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Head Royce School Gymnasium, 4315 Lincoln Avenue, Oakland 94602October 1, 2011 9:30 am - 3:30 pm
Paul Cribari: Planning Performances Without Compromising Curriculum
In this session, we will explore the ways in which curricular content can be adapted and modified to meet the needs of a spring performance. Pieces will be drawn from the Schulwerk, and examples will be given for grades 1-5. Come prepared to play, sing, dance and create as we explore the ways curriculum can be integrated into performance!
PAUL CRIBARI is an Orff-Schulwerk teacher in the Cherry Creek School District in Colorado. There he teaches preschool through fifth grades, and conducts the school choir. In addition to his work with children, Paul teaches workshops and teacher training levels at numerous universities, and is a regular clinician for local chapters of AOSA. He received his Orff certification at the University of St. Thomas and has presented sessions several times at AOSA National Conferences.
Western MiniConference: Where Music, Movement and Art Entwine
April 29, 2011 to May 1, 2011, 5:00 PM to 1:30 PM
Sofía López-Ibor, Susan Kennedy and James Harding
with Sarah Noll and Doug Goodkin
Hidden Valley Music Seminars
P.O. Box 116
Carmel Valley, CA 93924
We are excited to bring you this feast for the senses hosted in the beautiful Carmel Valley. Our presenters are three internationally known local treasures who share a fascination with the interconnection of the visual and performing arts.
Blue is the Sea
Sofía López-Ibor's sessions will present simple visual art projects using everyday materials and explore their potential to inspire work in music, poetry and creative movement. These engaging lessons using painting, drawing and sculpture will have just been published in her collection. Blue is the Sea (Pentatonic Press 2010).
Music and the Moving Image
James Harding will explore the link between music and the moving image through miniature video projects using animation, stop-time, real-time shooting and simple editing. James has been exploring the film and music connection with middle school students at the San Francisco School, and has published related articles in the Orff Echo and the Orff-Informazionen.
Embodiment of Form
Take a journey with Susan Kennedy though a sampling of simple to sophisticated possibilities when movement and sound partner with visual design. Play with a variety of visual materials (toys, foods, weavings) and incorporate found objects and spaces to generate individual and group movement design. A fresh perspective for all ages!
FEES for the MiniConference, which are in addition to our yearly membership:
$210 for members (and other AOSA chapter members) This includes workshops and meals.
($230 after 3/20)
$240 for non-members ($260 after 3/20)
Dorm rooms (3 to a room with a bathroom and shower) 2 nights: total $60. Register early to secure dorm space. There are some local hotels as options.
Bring your instruments for the late-night jams and dancing!
MINICONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM **
**Please list the grades and ages you teach on your registration form.
Print and send with your check to the address on form.
Or contact Keri Lindell, MiniConference Registrar klindell@etmbayarea.org to receive a paper or electronic registration form.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Maddie Hogan and Jeannie MacKenzie, MiniConference Co-Chairs
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