Skater's Waltz, by Emile Waldteufel - Rhythmic Instrument Arrangement
- PDF
Also included in
Looking to add some composer activities into your elementary music room? Check out this growing bundle!Included are 10+ activities for composers of all periods: biographies, listening lessons, arrangements, and more. Each time I add more activities, you get the updates for free just by re-downloadinPrice $31.25Original Price $41.75Save $10.50
Description
A great piece to slide and glide into winter and rhythm reading!
"Skater's Waltz" is a beautiful piece by Emile Waldteufel. It has been used in many movies and recognized by people of all ages.
I have included brief background information on the composer and his piece, including some helpful pictures. Also specific timings for each of the 4 waltzes/dances in this larger piece are included, with a video listening link to use. This rhythmic arrangement only focuses on the first dancer. or the first waltz of the piece. For each part of this first waltz, 3 instruments are given with specific rhythms to perform during their section.
Rhythms Used (3/4):
* Ta
* Ta rest
Rhythmic Instruments include:
* Hand Drum/djembe
* Tambourine
* Sand Blocks
* Triangle
* Jingle Bells
* Rhythm Sticks
(Ice skating, figure skating, French composer, winter olympics, Pyeongchang, 2018, Orff, skaters, Les Patineurs)
…………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Check out these products from my store:
Let the Winter Games Begin! Rhythm Olympics Write the Room, BUNDLE 7 Games!
Olympic Fanfare & Theme Song - John Williams - Rhythmic Instrument Arrangement
Time for Gold! Time Signature Sorting Game, Meter: 2, 3, & 4
Come Fly With Meter! Introduction to Meter & Time Signature - Elementary Music
…………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Want to earn TPT credits to for a future purchase?
Just leave feedback on your ‘My Purchases’ page for each item. I’d love to hear how you used this product in your classroom. Also follow me for new products, sales, and freebies.
Check out my other products at Beth's Music Classroom
Stop by my blog: Beth's Music Classroom BLOG
