Workshop participants standing in a wide circle, singing together in a bamboo-framed hall

Music Workshops

For class teachers, music teachers, parents, and lovers of music

Workshop Content

Every workshop starts from the same questions: What music does a child actually need? How do you choose the right piece for the right grade? How do you spark real motivation to make music? Together we find answers that work for your school.

Classic Topics We Could Cover

  • An age-appropriate music curriculum for Grades 1 to 8, with guidance for High School
  • Carefully chosen songs and games, from Medieval to Classical, from folk to multicultural
  • Creative use of Orff instruments, recorders and newly designed instruments
  • Rhythm work with body percussion, shakers, drums, woodblocks and boomwhackers
  • Performance pieces in many styles, including African drumming and Brazilian Samba

Designed for Every Grade

Lower Grades

Kindergarten + Grades 1โ€“2

Lyres, pentatonic flutes, creative music games, movement, and age-appropriate songs that breathe with the child's world. Music is experienced through play, imagination, stories, and seasonal celebrations.

Choroi LyresPentatonic FlutesMusic GamesPentatonic SongsMovement
Lower Grades

Grades 3โ€“5

Music follows the developmental needs of each grade and connects closely with the curriculum. Grade 3 introduces work songs, call-and-response songs, and the first rounds, together with rhythm games and body percussion. As students progress through Grades 4 and 5, songs become more complex, while rhythm, movement, ensemble playing, and performance skills continue to develop.

Work SongsCall & ResponseRoundsRhythm GamesBody PercussionPerformance Pieces
Middle Grades

Grades 6โ€“9

The transition from games to artistry. Students encounter increasingly challenging repertoire and develop a stronger sense of musical expression, ensemble playing, and performance. Choir, guitar, jazz-influenced songs, African drumming, Brazilian Samba, and Boomwhackers offer different ways into music and help engage even students who may initially be reluctant to participate.

Rhythm ExercisesPerformance PiecesEnsemble WorkChoirGuitarAfrican DrummingBrazilian SambaBoomwhackers

Moments

Music in schools โ€” performances, workshops, and community around the world

Christmas Concert, Emmendingen
Workshop with Vox Nativa, Taiwan
Body Percussion in the Circle, Taiwan
Notation at the Blackboard, Taiwan
Rhythm Work
Pedagogical Work
Exploring Instruments Together
Introducing Special Instruments
Rhythm Circle with children, Hong Kong
Workshop Circle
Children's Choir
Sample of Instruments

I'd be glad to talk through the details and what your school needs.

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