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Ways to engage kids in music7/28/2014 Research has shown that students involved in music helps them to achieve better academic results than non-music students, and the exposure to music development such as adjusting decisions on tempo, tone, style, rhythm, phrasing, and feeling--train the brain to become incredibly good at organizing and conducting numerous activities at once.
Dedicated practise of the skill can have a great payoff for lifelong attention skills, intelligence, and ability for self-knowledge and expression. Play some Online Music Learning Games Most of these games include time limit which helps to test the student's response and notes reading skills. Check out this website: http://www.pianogamesonline.org/game/8/Note-Typing.html Use Hands-on Activities Kids enjoy hands-on activities when learning. Using an activity with objects such as Milo can, pots and pans make the music learning experience more exciting and fun! Allow kids to play with something may also help to extend their attention span. Watch, Listen and Sing-Along Music Videos Search for some YouTube videos that are suitable for kids to watch, listen and sing along. Invest some time to sing with them and explore the sounds.
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80's Pop Song & Billboard Artists7/17/2014 The pop music of 80s define new expression in rock music - from hard rock, soft
rock, comtemporary R&B to hip hop. For a decade, there are a few billboard artists that will be featured in this post which lived through to those that will come to appreciate it later. 1981 - Diana Ross - Why Do Fools Fall In Love 1984 - Peabo Bryson - If Ever You're In My Arms Again 1984 - Queen - I Want To Break Free 1984 - Madonna - Like A Virgin 1986 - Bon Jovi - You Give Love A Bad Name 1989 - Rick Astley - Together forever 1989 - Tommy Page - A Shoulder To Cry On 1989 - Richard Marx - Right Here Waiting |