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Children’s Demo Class
Oh, the Places You Will Go!
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Recorded January 18, 2020 | Added October 16, 2020
What can 7+ years of Dalcroze training can accomplish in young people? Advanced students from the Dalcroze School of the Rockies demonstrate a variety of eurhythmics and solfège activities.
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Presenter
Jeremy Dittus
Dr. Jeremy Dittus, Diplôme Supérieur, enjoys a career as a pianist, theorist, and Dalcrozian. He has performed and/or presented Dalcroze master classes throughout the United States, Europe, and Southeast Asia. He directs the Dalcroze School of Music & Movement (Dallas, Texas), teaches on the faculty at Hope College in Holland, Michigan, and serves on le Collège de l’Institut Jaques-Dalcroze. The Dalcroze School of Music & Movement (founded in 2010) offers courses for youth ages 4–18, adult enrichment, full-time study toward the Dalcroze Professional Certificate, Dalcroze License, and post-License study. Publications include several journal and book articles, seven volumes of teacher-training textbooks, Embodying Music Vol. I–IV and Moving Sound Vol. I–III, along with ten volumes of DSM youth curriculum: Eurhythmics I and II, Rhythmic-Solfège I–V, and Advanced Dalcroze I–III.
Children’s Demo Class
Oh, the Places You Will Go!
Jeremy Dittus, Presenter
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Copyright © 2020 Jeremy Dittus. All rights reserved.
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Resource ID4932
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Media Duration1:38:35
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Original DateJanuary 18, 2020
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Date AddedOctober 16, 2020
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Age
Ages 11–13 -
Dalcroze Branch
Eurhythmics, Solfège
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Presenter
Jeremy Dittus
Dr. Jeremy Dittus, Diplôme Supérieur, enjoys a career as a pianist, theorist, and Dalcrozian. He has performed and/or presented Dalcroze master classes throughout the United States, Europe, and Southeast Asia. He directs the Dalcroze School of Music & Movement (Dallas, Texas), teaches on the faculty at Hope College in H…
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