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Multicultural Music Education

Deborah Jeter

We are linked through music and we are linked through our humaness. This article presents various countries around the world that will hopefully open our eyes to how much alike we all are. Click on the links below to discover:

What we do for fun

What we sing

What we learn

How we communicate

 

 

 

One of the things that we do for fun is DANCE! If you are needing or wanting to update your music library, then this site, Multicultural Media Store, could have just what you are looking for.

Are you running a little low on cash? Then try some of these dance sites and see what you can get for free.

Mexican Folk Dance Directory has Dance Links, Music Links, Art & Culture Links. I hope you find these helpful.

We create ART for fun! LetsNet has a variety of Multicultural Activities and one of the links on this page has lesson ideas about how children's art can teach them about others from around the world.

Another good resource site for teaching multicultural art and music is at Heinemann.com.

We read for fun! Here's a link that will take you to just about any subject that you are interested in for your students. Book Listings for Juveniles.

 

 

Ethnic and Multicultural Music Page This site has information about:

Be sure and check out the other areas offered on the homepage of Ethnic and Multicultural Music where you will find additional resources, one dealing with music technology.

This site offers wonderful music by Hap Palmer titled Multicultural Lullabies for Quiet Times. These songs weave a theme of appreciation and respect for the diversity of life on earth.

Ella Jenkins writes marvelous and diverse ethnic songs. Here is some information and a sound file from her album, Jambo and Other Call and Response Songs and Chants.

And here is a list of Ella's music available for ordering at CD Universe.

The Chinese Page There is a lot of music available here and also great historical information too.

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6.   August 10, 2001 4:23 AM
The Canadian Association of Second Language Teachers offers pages of annotated links to some of the best resources available online for ESL teachers and teachers of French who wish to use music in the ...

-- posted by gcote


5.   April 24, 1998 2:08 PM
Karen Stafford
Wow, this IS great! I'm bookmarking this discussion page, because I'll bet I could use this with my 2-4 graders. Thanks so much. You were so extensive. I think I'll link to this pa ...

-- posted by Susie_Q


4.   April 23, 1998 6:44 PM
Wow! Sandy, this is great info. I'll email Karen right away and let her know that you have left her some goodies to delve into.
I'm so glad you dropped by.

Take care and I hope to hear from you a ...


-- posted by Deborah_Jeter


3.   April 23, 1998 5:58 PM
Sandy Toms

Karen: Here are the notes I have under "Spanish" on file"
Spanish Music. If you want me to mail you the 2 songs via internet, let me know. You might be able to 'read' them more easi ...


-- posted by SandyT_2


2.   April 17, 1998 3:09 PM
Collaboration is what it's all about on the internet. Networking ideas with one another will make us stronger and better teachers and our students will reap the benefits. I wish I had something to off ...

-- posted by Deborah_Jeter





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