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It could be any one of these—even a Performance in Education (PIE) drama activity. All of these are examples of multimodal activities. Multimodality in education means “an embodied learning situation which engages multiple sensory systems and action systems of the learner” (Massaro, 2021).
- Creating Musical Narratives
- Incorporating Movement & Acting Skills
- Developing Creativity and Communication Skills
One way to use storytelling when combining music and drama education is to create musical narratives. These narratives can be based on historical events, myths, or fictional stories. For example, a teacher could create a narrative about the life of a famous composer, such as Beethoven, and have students learn about his life, struggles and achieveme...
Another way to use music and drama as a pair is to incorporate acting and movement into music lessons. For example, students can act out a scene from a musical or opera while singing the music. This can help students develop their stage presence and expressiveness, which are important skills for any musician. Additionally, incorporating movement in...
Using storytelling and drama in music education can also help students develop important life skills such as creativity, communication, and teamwork. By working together to create a musical narrative or performance, students learn how to collaborate and work towards a common goal. They learn to communicate effectively with one another, and to think...
The examples of this with regards to disabled young people are legion, the child with the use of only one arm being told to shake a maraca in time to the music, whilst the rest of the class learn to play the violin, being but one egregious example among many.
May 20, 2021 · This article presents three distinct music learning and teaching contexts—Carnatic music, instrumental music in Australian schools, and online music learning.
Feb 23, 2024 · This article reports a meta-synthesis of 14 qualitative studies on how teachers can support students’ musical learning. The aim of the article is twofold: to (1) contribute to empirically grounded knowledge in music education, and (2) advance the methodological development of meta-synthesis in qualitative research.
Mar 18, 2024 · Orff Schulwerk, often simply referred to as the “Orff Approach,” is a developmental approach used in music education. It combines music, movement, drama, and speech into lessons that are similar to a child’s world of play.
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Drama facilitates interaction, exploration, performance, self-expression and a sense of meaning. The ability to participate in Drama is not dependent on students’ written or reading skills. Its roots are in the human ability, indeed the human need, to imagine, play, adopt roles and create stories.
