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The twelfth AOSA podcast is now online!

This page shows all of the AOSA podcasts published so far, and gives you a short description of the contents.
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AOSA PODCAST LIST

August 15, 2008
M'Lou Speranza shows how to sing, move and play instruments while providing a basis for early childhood development of musical, social and language skills in her Conference session "Move, Play and Learn Using Music to Build a Successful Classroom Environment". Listen to M'Lou discuss her session in this podcast with interviewer Dianne Sabourin.
play interview (approx. 6 min)  5.4MB

August 1, 2008
In this interview, Toni Jove and Susan Ahmad talk about their Conference session "Music a la Cart: Tips and Techniques for the Traveling Music Teacher" which will show how to modify and adapt Orff lessons for those who teach from a cart or who lack adequate space for movement.
play interview (approx. 6 min)  5.4MB

July 15, 2008
Martha Stanley discusses her Conference presentation: "Organizing Your Teaching Day with Technology" with interviewer Jessie Vance in this our 10th podcast.
play interview (approx. 6 min)  5.30MB

July 01, 2008
Process to Performance - Listen as Kathy Pause talks about facilitating the children's collaboration with story teller David Holt for the opening session of the 2008 Conference, Be inspired by the perspective that creativity is the jewel of Orff Schulwerk allowing various points of view and endless possibilities. Kathy will help you connect the dots between the opening session performance and a later session by Kathy - "PROPS: ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES"
play interview (approx. 6 min)  5.6MB

June 15, 2008
Adam Foley blends Orff and Kodály in a session titled, "It's OK! Weaving Orff and Kodály together". Adam speaks with Diane Sabourin in this eighth AOSA podcast, and is a presenter at the 2008 AOSA National Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina.
play interview (approx. 5 min)  4.8MB

June 1, 2008
Diane Sabourin speaks with Melissa Rozelle about her session, "Everyone Succeeds: Meeting the Needs of All Students". Melissa is a presenter at the AOSA National Conference in Charlotte.
play interview (approx. 6 min)  5.34MB

May 15, 2008
In this interview, our sixth in this series, Jessie Vance speaks with Rose Grellis about Rose's presentation at the 2008 AOSA National Conference in Charlotte. The title of her presentation is: "Poetic Sound Carpets in the Urban Setting".
play interview (approx. 5 min) 4.77MB

May 1, 2008
Chris Tranberg and Donna Gallo, who will be presenters at the 2008 AOSA National Conference in Charlotte, talk about their session "Assessments: Piecing it Together", with Jessie Vance in our fifth podcast of this series.
play interview  (approx. 5 1/2 min) 4.8MB

April 15, 2008
In our fourth podcast, Jessie Vance interviews Leslie Timmons, discussing her thoughts on teaching recorder in an Orff Schulwerk context. Leslie will be presenting at the 2008 AOSA National Conference in Charlotte, NC.
play interview  (approx. 5 1/2 min) 4.8MB

April 1, 2008
This is our third podcast. Listen to Hobey Ford, Puppeteer, a presenter at the 2008 AOSA National Conference, in Charlotte, NC, being interviewed by Jessie Vance.
play interview  (approx. 6 1/2 min) 6.0MB


March 15, 2008
In our second podcast, Jessie interviews Martha Glaze Zook, who will be presenting at the AOSA National Conference in Charlotte.
play interview  (approx. 6 min)  5.51MB


March 01, 2008

This is our first podcast! Jessie Vance interviews Brian Hiller and Don Dupont. Brian and Don will present Introduction to Schulwerk sessions at the 2008 AOSA National Conference in Charlotte, NC
November 12 through 14.
play interview  (approx. 6 min)  5.24MB






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