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Music Folk Instruments - Make Them & Play Them is a project manual with detailed instructions for beginners and craftsmen. It contains building instructions for fifty-one instruments. Music Resources includes contact information for instruments, books, music, . . . Rhythm Band Time - Rhythm Band Songs with Parts for Rhythm Instruments simple rhythm concepts (two-, three- and four-beat structures) for rhythm instruments. Music allows progression from slow basic tempos to faster speeds. Includes "Yankee Doodle", "Turkey in the Straw", and many more. Simple Folk Instruments - To Make and Play shows how to make over 100 authentic musical instruments. Learn to play and enjoy genuine folk music the same way the musicians who create it do - by constructing your own musical instruments from simple tools and materials and easy-to-follow instructions . . . So Much More Than a Sing-A-Long - Creative Activities for Groups is full of musical activities that are useful in both small and large groups. Includes ideas for planning activities around specific themes such as animals, home, travel, etc. Developed for older adults, most activities can be easily modified to fit the specific needs of any group. SuperSwitchEnsemble will turn your existing adaptive equipment, such as switches or an IntelliKeys® keyboard, into musical instruments by tapping into the exceptional music and sounds built into your computer. The Power of Music - A Complete Music Activities Program for Older Adults the book and audiotape provides everything you need to conduct fun-filled music programs with older adults, or those familiar with older music. A collection of action-songs, sing-a-longs, and musical activities. Therapeutic Uses of Music with Older Adults is intended for anyone who wants to use music to benefit older people, especially caregivers of older people, older people who would like to use music therapeutically, and professionals who work with older adults in various capacities. It is not intended as a substitute for professional music therapy interventions, it does not include therapeutic applications or practice protocols . . .
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