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Rhythm Rocks - Insight into Ethnic Percussion

Programme Details

Programme IDAEP0315669
Art Form GenreMusic
Programme TypeExperience
Programme Format Digital/Blended, On-site
Language English
Venue Enclosed Room / Music Room / AVA Room / Dance Studio
Target Audience Primary-Lower, Primary-Upper, Secondary-Lower, Secondary-Upper, JC/CI, ITE, SPED
Cost

Showcase

Programme Synopsis

1) Understanding the character of the equipment as a musical instrument. 2) Learning of basic musical notation for the basic main local ethnic groups’ rhythmic patterns as an ensemble parts (and in unison). 3) Understanding of phrasing, balance and blend music composition with input from students relationship between the rhythm and music 4) Expose students to various ethnic percussions as an ensemble consisting of drums, auxillary and melodic percussions by giving them the opportunity to play an instruments that are not within their own ethnic group and appreciate the learning of knowing the other ethnic group culture. 5) Playing selected rhythms that have influenced or help define music that we hear today. *Digital mode for this programme will be conducted via ZOOM video conferencing platform.
Objectives

Others

One Chair per Participating Student

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OneHeartBeat Pte Ltd

OneHeartBeat (OHB) was formed in 2001. Since our inception, we have create an impactful and creative experiences for our learners. Our objective is to empower a community of learners to realise their potential through music and arts where we believe it is an integral part of one's learning.

Contact

Aden Firdaus Jaman 69806288 experience@oneheartbeat.com.sg   Visit provider page

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