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- Jazz In Oklahoma (.html)
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- Six Word Memoirs (.pdf)
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- The History of Bricktown Mural - Teacher Notes (.pdf)
- Deep Deuce and the Cultivation of Jazz in Oklahoma (.pdf)
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- Painting a Picture Chart - Teacher's Notes (.pdf)
- Deep Deuce and the Cultivation of Jazz in Oklahoma - Teacher's Notes (.pdf)
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When considering the possible hot spots of jazz in the United States, Oklahoma isn't the state that first comes to mind. However, it is the birthplace of several jazz musicians that influenced the evolution of the genre and Oklahoma City became a prominent jazz scene. Young music scholars research the contributions of the Blue Devils, Jimmy Rushing, Charlie Christian, and others who displayed their talents in Oklahoma City.
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- The lesson is detailed and complex; instructors must integrate slides, videos, and audio recordings; first-time users should set aside time to practice the plan before using it in the classroom
Classroom Considerations
- Requires considerable prep time to link the many attachments to student devices and print copies of the required materials
- It would be beneficial if class members have prior experience with crafting six-word memoirs
- The lesson is best suited to music instructors with considerable knowledge of the evolution of jazz music
- The suggested time is 100 minutes; however, two to three block periods is more realistic
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- The lesson is comprehensive and carefully scaffolded
- Includes detailed teacher notes
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