All our workshops are held at:
Pasadena Conservatory of Music
100 N. Hill Avenue, Pasadena, CA 91106
Pasadena Conservatory of Music
100 N. Hill Avenue, Pasadena, CA 91106
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Saturday, October 17, 2020
9am-3pm Lynn Kleiner The Right Sequence for Maximum Reward Singing, Playing, Reading, Writing, Moving, Creating -- this workshop focuses on developing something unique and exciting at every stage of development. Puppets, props, games and stories with everyone engaged — children loving the lessons, teachers loving the job. Lynn Kleiner is a frequent clinician for AOSA, NAfME and NAEYC. International teaching for Orff and Music organizations include Taiwan, Korea, Australia, Malaysia, ISME and more. |
Lynn founded Music Rhapsody, in 1983, in response to drastic cuts to California music programs. Lynn has an award winning line of Remo instruments and Alfred books/CDs and offers teacher training, resources and membership program
Lynn, a proud member of LACAOSA since 1983, served on the board for many years, including President.
If you wish you join the chapter and received discounted admission to all 4 2020-2021 workshops and other membership benefits, click here:
Lynn, a proud member of LACAOSA since 1983, served on the board for many years, including President.
If you wish you join the chapter and received discounted admission to all 4 2020-2021 workshops and other membership benefits, click here:
Note -- Single admission to this workshop will be available for purchase in September. We will share information about any social distancing adaptations that may be needed at that time.
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Saturday, January 20, 2021
9am-3pm Matthew Stensrud Playful Procedures: Using Responsive Classroom to Enhance the Schulwerk Come discover how consistent routines, a strong classroom community, and opportunities for exploration and play enhance the wonder of Orff Schulwerk and instill the ideals of Responsive Classroom in our music making. Matthew Stensrud is an award-winning Orff Schulwerk certified educator and currently teaches PK-4 music and movement at Sidwell Friends Lower School in Washington, DC. Matthew is a teacher educator of movement, teaches levels at the Portland |
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Orff course, and also serves on The Orff Echo Editorial Board. You can find him on social media as @mistersorff.
Saturday, March 13, 2020
9am-3pm
Martina Vasil
The Art of Child's Play: Bringing Playground Culture Into K-12 General Music
From Fred Rogers to Carl Orff, the art of child’s play has been recognized as the “work” of children. Jump, dance, and sing your way through new and old playground games gathered from West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Consider the value of children’s play, where to find it, and how to make adaptations for your own classroom.
Martina Vasil is Assistant Professor of Music Education and Director of the Modern Band, Orff Schulwerk, & Dalcroze Summer Institute at the University of Kentucky. She also teaches music PreK–6 at Lexington Montessori School. Martina is on the editorial board of The Orff Echo and is past president of the Kentucky Orff-Schulwerk Association.
9am-3pm
Martina Vasil
The Art of Child's Play: Bringing Playground Culture Into K-12 General Music
From Fred Rogers to Carl Orff, the art of child’s play has been recognized as the “work” of children. Jump, dance, and sing your way through new and old playground games gathered from West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Consider the value of children’s play, where to find it, and how to make adaptations for your own classroom.
Martina Vasil is Assistant Professor of Music Education and Director of the Modern Band, Orff Schulwerk, & Dalcroze Summer Institute at the University of Kentucky. She also teaches music PreK–6 at Lexington Montessori School. Martina is on the editorial board of The Orff Echo and is past president of the Kentucky Orff-Schulwerk Association.
Saturday, April 17, 2021
9am-1:30pm
CHAPTER SHARE
PRESENTERS TO BE ANNOUNCED!
9am-1:30pm
CHAPTER SHARE
PRESENTERS TO BE ANNOUNCED!
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Directions to PCM from Hollywood, the Westside, and the Valley:
Take the 134 Freeway East until it merges with the 210 Freeway East. Take exit 27 toward Hill Avenue. Stay straight onto Corson Street. Turn right onto N. Hill. PCM is on the left. If you hit Colorado, you went too far. From Orange County and the South: Either take the 405 Freeway North to the 10 East to the 110 North to the 5 North to the 2 North to the 134 East or the 5 Freeway North to the 2 North to the 134 East and then follow the directions above. |
Note -- PCM has parking on site. Lunch will be available on site for $10. Please e mail us if you wish to participate at laorffchapter.gmail.com
Other food options are easy walking distance from PCM.