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Magz, this is just for you ....

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Ed SW Fla

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Thought you might enjoy it. The MoZART Group .... they are Polish too.
http://www.mozartgroup.org/video.htm
 
the segments of what is called "Found Sound"...I used the concept of "Found Sound" many times in my music class lessons; the students very much enjoyed finding various objects in the classroom as well as incorporating their own vocal assets to produce music.

Of course the "Found Sound" finished product had to include elements of tempo, dynamics, and organized rhythm and form ....this was the more challenging part of the lesson for the students, but that's how they learned.

p.s.Hank enjoyed the video also

Magz
 
.... a different way. We insisted his "Found Sound" be of significant volume, adequate duration, and easy to dance to.
 
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