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October 2, 2010
Lynn Kleiner
An Orff Approach for Different Ages, Different Stages
A variety of materials will offer plenty of singing, dancing, and playing for preschool and elementary children! We’ll have creating, reading, writing and recorder too!
Lynn Kleiner is founder and director of Music Rhapsody, a music school for parents and infants, toddlers and young children up through 8th grade Orff and recorder ensembles. Lynn and her team of teachers have taught thousands of children in day care centers, preschools, elementary schools and at Music Rhapsody locations since 1983. The need for a music school in Southern California was obvious due to the dramatic cuts of music programs in the schools. Previously, Lynn was a public school Orff Schulwerk music specialist in Illinois, then Arizona schools. Lynn has presented for National and state MENC, The American Music Therapy Association, National and local AOSA chapters, Music Education Associations throughout Australia, National Association for Education of Young Children (NAEYC), International Society for Music Education (ISME) in Italy as well as Korea and Taiwan Orff. She teaches an annual teacher training course. Lynn has many publications, CDs and DVDs. Lynn’s instrument DVD kits have received the prestigious Oppenheim award. Lynn has also won the Dove Award, the iParenting Media award, Kids First award and the recommendation of the National Parenting Association. Her DVD, In All Kinds of Weather, Kids Make Music! was a Parenting Magazine DVD pick of the month.
January 15, 2011
Marvalene Moore
Exploring and Creating Music Through Movement and Instrumental Play
This workshop will employ movement as a means of singing, playing instruments and creating music and movement compositions. The types of movements include creative gestures, eurhythmics and dance. Participants will be involved in learning prescribed motions as well as those they create. Music and movement that will enhance literacy skills will also be a part of the workshop.
Dr. Marvelene C. Moore is a James A. Cox Endowed Chair and Professor of Music Education at the University of Tennessee. Dr. Moore specializes in classroom music for students grades K-8 and choral music for students 4-12. She brings a breadth of experience in music for young people including study at the Jaques-Dalcroze Institute-Geneva, Switzerland and the Conservatory of Music- Ithaca College; the Orff Institute-Salzburg, Austria; and the Kodaly Institute-Esztergom, Hungary. She has served as clinician and guest conductor for music organizations in 44 US states. She has presented and chaired sessions at the international level including at the MISTEC Seminars and the International Society for Music Education(ISME) conferences in Korea(1994), South Africa(1998), Lincoln, Nebraska(2000), Sweden and Norway(2002), Tenerife, Spain(2004), Hong Kong and Malaysia(2006) and Bologna(2008). She also presented sessions at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Melbourne, Australia. Dr. Moore’s area of specialization is Jaques-Dalcroze Eurhythmics, a Swiss method of teaching music that emphasizes creative movement. She received the B.A. degree from Talladega College, Alabama; Master of Education and Education Specialist degrees, George Peabody College of Vanderbilt University, Nashville; and the Ph.D. degree from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Dr. Moore is author of the 2010 publication on A Kaleidoscope of Cultures published by MENC. She is also an author of several Pearson Education Silver Burdett Publications: Making Music 2006, 2001, The Music Connection, 1999, 1995; and The Jaques-Dalcroze Source Book The World of Music, 1991. She is also author of the MENC publication Classroom Management in the General, Choral and Instrumental Music Programs, 2002; one of the authors of the MENC video Bringing Multicultural Music to Children, 1992 and an author of Making Connections: Multicultural Music and the National Standards, a 1998 publication. Dr. Moore has served as National Chair of MENC’s Society for General Music and on the 2003 MENC World’s Largest Concert Selection Committee. She has served as Commission Chair of the Commission for Music in Schools and Teacher Education (MISTEC) for the International Society of Music Education(ISME). She presently serves as a Board member of ISME. Dr. Moore was awarded an Endowed Chair as James A. Cox Professor for 2002-2005. She was also awarded the University of Tennessee Alumni award to assist in presenting a National Symposium on Multicultural Music, co-sponsored by MENC: The National Association for Music Education, a biennial event. In August 2002, she appeared in Southern Living Magazine for her work in creating the National Symposium. In Spring 2004, Dr. Moore was presented the Tennessee Hall of Fame Award for recognition of her outstanding accomplishments in the advancement of Music Education in Tennessee Schools.
March 5, 2011
James Harding
Oct 1, 2011
Randy DeLelles and Jeff Kriske
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