Music Educators - Looking for Collaboration
We just finished our Rotoball project, in which students from 12 schools around the world submitted 15 second animations that will be linked together to create a much longer project.
For the orginal rotoball project the students chose music that would go well with the animation. This time, I think it would be great to get some student musicians involved instead.
The students did an amazing job with the animation, and I'm currently in process of putting the final project together. Now we're looking for a musical score. If you have students who are using music composition and mixing programs like garageband, or something fancier, and think that they have created some music that we could use in this global collaboration, please leave a comment here, or my page, or shoot me an email to david.gran@saschina.org
Thanks!!!!
For the orginal rotoball project the students chose music that would go well with the animation. This time, I think it would be great to get some student musicians involved instead.
The students did an amazing job with the animation, and I'm currently in process of putting the final project together. Now we're looking for a musical score. If you have students who are using music composition and mixing programs like garageband, or something fancier, and think that they have created some music that we could use in this global collaboration, please leave a comment here, or my page, or shoot me an email to david.gran@saschina.org
Thanks!!!!
Tags: Music, animation, garageband
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