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If one were to attempt to express the essence of this education in one word, it could only be— singing. Zoltán Kodály

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If one were to attempt to express the essence of this education in one word,

it could only be—singing.

Zoltán Kodály 

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Kaku Yamanaka, 113 years old

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Sing for Your Life!Lifelong Music

Making

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OAKE MissionInspired by the vision of Zoltán Kodály, the

mission of the Organization of American Kodály Educators is to support music education of the

highest quality, promote universal music literacy and lifelong music making, and preserve the musical heritage of the people of the United States of America through education, artistic

performance, advocacy and research.

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“General Music Track”• Most receive little or no skills-based instruction • 2/3 of all students drop out of school music by age 13

• High schools teach only those who choose to participate in ensembles and whose parents pay for instruments and lessons

• Musically illiterate population

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Problem

We are under exercised as a nation. We look instead of play. We ride instead of walk.

Our existence deprives ourselves of the minimum of physical activity necessary for healthy living.

President John F. Kennedy, 1961

 

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Solution

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Current Problem

We are under achieving as a nation. We watch instead of sing. We listen instead of play.

Our existence deprives ourselves of the minimum of musical activity necessary for

healthy living.

 

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U.S. MUSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM

All students sing daily. Every student receives sequential, skills-based instruction by music teachers.

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Get children singing daily

Remediate

Assess individual progress

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Affirming Parallel Concepts™Elizabeth Beery Olson, Ph.D.

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Lincoln was #1 in the increase in phonemic awareness from fall to winter…of ALL the

Minneapolis schools. Coincidence? I think not! I think singing!!!!!

www.lifelongmusicmaking.org

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Dr. Nina Kraus, neuroscientist

1. Music training benefits academic achievement.2. Large-scale effort to provide music instruction for    every child in  schools.3. Improve the quality and quantity of music training.

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www.tuneintoreading.com

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England Howard Goodall, composer

Sing Up

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Singing Nations NetworkThe Singing Nations Network is a group of organisations and individuals dedicated to singing and singing education programmes from across the world.We meet annually to discuss our work, share our challenges and achievements and make plans to further develop singing in education.

                                                                                                                                         

Singing Nations NetworkA group of organizations and individuals dedicated to singing and singing education

Mission: Sing for Your Life!

Vision: Within the span of a generation, hundreds of millions of children will be receiving singing education and people will be singing together.

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www.SingingCoach.com

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The Great American

Singing Challenge ™

A grassroots movement to get all children singing in tune

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www.GreatAmericanSingingChallenge.com

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Ngawang Choephel

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Estonia

SingingRevolution

Independencein 1991

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VenezuelaJosé Antonio Abreu

El Sistema

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U.S.A. El SistemaKelly Carter - Minnesota

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HungaryZoltán Kodály

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FinlandAll students will master, as individuals, the basic technique of some rhythm, melody, or harmony instrument so as to be able to play in an ensemble. –National Curriculum

Géza & Csaba Szilvay

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Dr. Mehmet Oz, heart surgeon

"We used to spend hours asking folks to take deep breaths, and this [singing] accomplishes that goal.”

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U.S.A. Will Schmid

MENC President ‘94-’96

“It ain’t over till the audience sings”…in tune.

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Overhaul Teacher Preparation1. Provide in-depth training in Kodály, Orff, Dalcroze,

Gordon (Silver Lake College)2. Teacher-to-Teacher Mentorship Program3. Affirming Parallel Concepts for regular elementary

classroom teachers-in-training (Iowa State U)

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www.allianceamm.org

Judy Bond

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Over 50 years ago JFK launched a fitness revolution

When will a U.S. President call for a musical revolution?

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Sr. Lorna Zemke Lamar Robertson

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How Can I Keep from Singing?

My life flows on in endless songAbove earth’s lamentation;I hear the real though far off hymn That hails the new creation.Through all the tumult and the strife I hear the music ringing;It sounds an echo in my soul,How can I keep from singing?

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What though the tempest round me roarsI know the truth it liveth.What though the darkness round me closeSongs in the night it giveth.No storm can shake my inmost calmWhile to that rock I’m clinging.Since love is lord of Heaven and earth,How can I keep from singing?

Robert Wadsworth LowryAdapted by Pete Seeger