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Boudewijn de Groot, Het Land van Maas en Waal (1966): Listening and reading
Het Land van Maas en Waal is a song by Boudewijn de Groot with a text by Lennaert Nijgh. It is one of the canon texts of Dutch song. Thanks to the rhythmic melody and the colorful arrangement, the song is still able to appeal to young people.
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Children's songs with boomwhackers: Scores
These homemade scores are of various children's songs to play on the boomwhackers.
These scores have been stripped of staves and clefs and the like, only the note length is still somewhat visible.Translated by
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Reading and singing F and G clef: Exercises
Using these exercises, your students will learn to read and sing the fa clef and the treble clef. This singing exercise is especially suitable for first-year pianists who can be harmonically accompanied by the teacher at the piano.
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Inclusive language: Workshop
This workshop introduces young people to inclusive language, based on examples from the cultural heritage sector, using a quiz and a practical exercise.
Young people discover barriers to inclusive language. become more aware and learn to recognize and …
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A feast for every child: Sinterklaas song with recording and score
Sing with your students this brand new homemade Sinterklaas song A party for every child , in which inclusivity is paramount. In this learning resource you will find the instrumental accompaniment, the song sung and made by Eva Hadermann and …
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Musical building blocks: Placemat with work forms
On this placemat you will find the musical building blocks tempo, timbre, dynamics, rhythm, meter, melody, harmony and form. The various building blocks also include questions and assignments that make the building blocks more concrete for your …
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Rhythmic performance and fine vista: Singing lessons for the exam with score
These new self-written lessons for the exam are very useful as exam material. You can use them in different ways:
- There is also a particle that must be performed rhythmically.
- There is a particle that you can use as prima vista.
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The musical building blocks: Listening clock
This learning resource has been created as an aid to support the students while listening and discovering the musical building blocks.
The musical building blocks that are discussed are:
- melody,
- timbre,
- form,
- pace,
- dynamics,
- rhythm,
- harmony.
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The waste mountain: stop the pollution!
The Waste Mountain - Stop the pollution! is a child-friendly, cross-curricular classroom project in which the students learn to stop pollution.
The ingredients for the lesson bundle are:
- musical education,
- language and world orientation, …
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Nettiquette - Explobots
Nettiquette is a combination of the words network and etiquette. They are norms regarding behavior on the internet and everything that goes with it, such as the use of smartphone, e-mail, social media...
This document lists 31 of these standards.
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Write a rhythm piece
With this worksheet, the students can write a rhythm piece themselves and possibly bring it to the class.
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Noting music: Informational text
Short, informative text about note names and scales. At the bottom, the students will find two links that allow them to play music on an online piano themselves.
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