Body Percussion Webinar

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What is body percussion? *

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Body percussion is when students sit very still and silently for long periods of time.

Body percussion is the cultural practice and artistic discipline where music is performed throughout the body. Different techniques of percussion are used on the body, coordinated displacements, vocal sounds, corporal expression, nonverbal communication.

What benefits can we obtain from practicing body percussion? *

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Cognitive stimulation, greater communication of the cerebral hemispheres.

Socio-affective area: the union and bond of the group is fostered, respect, tolerance, values and intra- and inter-personal formation.

Coordination and physical dexterity work.

It can be run with or without musical instruments at any desired time and place.

It is a physical exercise that will enhance health and quality of life.

Being also a style of dance, it gives a great conception of space and movement.

During a pandemic, this is a wonderful musical activity that students can do virtually or in-person in distanced classrooms.

All of the above

How many regions do we divide our body into and what is the name of each one?

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Three different regions: head, chest, leg

Three different regions: upper, middle, and lower body regions

Four different regions: head, chest, legs, feet

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Select some techniques used in body percussion (check all that apply).

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Clap

Stomp

Snap

Hambone body percussion

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