Learn a new song with Bongi and Tshidi at Carnegia Hall in this video from Camp TV. “Inqola” uses call and response to express the relationship between nature and humans. There’s also a chance to try out new sounds we sometimes make for letters when singing in a different language.
Learn how to make a homemade harp with a cardboard box or file folder and rubber bands with this Atlanta Symphony Orchestra video produced by Georgia Public Broadcasting for Camp TV.
Grow left, grow right, grow up and down as you learn the rhythms, movements, calls and responses of the ring shout tradition with New Victory Teaching Artist Adia Tamar Whitaker in this video from Camp TV.
In this activity, composer and New York Philharmonic Teaching Artist Angélica Negrón shows us how to create a joyful musical pattern using your voice and your body.
Learn about musical tones and timbres, rhythms and beats with New Victory Theater Teaching Artist Signe Harriday. Viewers will learn about the djembe drum, and become at-home musicians by using their bodies and objects found around the house.
In this video from Camp TV, Denver Museum of Nature & Science Educator Jennifer Moss Logan demonstrates how you can become a sound artist like they do in the movies.
Knoxville Symphony Orchestra demonstrates instruments in the percussion section of the orchestra.
Ms. Ashley from Lincoln Center demonstrates “recitative”, or speak-singing.
Inspector Pulse plays a musical game on his digital piano. Can you guess what the music is saying?
Make different choices with voice while singing, something called “ornamenting.” Practice runs and grace notes with Ashley from Lincoln Center.