Showing posts with label sound. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sound. Show all posts
Thursday, 7 July 2016
We have been making our own music using Garage Band
We have been working together to create music on Garage Band. We have been finding sounds around the school. We will be creating our own music for the upcoming music festival.
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change,
collaboration,
Garage Band,
ICT,
inquiry,
music,
sound
Saturday, 2 July 2016
Experimenting with sound
In Tautoru, we have been experimenting with different sounds. We have been using chairs as drums and experimenting with different instruments...
We have also been experimenting with different rhythms.
We have also been experimenting with different rhythms.
Tuesday, 21 June 2016
Music: Shared Writing
We are listening to music... |
This is a piece of shared writing by Nic's literacy group:
Music
Music reminds me of
Shooting stars in the night sky
A golden violin on a summer’s night
The moon singing in the dark sky
The funky DJ mixing disco sounds
A 90’s movie with a car chase
Music reminds me of
A giant tornado speeding through town
People running along like a herd of elephants
A volcano erupting with hot lava
Owls hooting through the night
The opening of a Brazilian carnival
Cannon bolts falling to the ground
Music makes me feel
Surprised like bangs of fireworks
Bright like Christmas lights
Excited like a university graduate
Strong like a super hero flying
Sad like a lost battle
Sleepy like I have walked for a thousand days.
Music is spectacular!
Monday, 20 June 2016
Our Sound Inquiry
We are beginning to investigate sound as part of our Inquiry about "Change". Today we begun to investigate musical instruments and materials used to create different sounds.
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