World Music Teacher

Expose students, particularly in Junior & Middle School, to a diverse range of Western and World music genres, including classical, jazz, blues, folk, traditional, and contemporary styles from different cultures and regions.
Teach students how to play a musical instrument(s) commonly used in Western and World music, such as guitar, piano, drums, percussion, strings, brass, woodwinds, or traditional instruments from various cultures.
Provide basic vocal instruction, including techniques for proper breathing, posture, articulation, and expression, for students interested in singing Western and World music repertoire.
Instruct students in the fundamental principles of music theory, including notation, rhythm, harmony, melody, and form.Foster students creativity and musical expression through improvisation exercises and opportunities for original composition and arrangement in Western and World music styles.Explore the historical, cultural, and social contexts of Western and World music traditions, including significant composers, musicians, styles, movements, and influences from different time periods and regions.Cultivate students appreciation for music by engaging them in active listening, critical thinking, and analytical discussions about musical works from diverse genres and cultural backgrounds.Collaborate with other music teachers and staff to perform at various school functions, including cultural events, assemblies, and celebrations. Attend faculty meetings, departmental meetings, and other school-related gatherings as required.