectual growth, social-emotional development, and musical language development. A developmentally appropriate classroom will weave music and movement into daily activities using a variety of methods, including songs, instruments, dance, and creative movement. These activities should expose children to music from their own and other cultures in a developmentally appropriate way.
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Paolo C. Perez is seeking a position that allows him to facilitate and stimulate the creative and educational process in musical productions. He has experience as a music director for several musical theater productions. His skills include proficiency with music software, knowledge of various dance styles, and experience reducing orchestral scores to piano accompaniment. He has worked as a music director, accompanist, and piano teacher. Perez holds a Bachelor's degree in Music Performance from Hofstra University where he received an award for performing excellence.
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The document discusses theories of musical development in early childhood. It covers Jerome Bruner's three cognitive stages of development and how music and movement activities relate to each stage. It also discusses the history of early childhood music education and approaches from thinkers like Rousseau and Montessori. Additionally, it outlines the role of music and movement in child development and how music programs can be created and presented in a developmentally appropriate way.
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Hawaiian dance and music have deep religious and cultural meanings. The hula dance tells stories that were meant to honor Hawaiian goddesses and ensure the safety and prosperity of the land. It was traditionally only performed in church by those who prayed to the goddesses. The accompanying mele songs provide context and stories for the hula dances. Musical instruments like bamboo rattles and sharkskin drums help bring the mele songs to life. Overall, Hawaiian performances through dance and music were intricately tied to the local religious beliefs and cultural histories.
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The document outlines the importance of music and movement in early childhood education. It discusses how music and movement activities promote development across domains like cognitive, language, social-emotional, and physical skills. The document provides examples of music and movement activities for different age groups. It also emphasizes the teacher's role in facilitating music, ensuring accessibility to musical instruments, and incorporating diversity and various cultures through music.
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The document discusses the requirements for establishing a music and movement center for young children. It states that there should be a variety of age-appropriate musical instruments and materials accessible to children throughout the day. There must be enough instruments for half of the children to use at once. The center should also provide opportunities for dancing, creative expression, and group music activities. The document outlines how musical activities can support children's development across multiple domains including social-emotional, language, cognitive, and physical skills. It emphasizes the important role of teachers in actively engaging with children, making activities inclusive and meaningful, and drawing connections to early learning standards.
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The Myra S. Barnes High School Spring Concert will feature four musical groups: the All-Girls Choir, String Orchestra, Mixed Choir, and Concert Band. The concert program includes songs such as "All Ye Who Music Love" performed by the All-Girls Choir, pieces by Mozart and Beethoven played by the String Orchestra, and arrangements of "Under Pressure" and "Dance to the Music" sung by the Mixed Choir. The Concert Band will conclude the program with performances of "Africa: Ceremony, Song & Ritual", "Slava!", and "Stars and Stripes Forever". Larry Bustamante is the musical director overseeing the event.
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The document outlines plans for a music activity center. It discusses including a variety of music instruments and materials from different cultures to accommodate children of varying ages and abilities. The center will have ample storage, seating and technology. The teacher's role is to support creative expression and music exploration through both teacher-led and free choice activities incorporating various instruments, cultural dances, and genres. Music time will aim to develop language, social-emotional and motor skills.
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Traditional African dance depicts life's rhythms through movement and tells stories of history, culture, and spirituality. Dances vary by region but commonly include war dances like Adzohu which depicted bravery through witty movements and Agbekor which mimicked battle tactics. Social dances like Togo Atsia expressed women's views through horsetail movements. Drums are integral to dance as their rhythms and intensities convey specific meanings and allow dancers to respond. Modern companies like Hayor Bibimma and Kankouran preserve and personalize traditional African dance styles.
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Dance can be defined in three ways: as rhythmic steps and motions performed by the body, as a set of choreographed steps usually performed to music, or as a social gathering where people dance. More broadly, dance is an art form that involves rhythmic body movement, often to music, and can be a form of expression, social interaction, or spiritual performance. Dance is also found in other animals and can incorporate other activities like gymnastics or martial arts.
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The author chose to research African dance because they enjoy art, dance, and music. African dance has influenced other dances through its emphasis on body movement and rhythm. Dances like ballet, ballroom, waltz, and tango share common elements with African dance. Africans dance everyday as a tradition, both for celebration and for common activities like housework, often singing songs together.
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2) Music aids in memory as songs tend to get stuck in our minds. They use repetition which helps reinforce learning.
3) Using songs breaks up the routine and provides motivation and relaxation for children learning a new language.
It emphasizes the importance of selecting age-appropriate songs that interest the students and match their current language proficiency.
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