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Title - Found Music Unit, The Concert
By - Melanie Marchand
Primary Subject - Music
Secondary Subjects - Music
Grade Level - 4
Found Music Unit Contents:
Lesson 5 - The Concert
Purpose: The purpose of the lesson is to give the students a satisfying experience in performing pieces that they composed.
Objectives: When the students are finished this lesson, they will have:
1. Attended a concert displaying proper concert etiquette.
2. Performed original pieces in a formal concert setting.
3. Had their original work recorded for later analysis.
Resources: Found instruments, compositions, reception refreshments (juice & cookies & fruit), concert programs.
Tasks:
1. Before the students arrive, arrange the classroom (or auditorium, if you can get in there) into a stage area and audience area.
2. Pass out a program when the students arrive.
3. Have the concert. Record it, offer to make copies for anyone who wants them.
4. Have a mini-reception.
5. Have the students pass in their compositions.
Assessment: Written compositions (rough and good copies), concert performance, and audience attitude. Students will write a reflection to be handed in to me; this will include a KWL chart so I can assess students' opinions of their learnings. I will record their concert and they will listen to it when writing their reflections, in order to better appraise their progress. By taking attendance I will know who was present at the concert.
Homework: Have the students write down their thoughts detailing what they thought about this process.
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