Creating New Blends - Adelaide 2010

Presenter	Session Title	Session Description
Keith Huxtable	TBA	More information to come...
Heather McLaughlin	Sing, dance and play familiar classics (5-12 year olds)	Music from the well-known classical repertoire will be explored in new ways, using dance and movement, Boomwhackers, instruments and song. Examples will include the Pachelbel Canon, William Tell Overture, and Ode to Joy.
Matthew Perry	Percussion & Chant for Primary (K-6)	A workshop for music teachers that explores the use of Percussion and Chant in an echo/response format where each activity reinforces fundamental music skills. Using my publication 'Percussion and Chant for Primary' we will be singing, saying, dancing, playing, inventing and exploring rhythms, rounds, songs, chants and rhymes.
Reinhold Wirsching	The Joy Of Singing	Games, exercises and activities develop vocal skills such as breath control, articulation, intonation. Practical sequences for vocal work and body awareness will be applicable with students of various ages. Speech pieces, canons and part-songs from different cultures stimulate vocal expression and improvisation.
Anne Power	Blending global education and music - Fish by David Page stimulates an experience in song writing	Fish, written for the Bangarra Dance Theatre, celebrates seas, rivers and swamps. This presentation is based on the music, ‘Swamp.’ The swamps and the mangroves are still waters, deep, murky and mystical, making a site of great sacredness and spirituality.
Lynette Richardson	Choralastics^{TM (5 - Adult)}	A Vocal Agility Programme for Choirs of any age and stage.

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