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    The document discusses the Kodaly method of music education, which was developed by Zoltan Kodaly. The method teaches music literacy through singing and uses hand signs to represent musical elements like pitch and rhythm. It allows students to learn and understand music without needing instruments. The questions at the end ask about what hand signs were identified, what was learned from the document, why hand signs are used, and how the Kodaly method can help teach music without instruments.

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    Enhancing The Concept of Major Scale Using The

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    Jessie Miras Abrencillo
    The document discusses the Kodaly method of music education, which was developed by Zoltan Kodaly. The method teaches music literacy through singing and uses hand signs to represent musical elements like pitch and rhythm. It allows students to learn and understand music without needing instruments. The questions at the end ask about what hand signs were identified, what was learned from the document, why hand signs are used, and how the Kodaly method can help teach music without instruments.

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    Enhancing the Concept

    of Major Scale Using


    the Kodaly Method
    REVIEW:
    Identify the following hand signs:
    PEACE
    I LOVE YOU
    LOSER
    “THIS”
    KODALY METHOD

     Kodály'sapproach to music education


    is based on teaching, learning and
    understanding music through the
    experience of singing, giving direct
    access to the world of music without
    the technical problems involved with
    the use of an instrument.
    ZOLTAN KODALY
    Born in Kecskemét,
    Hungary in 1882, Zoltan
    Kodály showed musical
    aptitude from an early
    age, composing for his
    school orchestra in his
    childhood.
    CURWEN’S HAND SIGNALS
     What have you learned today?

     Why is there a need to make use of these hand signals?

     As a teacher, if in case there is no instrument to use, how


    will Kodaly method help you in teaching?

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