
Rhythmic
Children will have fun using their whole body to interact with music.
Expand your child’s musical possibilities through this class!
Number of Students | Maximum: 10 students *Minimum: 3 students | ||
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Lesson time | 40 min | ||
Language | English | ||
Teacher | Qualified Teacher | ||
Materials | Keyboards, musical instruments | ||
Things to bring | Indoor shoes and water bottle | ||
Activities | Acquire sense of rhythm, pitch, and expression naturally. | ||
Fee | Entrance Fee | ¥20,000 | |
Annual Fee | ¥10,000/year | ||
Music Material Fee | ¥1,100/month | ||
Rental Device Fee | Regular course students | ¥9,000/month | |
Full-day course students | ¥6,000/month | ||
Location | Shirokanedai |
What is Rhythmic?
Rhythmic (French: Rythmique) is a well-known technique of musical education invented by Emile Jaques-Dalcroze (1865-1950). Rhythmic helps to stimulate the development of sociability, creativity and expression in children. This not only enhances their basic musical abilities but also affects them physically, emotionally and intellectually by allowing them to get in touch with their musical nature. "It is an education through and for music, rather than an education about music" (Émile Jaques-Dalcroze) |
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Activity Examples
Activities | Details |
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Sing a Hello song and Greeting song | Warm up your voice by singing songs with friends |
Move your body by walking, running, slow walking, and skipping along to music | Recognize tempo by moving your body along with the music at different speeds |
Dance to new piano themes every month | Develop rhythm by learning to enjoy moving your own body |
Play with musical instruments and note cards | Practice improvisation by reacting to rhythms and sounds |
*Seasonal events revolving around Halloween and Christmas are planned. |
Lesson Schedule
Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri |
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●14:10-14:50 K2 (Darwin) & K3 (Einstein) @Shirokanedai |
●14:10-14:50 K1 (Da Vinci) @Shirokanedai |
●14:10-14:50 K2 (Darwin) & K3 (Einstein) @Shirokanedai |