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Deutsche Plakate mit Tönen auf Deutsch von Kodály-Phonomie auf Deutsch

By Joan Capafons

A3 · loose sheets · 8 pages · colour interior

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Ref. CAPAPUB-86334

About the book

These Kodály hand sign posters in German are an educational resource designed for the music classroom. These visual materials present the Kodály method applied to the C major scale, with the notes written in German, supporting music learning in bilingual or international educational settings.


Kodály hand signs as visual support in the classroom

Hand signs are a key tool in the Kodály method, as they let you work on pitch through the body and movement. These posters provide permanent visual support that helps pupils connect the gesture, the sound and the name of the note.

Thanks to this clear representation, learning becomes more structured and secure, especially in the early stages of music education.


C major scale with notes in German

The posters present the C major scale with the German note names, making them an ideal resource for:

  • German schools

  • international schools

  • bilingual or multilingual programmes

  • teachers who teach music in German

This approach brings music learning and language together, for a more complete educational experience.


A resource for inclusive music learning

As visual material, these posters make understanding easier for pupils with different learning styles. They can also be especially useful for children who find traditional music notation difficult to read.

In this way, Kodály hand signs become an inclusive tool that lets all pupils take part together in musical activities.


Recommended use

  • Music classroom

  • Primary education

  • Music schools

  • Children’s choir

  • Music teaching in German


Key product information

  • Type of material: Educational posters

  • Method: Kodály – hand signs

  • Key: C major

  • Content language: German

  • Use: education and teaching

  • For: music teachers and pupils

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