Actually, that's what the last week is about. Praising music that doesn't
confine itself to categories. And I think along the way they get to see how
it's all connected. But I definitely hear you, not to be too serious about
these boxes.
thanks
Rex
First I think kids have the most basic, pur
>looking for suggestions on:
>1. "essential" examples of any genre (I figure heads on this list would
be
>able to serve electro, techno, house, but I know lots of you listen to
>others)
>2. "what to teach" for any genre - really simple guidelines for "how to
>recognize what genre it is"
>(now,
every school year I do an 8 week electronic music unit with my fifth graders
(10, 11 year olds)
1 - origins 2 - electro 3 - techno 4 - house 5 - ambient & dub - 6 jungle -
7 downtempo - 8 everything else
looking for suggestions on:
1. "essential" examples of any genre (I figure heads on this
