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Musicianship

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Kodály Musicianship is just one of the best things ever to do!

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It is a joyful, challenging and rewarding way to develop one’s own skills, knowledge and

understanding – a sort of ‘musical polyfilla’ which will help fill any of the gaps that we all have!

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You will develop your musical memory, your co-ordination – your understanding of a variety of tonalities –

your two-part hearing – and your ability to ‘see what you hear and hear what you see’. These aspects are

all built up gradually through some beautiful music and varied activities.

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Some comments from our students have included:

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“I love the musicianship classes…I am enjoying these classes so much and can really feel how it is translating into both my

own teaching and my personal choral singing too.

I just wanted to share with you, that the other day, I had to lead a small choir rehearsal, for a piece with 5 voices. I didn’t

have the chance to look at the piece beforehand, it was the first time I looked at it during rehearsal. But I felt I managed

the rehearsal so well, in terms of singing with every voice, keeping pulse, sometimes playing the accordion while singing

other parts, and honestly, this all goes back to musicianship…you can’t imagine how much you are helping me develop.”

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“..Thanks for your wonderful inspiration and calm relaxed classes. I learned so much..”

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“..We all love your classes and soak up all you give to us..”

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“I knew it was going to be fun and wonderful learning with you, but I didn’t expect to feel therapeutic in a very deep level.

I know it is going to be a detox and liberating experience for me!”

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“You are amazing. Completely amazing. You probably don’t realise it, but you are. I could listen to you teach all day every

day! You are totally inspiring!”

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“…those early lessons with you were a big factor in giving me confidence in the idea that the world isn't split into people

who just magically have good aural/musicianship skills and can do music degrees, and those who never can."