Philip Tamberino

Uke Can Do It! (eBook, PDF)

Developing Your School Ukulele Program

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Affordable, versatile, portable, and popular once again, the ukulele is an ideal instrument for lifelong music making that can also be an engaging component of school music programs. Uke Can Do It! is a guide for teachers who may be at various stages of developing school ukulele programs. This second edition includes vital updates and a page-by-page teacher's guide to the classroom method book, Uke Can Do It 2!: Classroom Ukulele Method.

The book includes:
·A guide for first-time ukulele buyers
·Beginner instruction in how to play the ukulele
·Extensive guide to the start-up process
·30 ukulele-specific classroom management tips
·Strategies for maximizing the benefits of the ukulele's gentle learning curve in instruction
·Technical sequence detailing right-hand and left-hand skills from simplest to most complex
·Guidance in choosing or creating arrangements and making performance and accompaniment decisions
·Support for use with special learners
·Scales and chord charts with fingering

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bloomsbury eBooks US
• Seitenzahl: 1
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798881865399
• Artikelnr.: 75076748

Autorenporträt

Philip Tamberino is a school leader and music educator who developed the first known classroom ukulele programs in the New York metro area. He subsequently conducted seminal workshops promoting the ukulele as a school instrument for the National Association for Music Education, the New York State School Music Association, and area school districts. He is also the author of Uke Can Do It 2!: Classroom Ukulele Method.

Inhaltsangabe

Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
PART I: Getting Started
1. Overview
What is the Ukulele?
Where Can the Ukulele Fit In Schools?
Why Include the Ukulele in Music Education?
2. Becoming Ukulele Literate
Getting Your Own Ukulele
Basics of Playing the Ukulele
Listening Guide
Who's Who?
Next Steps
3. Starting a School Program
What is Your Goal?
Making a Pitch
Funding and Parental Involvement
Guidelines for Student Instruments
PART II: Up and Running
4. Classroom Management
Setting Up the Room
Using Shared Instruments
Tuning Instruments
Language and Terminology
Managing Student Behavior
Promoting Home Practice
Maintenance and Repairs
5. Introducing Students to the Ukulele
Accommodating (Special) Learners
First Session with Instruments
6. Technical Sequence
Strumming and Picking
Fretting and Related Techniques
7. Applications in Classroom Music
Reading Rhythms
Reading Treble Staff Pitches
Matching Pitch While Singing
Analyzing Harmony
Recognizing Intervals, Chords, and Chord Changes by Ear
Improvising
Composing
Illustrating Acoustic Principles and Music Theory Concepts
Accompanying Students in Dalcroze/Music-and-Movement Activities
Incorporating Ukulele into Orff Schulwerk Activities
8. Ukuleles in Performance
Choosing Repertoire
Arranging Music
Chord "Tricks"
Accompaniment
Promoting the Program
Appendix
One- and Two-Chord Songs
Beginner Chords
Beginner Chords (modified)
Scales
150 Chords Diagrams with Fingering
Glossary
Index