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Using Curwen Hand Signs for Reading Melodies
Use Curwen hand signs to read and internalize longer melodic patterns from notation.
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Reading and Sight-Reading Music
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Learners will read music notation using cognitive and kinesthetic responses and sight-read unison, homophonic, and polyphonic music in multiple keys and meters.
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