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Teacher/Conductor’s Name:
Ryan Moos
Rehearsal 1 2 3
Students can identify visually and aurally many rhythms such as half, quarter, whole, eighth notes and
half, quarter, whole rests. Students can describe what happens to a notes value when a dot is added or a
tie. Students can describe dynamic markings found in the music when prompted. Students can describe
what makes Ticket to the Kingdom a spiritual and the two messages the text alludes to. Students can
identify whole, half, and sol-do, ti-do solfege relationships. Students can describe what a sharp and flat
does when added to a note head and follow the conductor in dynamic relationships. Students can also
identify key signatures and label with solfege accordingly. Students can sight sing beginning to
intermediate solfege examples that begin on So, Mi, Do, and end on Do.
Rehearsal Objective (What will your student’s be able to do as a result of this rehearsal with you?)
Students will build confidence and energy with two upcoming concert pieces through attaining note and
rhythmic accuracy. Students will take ownership of the pieces by identifying and rehearsing musical
elements such as half step relationships, dynamics, energy, style, and diction.
Assessment of the Rehearsal (How will you know if your students can do what they need to?)
The students will successfully sing through measures (___________) in their concert piece “Ticket to the
Kingdom” acapella with only 1-2 rhythmic or pitch errors. Students will have specific dynamic, diction,
and other music element markings in their scores based on class discussions and questions/ answers.
Students will successfully sing through measures (_____________) in their concert piece “Ticket to the
Kingdom” acapella with only 1-2 rhythmic or pitch errors. Students will have specific dynamic, diction,
and other music element markings in their scores based on class discussion and questions/ answers.
Piano, Pencil, Music (Ticket to the Kingdom, Sisi Kushangalia), Computer with warmup stretch song,
projector, sound system
My personal improvement objective is to become more comfortable switching between singing parts.
For example when the students are singing acapella I may join in with part 2, but then I notice part 1 is
struggling so I want to start singing their part. Sometimes I get apprehensive and cant find their notes so
I am unable to help them unless I resort to playing their part on the piano.
Rehearsal Plan (A step by step plan for the rehearsal - with timing - that leads to your objective.)
Strategies: Since I don’t know what is going to happen in rehearsal and what the students may struggle
with I like to think of a variety of strategies beforehand.
If S is flat: Spin finger, throw dart, create arch with hand, low expansive breathing, siren
If S has low energy: March in place while sing, Prompt “How could this piece be relevant to them?”
Pitch errors: Sing staccato, use solfege hand signs, discuss whole or half steps, isolate areas
Rhythmic errors: Keep pulse on chest, clap and count, start slow, build up speed