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Listening Kit No. 1
Peer Gynt & Early Listening |



Colour Tower


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Activities include:
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A3 Colour Tower - High/
Low activities
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'Kangaroo' with untuned
percussion instruments
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3 activities and lesson
plans for use with Peer Gynt - 'In the Hall of the Mountain King'
Contents include:
Early Listening
Activity
1: A3 Colour Tower
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High/Low
Visual aid
in the aural recognition of high and low sounds, initially at the 8ve
interval, and then revisited at the 5th and the minor 3rd
(Laminated
& magnetised for use on the whiteboard.)
Activity
2:
Kangaroo song with untuned percussion
1 x Photocopiable
Blackline
Master
6 x A4
Untuned Percussion Instrument Pictures - laminated & magnetised
'Kangaroo
skippy roo, dozing in the midday sun...' (Ref: Catch a
Song)
This song may be used to practice the aural recognition of untuned
percussion instruments. Played as a game, the children guess what instrument
is playing in the last phrase of the song “guess what’s playing just for fun”.
Kangaroo - Blackline Master
This blackline master may be
photocopied as a class set & laminated for use where students are given
plastic counters to identify the mystery instrument they hear. Individual A4
black & white pictures of the untuned percussion instruments are included
for display.
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Activity 3:
Peer Gynt
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In the Hall of the Mountain King
3 activities
for use in 3 or more lessons. Activities include beat, rhythm, writing
rhythm, following listening map, movement, creative movement & Italian terms
& analysis.
Blackline Master
1 Blackline Master 2 Blackline
Master 3
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Teacher Notes………
1. After
the children have listened to the work ( recording not included in Kit ),
the teacher describes the setting and tells the story of Peer Gynt. “Peer
Gynt is a vain and untruthful man who makes up stories about himself. One day
he goes for a walk in the fjords of Norway and lies down for a sleep beside
the opening to a huge mountain cave…”. (Story included in Teacher
notes.)
2. The
children discover and practice the 16 beat rhythm of the theme. They write the
rhythm into Blackline Master 1.
3.
Blackline Master 2 & Overhead Transparency are used for children to explore movement
& dance expressions of the repeated theme and changes in the elements of music.
Each picture of "Peer Gynt" represents one repetition of the melody or
'motif' which can be represented by the students in movement. Each
repetition develops with regard to dynamics and tempo. Great fun!
4.
Blackline Master 3 is used later the same year or to revisit the work in the
following year.
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