Session information

Making music with found instruments
Creating a performance piece from everyday objects found within and around the classroom and playground.

Get ready to drum! In this workshop you’ll experience playing a four-part performance piece on things you’d find around the school – perhaps bins, chairs or playground equipment.

Older children learn music really effectively by doing, and you’ll be swept up in how to play, direct and teach a huge junk percussion piece that will wow audiences when your class performs it. 

Presenter Rachel Scott will teach you how to get your class to work together as a percussion orchestra, using games developing pulse and developing rhythmic skills, where the only limit for your class is their imagination.

You’ll take home a pack teaching you the basics of how to musically warm up your class, some games developing a sense of beat, and a piece that you can either teach as Rachel’s written it for you, or adapt according to your needs.

This session will be noisy, physical and fun. You’ll leave with a smile on your face and a new love of bins, water bottles and whatever else can be found around the Wharf.

Presenter

Rachel Scott

Rachel Scott

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