Upcoming Workshops and Events

Kodály Connections 2025
Aug
11
to Aug 12
Online

Kodály Connections 2025

The Kodály society of Ontario presents two days of workshops! KSO Members can register to receive a Zoom link.

Non-members can register for each workshop for $20, or sign up for a $70 annual KSO membership and attend all 5 for free! (A $30 savings)

Sign up for individual events below or scroll to the bottom and register for a KSO membership!

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Developing Musicianship through Singing and Listening in the Junior Classroom
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Developing Musicianship through Singing and Listening in the Junior Classroom
CA$20.00

Led by Gena Norbury

Monday, August 11

9-10am EDT

For the Love of Singing: Fostering the Love of Singing in your Classroom
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For the Love of Singing: Fostering the Love of Singing in your Classroom
CA$20.00

Led by Carolyn Neumann-Vanderburgh

Monday, August 11

11:30 am-12:30 pm EDT

"Kodály" is Much More than "Ta-ti" and Mi, So, La"
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"Kodály" is Much More than "Ta-ti" and Mi, So, La"
CA$20.00

This workshop will explore the roots and current applications of Kodály-inspired teaching.

Led by Kim Eyre

Monday, August 11

2-3 pm EDT

Why is Preparation so Important in Kodály-inspired Teaching?
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Why is Preparation so Important in Kodály-inspired Teaching?
CA$20.00

Rhythmic and Melodic Preparation for Unknown Songs

Led by Nóra Guncz

Tuesday, August 12

10-11 am EDT

Beat through the Years
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Beat through the Years
CA$20.00

Games and Activities that reinforce beat

Led by Carly Aguiar

Tuesday, August 12

12:30-1:30 pm EDT

Join the KSO and attend all 5 for free!

Kodály Society of Ontario (KSO)
CA$70.00
Every year

Become a member of the KSC through the Kodály Society of Ontario. Students use code KSOSTUDENT for a $30 membership. Retired teachers use code KSORETIRED for a $40 membership.

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Music is For Everyone, with Sarah Farrell
Jul
15
In-Person

Music is For Everyone, with Sarah Farrell

Music Is For Everyone

A Kodály-inspired approach to teaching music to students with disabilities and neurodiversities

In this 2-hour session, Susan Farrell will discuss some goals, tools, repertoire, and ways to celebrate our young musicians with disabilities and

neurodiversities in the classroom. We'll discuss some common challenges in teaching these populations, as well as talking about how language and representation matter.

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