Rhythm And Percussion
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Duration: 11
Creator: Encyclopedia Britannica Films
Format: 16mm
Color: B&W
Sound: sound
Description: Explains the fundamentals of rhythm and demonstrates the percussion instruments. Compares an old Indian tom-tom with modern drums and shows a children's rhythm band under the direction of a diminutive leader. , Features Eugene Kash, Canadian violinist, conducting a children's concert and instructing the children about percussion instruments. Shows the children clapping in time to the rhythm and pictures a children's rhythm band composed of seven kinds of instruments. Demonstrates games that develop rhythm consciousness. Shows older children listening for percussion instruments as recorded music is played.
Complete Record: Explains the fundamentals of rhythm and demonstrates the percussion instruments. Compares an old Indian tom-tom with modern drums and shows a children's rhythm band under the direction of a diminutive leader. , Features Eugene Kash, Canadian violinist, conducting a children's concert and instructing the children about percussion instruments. Shows the children clapping in time to the rhythm and pictures a children's rhythm band composed of seven kinds of instruments. Demonstrates games that develop rhythm consciousness. Shows older children listening for percussion instruments as recorded music is played.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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