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Jan 8, 2015
It's been awhile since we talked Kodaly sequencing.
Let me just say that I'm having a really hard time with it.
I think I'm drowning in my resources.
Right now I'm using American Methodology, The Music Effect, Kodaly Today, and Feierabend.
Some align with each other, some don't. It seems like they're all chock-full of great ideas...but none of them are in a daily/weekly sequence, so I'm having a hard time fitting them together.
I have a list of all my songs for K and of my objectives for K.
If you have the time, could we move off this board into e-mail communication?
I'd like to try to put together a Kindergarten curriculum, with your guidance, if your offer to help still stands.
I understand if you don't have the time.
THANKS!
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