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“What’s Your Name?”

Rhymes and Rhythms from Pennsylvania’s Neighborhoods

A Study Guide

Compiled by Amy Davis and Jill Rossiter
Edited by Kate Modic and Amy Skillman

Table of Contents

Index

Preface

Message to the Teacher

Why Use Traditional Music in the Classroom?

How To Use This Study Guide

Acknowledgments

The Lesson Plans

1. What’s Your Name? - Student Page, Teacher Page

2. Folk Song

3. Our Home Town

4. Musical Style as Cultural Identity

5. Songs and Work

6. This is My Favorite Verse

7. Creative Imagery Through Music

8. Metaphors of Emotions and Nature

9. Pitch and the Physics of Sound

10. Rhythm and Poly-rhythm

11. Censorship of Communication

12. Here, In Pennsylvania

13. Interaction Between Cultures

14. Musical Stories

15. Everyday Heroes

Appendix I - Student Fieldwork Guide

Appendix II - If You Want To Do More: Working With Artists In the Classroom

Appendix III - Glossary of Terms and Pronunciation Key


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