Full Class
Games and Songs in Five
Recorded June 6, 2024 | Added March 23, 2025
Conventional wisdom holds that meters of five are somehow inherently more difficult than meters of two, three, four, or six. But with these games and songs, anyone can connect to uneven meters.
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Anthony Molinaro
As an music educator, instrumentalist, podcaster, and producer, Anthony Molinaro has always kept the Dalcroze approach as a central approach to his musicianship. With over 14 years in public school practice, Anthony has created a Dalcroze classroom in the public school district of Grove City, Pennsylvania. He is also a faculty member and Eurhythmics instructor at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, as well as the Eurhythmics specialist for the Pittsburgh Youth Chorus and Sing Sing Sing music academy, and serves as the Board-Chair of the DSA. He is also the co-host and producer of The New Dalcrozian podcast. As a frequent participant and presenter at the Carnegie Mellon University Marta Sanchez Dalcroze Training Center, Anthony is currently pursuing license level certification.
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Anthony Molinaro
As an music educator, instrumentalist, podcaster, and producer, Anthony Molinaro has always kept the Dalcroze approach as a central approach to his musicianship. With over 14 years in public school practice, Anthony has created a Dalcroze classroom in the public school district of Grove City, Pennsylvania. He is also a fa…
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