In this episode, Jordan and Kevin talk with one of their good friends Raime about how Kodály training has effected their teaching. They also play a games and share a moment of joy. Show Notes: OAKE Benchmarks- Establishing Musical Roots

Show notes: In this episode, we discuss our recent experience at the OAKE conference in Columbus OH. Songs mentioned in the podcast: “Omochio Tsukimasho” “Mexican Dough Song”

In this episode, Jordan and Kevin discuss what musical independence and music literacy looks like in the music room and beyond. They also play a few games and share a moment of joy. Show notes: Useful resource for a Kodály inspired sequencing: First we Sing, Susan Brumfield An American Methodology, Ann Eisen and Lamar Robertson Kodály Today, … Continue reading Episode 3 – Musical Independence →

In this episode, we share out views about singing in the music classroom. Show Notes Quote: “To teach a child an instrument without first giving him preparatory training and without developing singing, reading and dictating to the highest level along with the playing is to build upon sand.” -Zoltán Kodály Resources mentioned in this episode: … Continue reading Episode 2 -Singing →

Show Notes: In this episode we discuss one of Kodály’s most famous quotes about the developing musician. We also play a few games, introduce ourselves and share some joyful moments. OAKE website: oake.org Quote: “The characteristics of a good musician can be summarized as follows: 1. A well-trained ear. 2. A well-trained intelligence. 3. A … Continue reading Episode 1- A Well-Trained Ear, Intelligence, Heart, and Hand →