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World Music Drumming Legacies and Visions
Manage episode 410953297 series 2849957
World Music Drumming offers opportunities for teachers to enrich general music curricula through ensemble-centered explorations of diverse musics. This episode with Patty Bourne, director of World Music drumming, explores the legacy of Will Schmid, impacts on teachers, expansions of musical visions, and the future of this curricula. Alongside the voices of Lynn Brinckmeyer, Michael Checco, Fabian Galli, Melissa Blum, and Tereasa Evans, we look at the lasting impact of Will Schmid’s vision for music education. With Patty Bourne, we open up conversations about how encounters with Afro-centric music-making expand our understandings of music and music literacy. We also look at how we center these encounters as ethical encounters that are filled with practices of care. The episode is interspersed with recordings of ensembles from the 2023 World Music Drumming workshop at Elizabethtown College.
The Music & Peacebuilding Podcast is hosted by Kevin Shorner-Johnson at Elizabethtown College. Join our professional development network at www.musicpeacebuilding.com - thinking deeply we reclaim space for connection and care.
Chapters
1. World Music Drumming Legacies and Visions (00:00:00)
2. Background (00:02:25)
3. Early WMD Curriculum (00:05:10)
4. Will Schmid Legacy (00:07:35)
5. Will Schmid Interview (00:09:42)
6. Schmid - WMD Origin (00:11:59)
7. Music Clip (00:14:20)
8. Lynn Brinckmeyer (00:15:12)
9. Fabián Galli (00:16:04)
10. Belonging (00:17:08)
11. Music Clip 2 (00:18:27)
12. Michael Checco 1 (00:18:51)
13. Unmooring Music (00:19:55)
14. Vulnerability (00:26:14)
15. Checco Wisconsin Belonging (00:28:39)
16. Ethics of Cultural Encounters (00:30:34)
17. Melissa Blum (00:32:01)
18. Tereasa Evans - West Music (00:33:18)
19. Community (00:34:20)
20. Music Clip 3 (00:39:19)
21. Reclaiming Connection (00:40:49)
22. Closure (00:42:35)
53 episodes
Manage episode 410953297 series 2849957
World Music Drumming offers opportunities for teachers to enrich general music curricula through ensemble-centered explorations of diverse musics. This episode with Patty Bourne, director of World Music drumming, explores the legacy of Will Schmid, impacts on teachers, expansions of musical visions, and the future of this curricula. Alongside the voices of Lynn Brinckmeyer, Michael Checco, Fabian Galli, Melissa Blum, and Tereasa Evans, we look at the lasting impact of Will Schmid’s vision for music education. With Patty Bourne, we open up conversations about how encounters with Afro-centric music-making expand our understandings of music and music literacy. We also look at how we center these encounters as ethical encounters that are filled with practices of care. The episode is interspersed with recordings of ensembles from the 2023 World Music Drumming workshop at Elizabethtown College.
The Music & Peacebuilding Podcast is hosted by Kevin Shorner-Johnson at Elizabethtown College. Join our professional development network at www.musicpeacebuilding.com - thinking deeply we reclaim space for connection and care.
Chapters
1. World Music Drumming Legacies and Visions (00:00:00)
2. Background (00:02:25)
3. Early WMD Curriculum (00:05:10)
4. Will Schmid Legacy (00:07:35)
5. Will Schmid Interview (00:09:42)
6. Schmid - WMD Origin (00:11:59)
7. Music Clip (00:14:20)
8. Lynn Brinckmeyer (00:15:12)
9. Fabián Galli (00:16:04)
10. Belonging (00:17:08)
11. Music Clip 2 (00:18:27)
12. Michael Checco 1 (00:18:51)
13. Unmooring Music (00:19:55)
14. Vulnerability (00:26:14)
15. Checco Wisconsin Belonging (00:28:39)
16. Ethics of Cultural Encounters (00:30:34)
17. Melissa Blum (00:32:01)
18. Tereasa Evans - West Music (00:33:18)
19. Community (00:34:20)
20. Music Clip 3 (00:39:19)
21. Reclaiming Connection (00:40:49)
22. Closure (00:42:35)
53 episodes
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