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10 Min Tips to Teach Music

A music educational podcast designed to help teachers, students and people interested in learning a few more things about music theory, processes and the way music is structured. It comes with PDF or video support via my website Klerrisa Custom Music.

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All Episodes

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Ep 26: How to organise musical material

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2018/02/15

In today's podcast, I talk about how to organise Once you have your ideas, whether that be a set of core material, some chords, a structural plan, you still need to organise the ideas. In today's podcast I talk about different strategies and ideas on how to organise the material you have created. If you would like to obtain your copy of the concepts talked about in this podcast, head on over to the Access Area.

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EP 25: How to develop a musical idea

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2018/02/08

In today’s podcast, I am going to expand on last weeks podcast where I offered some ideas on how to get started with the Core Composition. This week I will look further at the different focus areas and offer some tips for getting started. To get your copy of the list of starters, head on over to the Access Area.

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EP 24: How to start the core composition

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2018/02/01

In today's podcast I start a 3 part series about the Core Composition - a component of the NSW HSC Music 2 Course. Whilst there is a specific focus for this podcast, it will help anyone wanting to offer students a way to start composing. The Core Composition for Music 2 is not difficult...not really. What makes it appear difficult is that students are not really sure how to start. The thing is, they don't realise, but they have already started when they start looking at scores written by

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EP 23: Composing Music of the last 25 years.

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2018/01/25

In today's podcast, I take a look at the Core Composition Project for Music 2 students in the NSW HSC Course. I discuss different musical concepts you might like to consider before starting this project and I offer some free samples from my Music 1 Composition Portfolio. This is more suited for student and teachers. To access the samples, go to: For more tips, check out www.klerrisacustommusic.com.au

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EP 22: Not Negotiable Planning Explained

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2018/01/18

Ever wondered how incredibly busy and productive people seem to have it all. They can get things done, go out with their friends and still have time to do the washing. Well a "Not Negotiable Plan" is the best way to achieve this. This podcast explains how it works, how it can help you and your students and more importantly, why. On my YouTube Channel there is a 3 part video series showing you how to execute this fantastic plan. For more tips and tricks, check out www.klerrisacustommusic.com.au

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EP 21: How to Set Up a Google Site

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2018/01/11

In this podcast I review the new google sites platform and how it can best be used for student portfolios. There is a supporting video on my YouTube Channel. For more fantastic resources for Music Teachers go to www.klerrisacustommusic.com.au

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EP 20: How to Create an Ensemble Development Plan.

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2017/12/02

In this episode of 10 Min Tips to Teach Music, I talk to teachers about how to create an ensemble development plan. Whether it be instrumental or vocal, a development plan can really help you and the students to focus on specific goals and targets throughout the year. In the podcast, I chat about the groups I currently run and how I have built them into the ensembles that they are today. Ensembles that are a beacon in the schools publicity to the wider community. Ensembles that allow the students to

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EP 19: The Russian 5

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2017/11/17

This Podcast features the audio from a support video for the first of a series of Ebooks created by Klerrisa Custom Music called "The Nationalists". The podcast talks about the Russian 5 however, the ebook features the music of 5 composers, with the activities being based on score reading and analytical skills. This Ebook features one work by each of the five composers – Sibelius, Ives, Bartok, Janacek and Prokofiev. This is perfect for those studying the HSC Additional Topic of Music from 1900 –

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EP 18: My top 5 online resources

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2017/11/10

Hey Guys I have had a few people contact me asking for some assistance with online sources. So that has sparked me into creating my top 5 online resources and putting it in this weeks podcast. I figure, if one person is interested, then others might be. I created a youtube video showing you the online locations for those that are visual. Just head on over to my youtube channel. For those that just want the links, you can find them on the website.

