Music
Music Education Workshops
The music department at Simpson College offers two outstanding workshops for music education students and area music teachers each year. Nationally recognized clinicians in music education present workshops in the field of music education once each semester. These gifted clinicians bring for our students and area classroom teachers a variety of approaches in music education. New pedagogical techniques, ethnomusicology, movement, folk music and instrumental techniques, brain development, and elementary choral techniques are but a few of the existing topics.
Dress comfortably for movement, as the clinicians will ask for your participation!
Workshop Registration Information
Ms. Lillie H. Feierabend
September 19, 2009, 9 am - noon, 1 - 3 pm, Lekberg Hall, Amy Robertson Music Center
Multiple Intelligence in the Music Classroom and Intentional Movement in the Music Classroom
Peter & Mary Alice Amidon
January 30, 2010, 9 am - noon, 1 - 3 pm, Lekberg Hall, Amy Robertson Music Center
Creating a Dynamic Learning Community with Traditional Dance, Song and Storytelling
Teachers will be able to earn 1 hour of graduate credit for attending both workshops and submitting written materials to the Simpson College Music Department. For more details regarding the graduate credit requirements, contact Dr. Michael Patterson, Simpson College, by phone 515-961-1582 or e-mail patterso@simpson.edu.