Registration Form

INTERNATIONAL SUMMER COURSE 2014"Elemental Music and Dance Pedagogy – Orff Schulwerk"

July 6 - 12, 2014

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OpeningSunday, July 6th 2014, 5 pm

ClosingSaturday, July 12th late evening

There will be no compulsory afternoon classes on Wednesday, July 9th

How to get thereBy bus: line 3 from the railway station or city centre, direction “Alpensiedlung Süd“, bus stop to “Polizeidirektion“ (a 20 min ride).By car: from the motorway, exit Salzburg-Süd (Anif), Alpenstraße, turn left onto Frohnburgweg (traffic light near Polizeidirektion).

Accommodation

Right next to the Carl Orff Institute:Schloss Frohnburg, student residence of the “Mozarteum“. Please register as soon as possible: frohnburg@gmx.at

Within a 10 min walking distance:Student residence Internationales KollegBillrothstraße 10-18, A-5020 Salzburgphone: +43-662-93030-0, fax: +43-662-93030-77www.studentenheim.atemail: office@sstw.at

Within a 5 min walking distance:Motel One, Alpenstraße 92, A-5020 Salzburgphone: 0043-662-835020www.motel-one.comemail: salzburg.sued@motel-one.com

For all other accommodation please write to:Tourismus Salzburg GmbHAuerspergstraße 6, A-5020 SalzburgTel: +43-662-88987-0, Fax: +43-662-88987-32www.salzburginfo.atemail: tourist@salzburg.info

INTERNATIONAL SUMMER COURSE"Elemental Music and Dance Pedagogy

Orff Schulwerk"

July 6 - 12, 2014

Teaching language: English

Institute for Elemental Music and Dance Pedagogy CARL ORFF-INSTITUT

Frohnburgweg 55A-5020 Salzburg

phone:+43/662/6198-6100fax: +43/662-6198-6109

email: orffsummercourse2014@moz.ac.at

BLOCK CAPITALS PLEASE!

PLEASE FILL IN YOUR CHOICES FOR THE AFTERNOON SESSIONS ON THE BACK OF THIS FORM.

THE CARL ORFF INSTITUTE CANNOT MAKE ANY HOUSING ARRANGEMENTS

INTERNATIONAL SUMMER COURSE 2014"Elemental Music and Dance Pedagogy - Orff-Schulwerk"

Directed by Andrea Ostertag and Doris ValtinerAssistants: Sonja Eder, Judith Fellner

Duration: 40 hours

Morning Sessions – 09:00 – 10:30 / 11:00 – 12:30

Why Music Education Needs ImaginationOrff Schulwerk principles are introduced through songs, games and movement activities. The instrumental work includes improvisation and song accompaniments. The workshop is designed to stimulate imagination and creative thinking, to develop new skills and to expand repertoire and resources.(Werner Beidinger, Potsdam)

Playing With ObjectsThese sessions will explore ways to use everyday objects to engage the creative musical imagination of children. Cardboard, paper, and string will lead us into play with rhythm, pitch, timbre, dynamic, tempo and form.(James Harding, San Francisco)

Dance Journeys The body is the dancer´s instrument. Through sensory exercises and improvisational explorations – alone or in relationship with others – we will experience dance in space, time and energy, giving our dancing ideas form. The emphasis is placed on the enjoyment of dancing and on our own personal expression and development. (Andrea Ostertag, Salzburg)

The Whole VoiceVoice as sound: sound textures, imagery and contemporary musicVoice as rhythm: rhythm patterns, rhymes and vocal percussionVoice as melody/ harmony: tonal patterns, singing games and songsVoice (and movement) as a tool for developing musical thinkingModels of an Orff approach integrating E.Gordon´s Music Learning Theory(Andrea Sangiorgio,Rome)

Evening Sessions – 19:30 – 20:30

Afternoon Sessions – 14:30 – 16:00 / 16:30 – 18:00

I Percussion EnsembleParticipants will be introduced to various percussion instru-ments and models of combining them. Specifically selected warm up games complete diverse activities with the instruments. (Mari Honda, Salzburg)

II Howdoyoudo – badooba?This course focuses on song accompaniment with Orff and self made instruments – from quite easy to quite groovy. Through playing with speech and rhythm we discover accompany patterns in Latin, Swing or PipPop style. Different possibilities of creating songs are introduced.(Frajo Köhle, Telfs/ A)

III Traditional Dance Forms as a Starting PointDances from different periods and countries will lead us to develop multiple activities related to music, dance and fine arts through improvisation and composition. Special attention will be given to the didactic process and the adaption to different target groups.(Verena Maschat, Madrid)

IV Vocal and Instrumental: Making and Creating MusicWorld music examples form the bases for accessible vocal and instrumental arrangements in this workshop. The models provided offer room for creative engagement with voice, instruments and movement. Playful starting points with enticing pedagogical ideas open creative ways applicable in practice with opportunities for further development.(Christoph Maubach, Hamilton/ NZ)

V Come Into Play – Patterns For Developing Ensemble CompositionsTo invent and to create, to practice and to play, to improvise and to interpret music together with others, is deemed to be the truest form of making music and considered to be the quintessence of learning music.(Isabel Rösner, München)

VI From Movement Games to Creative DanceThese sessions will provide formal principles on utilizing music and dance creatively with children. Starting from practical examples movement games will be developed and furthermore used to create dance. Creative skills and intuition will be emphasised as important tools to work with movement and dance in early childhood education. (Doris Valtiner, Salzburg)

Afternoon Workshops

The programme of the workshops lasts the whole week, i.e. five afternoons, 90 mins each. Each participant chooses two workshops.

Please indicate your choices by filling the square next to the workshop title you choose with a large number one 1 and a number two 2 respectively.Because of limited numbers in a group, please indicate a third choice, writing a large number three 3 in the respective square.

I Percussion Ensemble – Mari Honda

II Howdoyoudo-badooba? - Frajo Köhle

III Traditional Dance Forms – Verena Maschat

IV Vocal and Instrumental – Christoph Maubach

V Come Into Play – Isabel Rösner

VI From Movement Games to Creative Dance– Doris

Valtiner

I shall write personally to Studentenheim Schloss Frohnburg or to the Internationales Kolleg to make my reservation there, indicating “Orff Schulwerk Summer Course”, or to Tourismus Salzburg asking for a list of accommodation facilities.

I have paid the fee of 350,- EUR.

Date: Signature:..............................................................................................

Bank Account: Name: Universität Mozarteum Salzburg Account No: 09953258200 Bank Code: 12000 (Bank Austria, A-1010 Wien, Am Hof 2) Reason f. payment: Carl Orff Institut Summer Course IBAN: AT381100009953258200 BIC: / SWIFT: BKAUATWW

All classes will be taught in English. Please bring suitable clothing and shoes for movement sessions. No video or audio recording of classes allowed. Participants will receive a certificate of attendance. The university cannot be responsible for any medical insurance of the participants.

This form should be sent as soon as possible to the Carl Orff Institute, Frohnburgweg 55, A-5020 Salzburg, Austria.

There is only a limited number of places available.