by Emily Maurek | Nov 6, 2023 | Articles, CS-General
Want to see some CS games in action? Take a look at Andy Himelick (FAME Teacher Trainer) demonstrating 10 different CS games with real students! Andy Himelick teaches elementary music in Carmel, IN and is an assistant choir director with the Indianapolis...
by Emily Maurek | Oct 16, 2023 | Articles, CS-General
Conversational Solfege Step 1 Sorry, this content is for FAME Lifetime Member, FAME Member, FAME Student, Associate Membership , Institutional/Regional Chapter Membership , Gift A 1 Year Student Membership, and Gift A 1 Year Active FAME Membership only. Connect,...
by Emily Maurek | Oct 15, 2023 | Articles, CS-General
Unlocking Musical Mastery: Exploring CS Reading Steps 6, 7, and 8 Techniques and Games By Andrew Himelick, FAME Teacher Trainer Using the Conversational Solfege approach, this video introduces an innovative “ear-before-eye” philosophy, where music...
by Tom Hawley | Sep 28, 2020 | Articles, CS-General
by Dr. Missy Strong A technique for Unit 3, Step 6 (Read – Rote) at a Distance Some of my best ideas come to me spontaneously and are, to be honest, quite simple. This past week was my first teaching in person in over six months. I tried to make a simple...
by feierabendmusic | Jan 19, 2020 | CS-General
“Glue Dancing”/”Connected to You” By Leslie Weaver, FAME Teacher Trainer Themes 1.2 – Isolated Body Parts and 9.1 – Partners This is a 1st grade class performing an adapted version of Glue Dancing on page 15 of The...
by feierabendmusic | Jan 18, 2020 | CS-General
Game Changers: Conversational Solfege Techniques with Orff Schulwerk Inspiration By Betsy Greene, FAME Teacher Trainer Often referred to as games, the techniques are used throughout every stage and step of Conversational Solfege to develop understanding and skill....
