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100 1 a| Painter, William M.,d| 1941-=| ^A255218;

245 10 a| Musical story hours :b| using music with storytelling and puppetry /c| William M. Painter ; with a foreword by Spencer Shaw.;

260 a| Hamden, CT :b| Library Professional Publications,c| 1989.;

300 a| xiv, 158 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 23 cm;

336 a| text2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

504 a| Includes bibliographies.;

505 00 g| Introduction: Why add music? The whys and hows of using mood-creating music with storytelling and puppetry --g| A case history:t| How we added classical flute music to a story-and-puppet version of Monkey Face --g| Matching music with characters:t| Finding music match-ups for Br'er Rabbit, Peter Rabbit, and the Velveteen Rabbit --g| A little nightmare music:t| Searching for sounds to orchestrate Mercer Mayer's nightmare in the closet, and other folks like him --g| Melodies for teddy bears, real bears, and monkeys:t| Corduroy, Little Bear, and Curious George --g| Slithery snake music (and some thoughts ont| Spencer Shaw's 1950s Brooklyn programs) --g| Tall tales:t| Copland and Grofé meet Pecos Bill and a few other heroes --g| The sea:t| Debussy, Ravel, and Strauss can add watery images to Swimmy and other dwellers of the deep --g| Speed and action: Stories and music that make hearts beat a little faster --g| Spooks, witches, and goblins:t| Wagner, Dukas, and Mussorgsky can cast an eerie spell over Halloween and ghost stories --g| Valentine's day programs: Sweet melodies for lovey-dovey stories --g| Other special days: Hanukkah, Thanksgiving, Easter, Washington's birthday, the fourth of July, Christmas --g| Royalty: King Midas and the emperor with his new clothes deserve some stately Handel or baroque trumpet fare --g| Off the wall stories and music:t| The Stupids meet Spike Jones (and other inspired combinations) --t| Caldecott Award winners:g| Orchestrating the best is a special challenge --g| Fables and folk tales:t| Rapunzel meets Debussy's "Girl with the flaxen hair" and other international pairings --t| Orchestrating Dr. Seuss: Zany sounds for zany stories --t| Orchestrating Bill Peet: Circus music and marches for Peet's delightful animals --g| Moonlight sonatas:t| Using "Clair de lune" and the Moonlight sonata with stories about the moon --g| Russians:t| A little glasnost from Slobodkina, Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, and others --g| Conclusion --g| Quick reference section: A list of pairings of stories and music discussed in this book.;

520 a| Describes the advantages of using music in conjunction with storytelling, and suggests appropriate music for a variety of stories.;

650 0 a| Storytelling.=| ^A17749;

650 0 a| Children's librariesx| Activity programs.=| ^A369226;

650 0 a| Puppet theater in education.=| ^A284076;

650 0 a| Music in education.=| ^A103713;

650 0 a| Childrenx| Books and reading.=| ^A127796;

650 0 a| Storytelling in education.=| ^A1012400;

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Musical story hours : using music with storytelling and puppetry / William M. Painter ; with a foreword by Spencer Shaw.

Author/creator	Painter, William M., 1941-
Other author	Shaw, Spencer G., writer of foreword.
Format	Book
Publication Info	Hamden, CT : Library Professional Publications, 1989.
Description	xiv, 158 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Subjects	Storytelling. Children's libraries--Activity programs. Puppet theater in education. Music in education. Children--Books and reading. Storytelling in education.

Contents	Introduction: Why add music? The whys and hows of using mood-creating music with storytelling and puppetry -- A case history: How we added classical flute music to a story-and-puppet version of Monkey Face -- Matching music with characters: Finding music match-ups for Br'er Rabbit, Peter Rabbit, and the Velveteen Rabbit -- A little nightmare music: Searching for sounds to orchestrate Mercer Mayer's nightmare in the closet, and other folks like him -- Melodies for teddy bears, real bears, and monkeys: Corduroy, Little Bear, and Curious George -- Slithery snake music (and some thoughts on Spencer Shaw's 1950s Brooklyn programs) -- Tall tales: Copland and Grofé meet Pecos Bill and a few other heroes -- The sea: Debussy, Ravel, and Strauss can add watery images to Swimmy and other dwellers of the deep -- Speed and action: Stories and music that make hearts beat a little faster -- Spooks, witches, and goblins: Wagner, Dukas, and Mussorgsky can cast an eerie spell over Halloween and ghost stories -- Valentine's day programs: Sweet melodies for lovey-dovey stories -- Other special days: Hanukkah, Thanksgiving, Easter, Washington's birthday, the fourth of July, Christmas -- Royalty: King Midas and the emperor with his new clothes deserve some stately Handel or baroque trumpet fare -- Off the wall stories and music: The Stupids meet Spike Jones (and other inspired combinations) -- Caldecott Award winners: Orchestrating the best is a special challenge -- Fables and folk tales: Rapunzel meets Debussy's "Girl with the flaxen hair" and other international pairings -- Orchestrating Dr. Seuss: Zany sounds for zany stories -- Orchestrating Bill Peet: Circus music and marches for Peet's delightful animals -- Moonlight sonatas: Using "Clair de lune" and the Moonlight sonata with stories about the moon -- Russians: A little glasnost from Slobodkina, Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, and others -- Conclusion -- Quick reference section: A list of pairings of stories and music discussed in this book.
Abstract	Describes the advantages of using music in conjunction with storytelling, and suggests appropriate music for a variety of stories.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographies.
LCCN	88031446
ISBN	0208022058 (alk. paper)
ISBN	0208022155 (pbk.)

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