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“The Kings And Queens Dance” live from AOSA 2023

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This dance is composed in the style of an historic English country dance. The music is stately and the dancing flowing and elegant.
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This dance was called by William C. Doublestein at the 2023 American Orff Schulwerk Professional Development Conference in Albuquerque, NM. Subscribe to the Bow Tie Music RU-vid channel at / bowtiemusic for hundreds more great lesson ideas. You can also follow Bow Tie Music at www.Facebook.com/BowTieMusic1, and be sure to come back to www.BowTieMusic.net for new lessons posted regularly!

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27 авг 2024

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@HollyRoby 4 месяца назад

My friend is in the video and she told me you were overwhelmed with the turnout for your session! You did a great job and I love seeing fellow music educators showing the dances! Sorry I missed it and hope to see one of your sessions in a future conference!

@BowTieMusic 4 месяца назад

Thank you so much @HollyRoby!!!

@user-ce8pq6sx1p 8 месяцев назад

Hello!I am a music teacher from China. I am currently writing a paper on the use of a cappella in primary school classrooms.I saw your RU-vid video and wanted to know how you use a cappella in primary school classrooms.Is there a specific course on a cappella? How do you make primary school students understand a cappella? Is there a cappella choir, cappella competition, cappella festival, cappella workshop, cappella course?By the way, cappella refers to singing without accompaniment.It is singing without accompaniment by a single person.I hope to get your reply. Thank you!

@BowTieMusic 8 месяцев назад

Hello and thanks for reaching out all the way from China! Almost all the singing we do in my classroom is accompanied by either the guitar, the piano, or a recording. I’m sorry to not be much help, but there are many choir teachers much better than me who do use a cappella singing regularly. Good luck!