Fresh Beats A Standards Based Hip-Hop Curriculum
Fresh Beats A Standards Based Hip-Hop Curriculum by Robert Vagi is a comprehensive resource published by Alfred Music in 2013. This edition spans 132 pages and is presented in English. The book is designed for secondary general music classes, aiming to engage a broader range of students in music education through the lens of hip-hop music and culture.
Readers will find a fully reproducible curriculum that includes lessons aligned with the National Standards for Music Education. The program covers the history of hip-hop, encourages students to critique popular music, and provides opportunities for them to write their own rap songs and compose drumbeats, supported by an accompanying CD. This curriculum serves as a valuable tool for educators looking to enhance their teaching with contemporary musical styles and foster critical thinking skills among students.
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This groundbreaking program is a new resource for secondary general music classes, designed to help teachers involve more students in their programs. The book is fully reproducible and includes information and resources to acquaint teachers with hip-hop music and culture, as well as easy-to-use lessons that teach the National Standards for Music Education. The curriculum will engage students while enhancing their musical and critical thinking skills as they learn about the history of hip-hop and its role in society, listen to and critique popular music, write their own rap songs, and learn to compose and perform drumbeats using the accompanying CD. An essential resource for teachers wishing to provide their students with a contemporary, high-quality music education!
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