This book illustrates how technology can be used to support improvisational growth and musical development in the practice room and music classroom. Hands-on technology activities guide the reader through the basic mechanics of improvising and the essential music theory elements needed to improvise and teach improvisation.
This book illustrates how technology can be used to support improvisational growth and musical development in the practice room and music classroom. Hands-on technology activities guide the reader through the basic mechanics of improvising and the essential music theory elements needed to improvise and teach improvisation.
Michael Fein is an instructor in music technology who teaches at Haverford High School, at The University of the Arts, and at Central Connecticut State University. He was named Teacher of the Year by TI:ME, the Technology Institute for Music Educators, and he is a frequent clinician at music education conferences across the country.
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* Table of Contents: * Preface * Ch. 1: Introduction to the Mechanics of Improvisation * 1. Improvisation is.... * 2. Developing improvisation in musicians * 3. Repertoire guidelines * 4. Classroom Technology * 5. How Can Technology Facilitate the Development of Improvisation in Musicians? * 6. Existing Materials and Methods * 7. iPad Connection: SmartMusic for iOS * 8. Breaking the Ice: Percussion-only Improv Jam * 9. Ch. 1 Review * Ch. 2: Auto Accompaniment Software: Band-in-a-Box and iReal Pro * 1. Eb Jam Blues * 2. Blues Variation: Freddie Freeloader * 3. Modal Improvisation: So What * 4. Chord Bracketing: Autumn Leaves * 5. iPad Connection: iReal Pro * 6. Ch. 2 Review * Ch. 3: Notation Software: Note Flight and forScore * 1. Notation Software Options * 2. Creating a Lead Sheet: Für Elise by Beethoven * 3. Creating an Exercise Sheet: Money by Pink Floyd * 4. Creating a Motif-based Solo: Four by Miles Davis * 5. Creating a Chord-tone Solo: All the Things You Are * 6. The Power of MIDI in Notation Software * 7. iPad Connection: forScore * 8. Ch. 3 Review * Ch. 4: Music Production Software: Audacity, GarageBand, and GarageBand for iOS * 1. Isolating and Slowing Down Audio in Audacity: Miles Davis solo on So What * 2. Comparing Melodies in Audacity: All Along the Watchtower by Dylan, Hendrix, and Matthews * 3. Importing MIDI into GarageBand: Maiden Voyage by Herbie Hancock * 4. High Quality Audio Recording in GarageBand and Audacity: Reprise of All the Things You Are Chord Tone Solo * 5. iPad Connection: Creating Accompaniments Using Smart Instruments in GarageBand for iOS: Little Sunflower by Freddie Hubbard * 6. Ch. 4 Review * Ch. 5: Web Resources for Listening (YouTube and Spotify) * 1. Using YouTube to Teach Musical Improvisation * 2. Using Spotify to Teach Musical Improvisation * 3. iPad Connection: YouTube and Spotify Apps * 4. Ch. 5 Review * Ch. 6: Web Resources for Posting: SoundCloud, Podomatic, Google Drive, and YouTube * 1. Preparing Audio Files for Web Posting * 2. Posting to SoundCloud * 3. Posting to Podomatic * 4. Posting and Sharing with Google Drive * 5. iPad Connection: Posting to SoundCloud and YouTube from GarageBand for iOS * 6. iPad Connection: YouTube Capture * 7. Ch. 6 Review * Ch. 7: Web Design to Organize Online Material (Weebly) * 1. Web Design Overview * 2. Web Design with Weebly * 3. iPad Connection: Weebly App * 4. Ch. 7 Review * Closing Remarks * Index
* Table of Contents: * Preface * Ch. 1: Introduction to the Mechanics of Improvisation * 1. Improvisation is.... * 2. Developing improvisation in musicians * 3. Repertoire guidelines * 4. Classroom Technology * 5. How Can Technology Facilitate the Development of Improvisation in Musicians? * 6. Existing Materials and Methods * 7. iPad Connection: SmartMusic for iOS * 8. Breaking the Ice: Percussion-only Improv Jam * 9. Ch. 1 Review * Ch. 2: Auto Accompaniment Software: Band-in-a-Box and iReal Pro * 1. Eb Jam Blues * 2. Blues Variation: Freddie Freeloader * 3. Modal Improvisation: So What * 4. Chord Bracketing: Autumn Leaves * 5. iPad Connection: iReal Pro * 6. Ch. 2 Review * Ch. 3: Notation Software: Note Flight and forScore * 1. Notation Software Options * 2. Creating a Lead Sheet: Für Elise by Beethoven * 3. Creating an Exercise Sheet: Money by Pink Floyd * 4. Creating a Motif-based Solo: Four by Miles Davis * 5. Creating a Chord-tone Solo: All the Things You Are * 6. The Power of MIDI in Notation Software * 7. iPad Connection: forScore * 8. Ch. 3 Review * Ch. 4: Music Production Software: Audacity, GarageBand, and GarageBand for iOS * 1. Isolating and Slowing Down Audio in Audacity: Miles Davis solo on So What * 2. Comparing Melodies in Audacity: All Along the Watchtower by Dylan, Hendrix, and Matthews * 3. Importing MIDI into GarageBand: Maiden Voyage by Herbie Hancock * 4. High Quality Audio Recording in GarageBand and Audacity: Reprise of All the Things You Are Chord Tone Solo * 5. iPad Connection: Creating Accompaniments Using Smart Instruments in GarageBand for iOS: Little Sunflower by Freddie Hubbard * 6. Ch. 4 Review * Ch. 5: Web Resources for Listening (YouTube and Spotify) * 1. Using YouTube to Teach Musical Improvisation * 2. Using Spotify to Teach Musical Improvisation * 3. iPad Connection: YouTube and Spotify Apps * 4. Ch. 5 Review * Ch. 6: Web Resources for Posting: SoundCloud, Podomatic, Google Drive, and YouTube * 1. Preparing Audio Files for Web Posting * 2. Posting to SoundCloud * 3. Posting to Podomatic * 4. Posting and Sharing with Google Drive * 5. iPad Connection: Posting to SoundCloud and YouTube from GarageBand for iOS * 6. iPad Connection: YouTube Capture * 7. Ch. 6 Review * Ch. 7: Web Design to Organize Online Material (Weebly) * 1. Web Design Overview * 2. Web Design with Weebly * 3. iPad Connection: Weebly App * 4. Ch. 7 Review * Closing Remarks * Index
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