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EP: 17 What is Unity in Music? - Part 2

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2017/11/03

Unity in music seems like an easy topic to address but there might be something in this podcast that you might not have thought about. I use one of Beethoven's String Quartet to help demonstrate how unity is used in very simple terms. This is a great little resource for you to use in Years 7 through to 12. To access the PDF, head on over to http://www.klerrisacustommusic.com.au/access-area/

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EP 16: Contrast Vs Unity Vs Variety - Part 1

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2017/10/28

This week's podcast is just a little taste test of how to distinguish between Contrast, Variety and Unity. All three words are slightly different and students need to be trained in how best to manipulate the information that they might have. Next week I am going to expand on this and show you how you can ID specifics from a score or a recording, and create responses that are slightly different depending on the use of contrast, variety or unity. Check out the supporting document at

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EP 15: Flipping the Rite of Spring

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2017/10/22

This week on 10 Min Tips to Teach Music, I got through the process I use to teach the Rite of Spring by Stravinsky. I flip this in my classroom and if you are new to flipping, it might be of interest. Fiipping allows you more time to focus on higher order thinking skills through discussion and analysis. It also offers the student the opportunity to understand at their own pace and feel that they are in charge of their own education. In the Access Area, you will find the resources I talk about in the

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EP 14: 2016 HSC Music 2 Exam with Strategies for all

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2017/10/14

This week on 10 Minute Tips to Teach Music, I look at the 2016 HSC Music 2 Exam Paper. I go through each question, looking at strategies to answer the questions. I also discuss how you can use these questions for years 7 to 12 regardless of where you are in the world. I offer free access to the PDF document that has the links for the exam and the audio files I was able to find online, as well as a list of the questions and the strategies discussed. Check it out. It is certainly a document you are

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EP 13: Sightsinging for Stubborn Seniors

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2017/10/06

I am sure you, like me, have that one student who doesn't think they can sight sing. They dig their heels in and just plainly refuse to give it a go. I have spent the last two years developing a weekly strategy that will help those students. My senior students come into class not having had a history of singing. They might do a little in their elective classes but generally there will be one or two who are "instrumentalists that don't sing!". You know the type. Well, I have a system that is

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EP 12: Call to Action: What do you think?

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2017/09/24

Hey all, Welcome to nearly the end of the first month of spring. This is a great time for me to reflect and review my business. This weeks podcast is a call to action. I am sure you have heard this term before. Well, I firmly believe in listening to my customers. I am here not only to educate my students and my colleagues, but to also educate myself. I learn so much in the course of a day, that it is so cool when I get to share it. So, I need you guys to tell me what you want to know. The form will

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EP 11: It's Nearly Holidays - It's time to refocus.

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2017/09/16

For those of us in Australia, some are on holidays and some have a week to go. This week's episode focuses on "refocus". There are a number of people that are tired, and just need a little pick me up. This one is for you. I also touch on critical thinking and offer some tips for your classroom. Head on over to the website for the PDF: http://www.klerrisacustommusic.com.au/ep-11-its-time-to-refocus/

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EP 10: Musical mastery and learning styles

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2017/09/10

Thanks to everyone for listening. We are celebrating with podcast no 10. In this podcast, I take a little diversion from musical concepts and have a chat about musical mastery and how learning styles can help. Don't forget to check out the webiste for the support for this podcast. www.klerrisacustommusic.com.au/latestnews This week is the first of the HSC performances for the Sydney teachers. Boy, do I know how you feel. My team had their exam on Wednesday and our Music 1 kids were on Friday. And

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EP 9: What is a Texture Graph?

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2017/09/02

I have had many people over the years ask me to demonstrate a Texture Graph. This is a tool that is really helpful when you are trying to remember the music you have just listened to. This podcast explains what it is and how it can be useful. For a full video, go to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69asqUA8Rek

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EP 8: How to ID Core Material in Musical Scores

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2017/08/26

Well this week is designed to help any student who is looking at a score for the first time and perhaps, they aren't really sure how to analyse it. I always start with the Core Material. Identifying the core material will help you to see what the initial ideas are and how they are developed or manipulated. This week, I use "Confutatis" from Mozart's Requiem as a sample. I would like to thank Geru's Music Library for taking the time to create the scrolling score with the excerpts from the film

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EP 7: What does treatment of melodic material really...

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2017/08/18

In this week's podcast, I discuss the word "treatment". I also talk about "core material" and specifically core "melodic" material and align it with a work by Debussy - Voiles. There is a great PDF at www.klerrisacustommusic.com.au/latest-news/

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