Digging out the old four-track recorder…
I woke up early this morning, as I usually do, and thought about listening to old four track recordings I made. I listened to a lot of things, and found this little project I did with kids about 2 years ago. I used to work at FamilyWorks Resource Center when I first moved to Seattle, and I had a lot of creative freedom with program development there.
I collaborated with a few volunteers to present an “Experiment with Music Day” with elementary school kids in the after school program. One of the experiments was to explore both the four-track recorder and rhythm. Kids learned basic knowledge of recording multiple tracks on the recorder, and I also led them in a few rhythm games with percussion instruments. They were quickly encouraged to record 30 second rhythm pieces of their own creation. Each recording has four tracks, and the kids did them on their own. Maybe one day I will loop these tracks and add my own music to their beats.
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August 6th, 2006 @ 4:23 pm
This blog will be fun. Much planning going into your land party today. Natalie and Rio were invited, but unfortunately neither of them can attend.
August 18th, 2006 @ 10:48 am
This is the creation of a special time to stir humanity’s memory to a time that everyone should know. It’s a beautiful to have younger people recreate this moment for us– who have never forgotten!
Thank you for reminding!