By admin, on May 4th, 2011% JaSeSoi ry, Orff-Schulwerk Association of Finland, is pleased to repeat the call to the XIII International World Village 2011 in Finland. World Village takes place in Valkeala, Finland from 1st until 6th of August, 2011.
World Village presenters 2011 are:
Mr. Ciro Paduano, Italy
Ms. Maija Karhinen-Ilo, Finland
Ms. Anne Jouhtinen, Finland
All presenters are known nationally and abroad.
The title of the XIII World Village is: “World Village – Musical Well”.
The basic information is attached, but if you need more information, or other help (if you need invitation, or visa application), just contact us.
The organizing Team 2011
* Ms. Hanne Horto, hanne.horto@jasesoi.com
* Mr. Jouni Kettunen, kettunenj@gmail.com
* Ms. Anne Klemettilä, anne.klemettila@gmail.com
* Ms. Heli Raatikainen, heli.raatikainen@jasesoi.com <mailto:anne.klemettila@gmail.com>
* Mr. Jukka Siukonen, jukka.siukonen@jasesoi.com
and presenters welcome you to join us in lovely Finland.
BROCHURE
By admin, on May 4th, 2011% Professional Development for all teachers, generalists and arts specialists
Friday 3rd June 2011, 9.00 -3.00
St Lukes Community Centre, 130 Remuera Road
BROCHURE
ENROL HERE ONZA members’ discount code: sing
contact: philippadrake@vodafone.co.nz
9.00 – 10.30: Caroline Zeeman
10.30 MORNING TEA – (Provided) You will then be divided into 2 groups and Sessions 2 & 3 will be a rotation.
Session 2: 11.00 – 12.30 – Workshop with Fraser or Julian
THEN Lunch 12.30 – 1.15
Session 3: 1.15 – 2.45 – Workshop with Fraser or Julian
Caroline Zeeman – Ukulele for all. African songs for ukulele and percussion.
African style ukulele music brought to you by ukulele teacher Caroline Zeeman. Caro will feature triple- strumming techniques, using beginner and intermediate chords. You will leave with three African songs with simple marimba\percussion arrangements and terrific ukulele strums to match. All levels of ukulele players are welcome – some ukuleles will be available if you
can’t bring your own.
Caroline Zeeman is a music educator and ukulele maestro who teaches guitar and ukulele to adults and children in East Auckland. Caro is an active and enthusiastic member of ONZA who loves the practical approach that Orff offers, giving all participants the opportunity to make music, share music, gain confidence and grow in the love of music.
With her colleague Clare McCormack, she has been writing and producing ukulele teaching resources. ‘Colours of Aotearoa’ and ‘Okeley Dokeley Ukulele’ are the two to date.
www.c-change.co.nz
Fraser Bruce – Zimbabwean marimba for the classroom
This workshop will add a new layer to your marimba\xylophone classroom ensembles. Fraser will share some of the Zimbabwean marimba playing techniques he uses. He will help us explore skills and techniques using some simple Zimbabwean songs.
Fraser will create an opportunity to improvise and gather these improvisations into an ensemble piece to play together. Participants will have the joy of playing on one of The Rhythm Centre’s Zimbabwean marimbas – known for their brightness and resonance.
Fraser Bruce, founder of The Rhythm Centre, is well known not only for his drumming workshops for adults and children but also for his beautifully resonant marimbas and Zimbabwean rhythms.
Participating in an ensemble led by Fraser will inspire you for the rest of the year.
www.rhythmcentre.org/
Julian Raphael – Songs of southern Africa
Following his recent return from a trip to Africa Julian Raphael, Community Music Junction – Wellington, will bring us new and authentic African songs for children – and once again lead us in ways into successful, joyful singing in the classroom.
Julian is an influential community music leader from Wellington who brings with him a lifetime of experience in music education. He is actively involved in community singing throughout New Zealand, director of Community Music Junction, and music co-ordinator at the Wellington Rudolph Steiner School.
communitymusic@xtra.co.nz
By admin, on April 6th, 2011% Information and registration has arrived for the
International Summer Course July 10-16
“Elemental Music and Dance Pedagogy Orff-Shulwerk”
Teaching language English
BROCHURE
More information:
Sonja Czuk
Orff-Institut
Sekretariat/Secretary’s Office
A-5o2o Salzburg
Frohnburgweg 55
Tel.:+43-662-6198-6100
Fax:+43-662-6198-6109
e-mail: sonja.czuk@moz.ac.at
www.moz.ac.at
By admin, on April 6th, 2011% The Raukatauri Music Therapy Centre is once again holding one-day workshops in the April term break. There are still limited places available in the following workshops on Wednesday 20th April -
Information here Music Therapy workshops 2011 calendar-2
Introduction to Music Therapy (9.15 am – 12.30pm)
A workshop on the general principles of music therapy, which will include case study examples. There will also be the opportunity for some experiential, hands-on exploration of the instruments.
Using music with children and adolescents with special needs (1.30 – 4.45pm)
A practical workshop with ideas for listening and turn-taking games, playful activities with instruments, moving to music, and adapting familiar songs.
If you are interested in attending either or both of these workshops, please complete and return the attached enrolment form as soon as possible.
Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any queries.
Best regards
Jo
Jo Clark
Centre Administrator
Raukatauri Music Therapy Centre
15 Surrey Crescent
Grey Lynn
Auckland 1021
New Zealand
Ph: (0064) (0)9 360 0889
Fax:(0064) (0)9 360 0887
www.rmtc.org.nz <http://www.rmtc.org.nz/>
The Raukatauri Music Therapy Centre is a non-profit charitable trust and is primarily financed through fundraising efforts. You can make a donation on-line at www.rmtc.org.nz <http://www.rmtc.org.nz> . Thank you for your support.
By admin, on March 15th, 2011% The countdown to the Orff national conference Voices of the Swan is well
underway and we hope you have it in your diary and have started saving your
pennies! Set aside the dates 8-13 January 2012 – it will be the perfect
opportunity for a Perth holiday!
BROCHURE – REGISTRATIONS
We have 3 guest speakers from overseas and interstate:
- Kalani (USA)
- Andrea Sangiorgio (Italy)
- Robyn Staveley (NSW)
The conference is being held at Wesley College, a K-12 Uniting Church
school located on a picturesque campus on the southern side of the Swan
River with direct views of the Perth Central Business District. The College
is in the leafy suburb of South Perth and only five minutes from the city.
Registrations are now open! You can register using this link:
http://tinyurl.com/4lyu4fy
In the next week the fliers will be back from the printer, if you can help
to distribute any fliers please let me know by return email.
www.waosa.org.au/voices
We hope to have info in the next e-news regarding the BHP Billiton
community support program for people from remote WA. If you know of people
for whom this would be a help for them to attend, please pass this on to
them.
Also very soon invitations will be going out to presenters who have been
selected so if you have applied to present, watch your letter box!
Regards,
Glenys Gijsbers
Voices of the Swan Administrator
www.waosa.org.au/voices
Email voicesoftheswan@gmail.com
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