Teaching Artist Roster - Bainbridge Island Arts & Humanities Council

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MEDIA ARTS Joan Rabinowitz Jack Straw Productions 4261 Roosevelt Way NE Seattle, WA 98105-6999 206-634-0919 joan@jackstraw.org Area of Study: Sound Art, Radio Stories, Oral Histories Possible Curricular Ties: Science (Physics), Social Studies, History, Language Arts Grade(s): 3-7 Teacher Resources: Lesson Plans provided Sample Residency Topics Radio Narratives Sample Residency Description Physics of Sound: Science to Art, Landscape and Soundscape Students will learn about the basic concepts of sound (e.g. sound waves, frequency, pitch), while looking at projections of actual waveforms and experimenting with creating sounds from almost anything. Students and artists will create and record improvised soundscapes. Instructors: Sound Artist Susie Kozawa, Engineer CJ Lazenby Grade(s): This workshop is ideal for 3rd grade physics of sound curriculum unit and is also adaptable for grades 4 through 7. Jack Straw Productions has a commitment to art and technology education for all ages. Through our radio drama, music, and creative audio production programs, students work with professional artists to learn about the arts and to develop ways to express themselves creatively. Students produce final projects in the form of radio shows, sound collages, professional music and/or spoken voice recordings, historical audio documentation, oral history recordings and more! Revised 2/28/12, 2:44 PM 12
MUSIC Chenoa Egawa and Alex Turtle PO Box 1415 Kingston, WA 98346 360-297-9530 chenoaegawa@hotmail.com Area of Study: Music, Native Drumming & Storytelling Possible Curricular Ties: Social Studies, Music, Language Arts Grade(s): 4-8 Sample Residency Description Native American Drum Workshops Chenoa and Alex will work together and offer 2 one-hour classes. In the first class, they will bring a variety of hand drums and a water drum. In an interactive setting, they will share teachings about each of the drums, their significance and importance, and how, when and why they are used. They will talk about the materials used to make drums and demonstrate a couple of ways that drums can be tied. They will also share several different songs and their meanings with the students. For the second class they will bring materials for each student to make their own little drum (approximately 3”- 4” diameter). By the end of the second session students will have gained a wealth of information about the drums and be left with a greater understanding and respect for their significance and value to Native cultures and to all people. Chenoa Egawa is Lummi and S’Klallam. She is a singer and composer of traditional Native American songs. She has recorded five CD’s. She also hosts Northwest Indian News, a television news program highlighting stories, issues and events of Native peoples of Washington State, Alaska and Vancouver B.C. She has worked in Indian education for 16 years. Alex Turtle is Navajo and Southern Cheyenne. He was born and raised on the Navajo reservation. Navajo is his first language. He had the great blessing of being raised by his grandparents, and was taught to carry forth the wisdom, knowledge, teachings and ceremonial ways of his elders. He is a singer, drummer and composer of traditional Native songs and has recorded two CD’s thus far. He has been sharing Native songs, stories and drumming with children throughout North Kitsap Schools, Bainbridge Island Schools, the Lummi Nation School, and in schools across the Navajo Nation for many years. Revised 2/28/12, 2:44 PM 13
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