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Published by Heather Nelson Shouldice
This is a music education podcast that discusses Edwin E. Gordon's Music Learning Theory (MLT) and its applications to music teaching and learning. Topics include audiation, music aptitude, sequential music learning, and how MLT can help unlock the inner musician that lives inside of all of us!
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In this episode, I talk about beginning recorder instruction with an MLT approach. Mentioned in this episode…
In this episode, I have a conversation with GIML faculty members and co-authors of the Jump Right In Instrumental Series, Dr. Richard Grunow and Dr. Christopher Azzara.
In this episode, we harmonize and improvise in Dorian tonality! Mentioned in this episode…
In this episode, I do a “Research Recap” about an MLT-related research study and what it means for your teaching. Mentioned in this episode…
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In this episode, I chat with Dr. Jeremy Manternach about vocal health and straw phonation. Mentioned in this episode…
In this episode, I chat with Andy Mullen, middle school choir/general music teacher and GIML faculty member, about the Partial Synthesis skill level (AND choral applications of MLT). Mentioned in this episode…
In this episode, I discuss tonal skills learned at the Partial Synthesis level of the Skill Learning Sequence in MLT. Mentioned in this episode…
In this episode, I talk about rhythm skills learned at the Partial Synthesis level of the Skill Learning Sequence. Mentioned in this episode…
In this episode, I give an introduction to the Partial Synthesis level of the skill learning sequence. Mentioned in this episode…
In this episode, we harmonize and improvise in Mixolydian tonality! Mentioned in this episode…
In this episode, I have a conversation with new GIML faculty member and one of the co-authors of a new book on choral applications of MLT, Dr. Krystal McCoy. Mentioned in this episode…
In this episode, we listen to and audiate examples of music with subjective tonality. Mentioned in this episode…
In this episode, we hear tunes in various tonalities and see if we can tell which is which! SONG COMPOSERS/PERFORMERS AND TONALITY ANSWERS: Mentioned in this episode…
In this episode, we focus on building audiation in Locrian tonality. Mentioned in this episode…
In this episode, I answer a listener question about Curwen hand signs and MLT-based instruction. Mentioned in this episode…
In this episode, I have a conversation with the three co-authors of the brand new method book “Audiate! Play Guitar Through Audiation.” Mentioned in this episode…
In this episode, I talk about navigating the process of deciding how to adapt MLT for your own teaching setting. Mentioned in this episode…
In this episode, I give an overview of the types and stages of audiation. Mentioned in this episode…
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