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week 13 of my free embroidery class is now on my blog,
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my hand embroidered wrapping cloth is finished. Creating this has been a true labour of love.
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To me a wrapping cloth is not functional, it is symbolic of my desire to wrap up and protect my children.
This piece measures approximately 33 x 35 inches.
Come join us on Discord!
Beginner friendly atmosphere, be a part of one of the biggest and best creator communities in Second Life. At least four free classes every week!
Branching out, interactive learning coming soon. Follow the link for more details.
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week nine of my free embroidery class is now on my blog
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this is an ongoing project, a body of work. Artist books are the theme but each book is crammed with textiles and my own embroidery, design ideas and little experiments.
Keep watching this space, my harmonica workshop coming soon: “KiddieBop Harmonica Circle” ... as adapted from my
Mission Harmonica Circle™
The basics of playing the harmonica using popular tunes such as "Amazing Grace," the Beatles' "Love Me Do," "This Land Is Your Land." You will learn to express yourself on this simple instrument which is tons of fun, therapeutic, promotes great breathing techniques and is socially a crowd-pleaser.
For two years I taught a harmonica workshop for the City of Mission Viejo's Cultural Affairs department. See below, one of the courses in my Mission Harmonica Circle™ (Making Your World Better With Music ... and Harmonicas!), which I describe as a drum circle with harmonicas.
KiddieBop harmonicas
These KiddieBop harmonicas will be available before taking my course ($10 + $3 shipping = $13 via PayPal to PayPal.Me/NoeGold/13) at my blog:
DoctorNoemedia.blogspot.com.
Course title: KiddieBop Harmonica Circle
Description: Ages 8 - 13&11 - 16
A weekly workshop for kids in the basics of playing the harmonica, using popular tunes such as "Amazing Grace," the Beatles' "Love Me Do," "This Land Is Your Land" and fun novelty tunes by Woody Guthrie, Doctor Demento and Jack Elliott In a communal "call and response" format, with audio-visual cues that teach a little bit about the social currents that are associated with the harmonica – the Civil War, the Dust Bowl and the Great Depression. We will also understand the notes and keys on the harmonica and the basics of playing along with a guitar or piano.
The class will be fun and playful in nature and by the end of the session kids will be total harmonicats and kitties.
“Doctor Noe” Gold, Headmaster of the College of Musical Knowledge and Mission Harmonica Circle™, is setting up a home-school music site using the harmonica as the benign yardstick on the international Outschool.com platform.
Stay tuned to my Mission Harmonica Circle™ FB page for details and leave me ideas of classes and how to get the word out.
Noë the G
Founding Editor of Guitar World and Managing Director
Mission Harmonica Circle™ (Making Your World Better With Music ... and Harmonicas!)
and author of the forthcoming
Hendrix Now!
Backstory of a Legend
A Visual Spiritual Odyssey
Thank you,
Noë
Noë Gold
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Penn State graduate Erin Connors (right) from Cecil, Pennsylvania (M.Ed., Curriculum and Instruction, World Campus), with her guest, Iris, at the Penn State Continuing and Distance Education Spring 2008 Graduation Reception held on May 17, 2008.
"The question is no longer IF the internet can transform learning in powerful ways."
-The Web-Based Education Commission
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Original Image by Alleyne,Blaise. (2008, July 9). Internet Open. Retrieved from www.flickr.com/photos/balleyne/2668834386/