Celebrating music education in Australian schools
Music: Count Us In exists to advocate for and celebrate music in Australian schools. Register now to join us in 2016 as we celebrate our 10th Anniversary.
‘LET IT PLAY’ – LEARN THE 2016 PROGRAM SONG WATCH CELEBRATION DAY 2015 PURCHASE MUSIC COUNT US IN MERCHANDISE REGISTER/LOGIN TO ACCESS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
03 November 2016 12:30pm (GMT+10)
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The MCUI 2016 will be released on the 13th July. Find out more about the songwriters and the song recording.
Register for 2016 to make the most of educational resources, professional development, celebration day and partnerships.
Check our playlist for Music: Count Us In 2016. Find out more about how we work with schools to advocate for music education in Australia.
Graham Strahle · September 26, 2016 A new $2.3-million centre has been built in Elizabeth in Adelaide’s northern suburbs to offer young people pathways in music and other artistic pursuits, and to help school students complete Year 12. The centre, as yet unnamed and located…
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The 2016 Kodály National Conference is currently underway at All Hallows School in Brisbane. This year’s theme is ‘Shared Identities’ and “encourages the…
Arts Empower Foundation Limited (Arts Empower!) is a new charitable organisation, currently…
‘Let It Play’ is the biggest song of 2016. It is currently with over 500,000 students as…
‘Let It Play’ Animation
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Watch the 2016 CSA
Learn ‘Let It Play’ with our Sing-Along video.
Music: Count Us In is built around a unique program song. The writing of the program song each year begins with our National Songwriting Competition, open to all students from across Australia. The finalists of the Songwriting Competition the n gather together to write the program song, with the assistance of Program Ambassador John Foreman and a guest celebrity Program Mentor. The song is then recorded by students and released to all registered schools. The program song forms the basis of extensive resources for teachers. Available resources include lesson plans, videos, arrangements for musical ensembles, Auslan and Braille resources and more.
Music: Count Us In is for all schools – primary and secondary, State and independent, metropolitan, regional and remote. Registration is FREE, offering access to professional development workshops and resources, including song charts and arrangements, classroom activity kits, special education resources and demonstration videos.
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