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I just got re-certified in CPR yesterday, and it made me think of the great website. The American Heart Association reminds us that hands can do incredible things! Use loops of different hand sounds to create rhythmic patterns. You can create patterns in hip-hop, dance, and Latin styles. Have your students mimic the sounds together to create your own Hands Symphony in the classroom!
UPDATE: Unfortunately the American Heart Association has taken down the "Hands Symphony" website and has replaced it with a different kind of music-related site. Hands Only CPR teaches you how you can help save a life. The song they recommend you use to find the steady beat for chest compressions is "Staying Alive" by the Bee-Gee's. It's not as cool of a site (for a music educator,) but it's still pretty groovy!
UPDATE: Unfortunately the American Heart Association has taken down the "Hands Symphony" website and has replaced it with a different kind of music-related site. Hands Only CPR teaches you how you can help save a life. The song they recommend you use to find the steady beat for chest compressions is "Staying Alive" by the Bee-Gee's. It's not as cool of a site (for a music educator,) but it's still pretty groovy!
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