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Friday May 16, 2025 10:55am - 11:55am EDT
The disconnect between music students experience at home and music found in school inhibits responsive pedagogy, equitable engagement, and both students’ short- and long-term engagement in music class. Researchers have demonstrated that while home music is of greater interest than most other subjects, interest in music at school trails those same subjects. This session will cover pedagogies to explore home music in the classroom, including distilling rhythmic content to grade appropriate levels, transfer of tonal concepts between genres, connecting the representation of emotion between music with and without lyrics, and composition strategies which utilize aesthetics of home music.
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Dr. Cameron Siegal

Rhode Island College
Cameron R. Siegal, Ph. D., is a PreK–5 music teacher in the Dartmouth, Massachusetts, public schools and an adjunct faculty member at Rhode Island College. He holds degrees from University of Oregon, Florida State University, Western Oregon University, and University of Massachusetts... Read More →
Friday May 16, 2025 10:55am - 11:55am EDT
Williams Hall Rm 140 18 E Mall Rd, Orono, ME 04473

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