How My Abstract Art Made Sonic Music | Miabo Enyadike

                                           

                                         

      This Abstract Art Made Music

From Far away Richmond, Virginia, Eastern United States, my Abstract Painting had just been developed into a Sonic Music aid to support teachers, students and parents experiencing virtual learning, by At Light The Music, I didn't know anything about it either, still in total shock...for one, I live in Johannesburg how is this possible?.... I received the news today....Read the statement I received below and watch this unbelievable amazing Art form....Enjoy...God bless all of us helping one another...without knowing, in these times. 🙏🙏🙏

WATCH VIDEO CLIP HERE👇👇👇👇

https://youtu.be/FQt1mqyCJSA

STATEMENT FROM LIGHTTHEMUSIC.COM

Howdy! 2 things: 1 - Virtual learning is a massive challenge for educators, students, parents... (heck life is a challenge right now, can I get an Amen?) So this is just an opportunity to say a simple, enormous THANKS to all the teachers, students, and parents who are hanging in there, sticking with it, and finding ways to make it better. (And there are glimmers of hope, like this video chock full of student creativity!) 2 - At Light The Music, we've built a new way to help educators teach music: collaboratively despite virtual classes, and creatively because bands/orchestras/choruses are on hold right now.

And it works! We're super excited that teachers in Stafford County Schools and Chesterfield County Public Schools are empowering their students to connect, and to create and share music with our platform.

This is fun, student directed, imaginative, leaning, that students are saying is the best part of their school day! This video, is just a small glimpse of the enormous amount of creativity that we're privileged to see students engaged in!

The video highlights student work from our "Make Something" activity, when students in their virtual bands enter the virtual (Soundtrap) studio for the first time, and go crazy on the tools to compose and record anything at all, inspired by abstract art, and the support of their peers. Shout out to Miabo Enyadike, whose art 'Chaos and Confusion' is the inspiration for these students' sound collages. You can learn more about her Art here

https://artmiabo.blogspot.com/2015/11/chaos-and-confusion-abstract-art-by.html?m=1

And of course, if you'd like to learn more about Light The Music's project based learning for grades 7-12, that's here: www.lightthemusic.com

WATCH VIDEO CLIP HERE👇👇👇👇

                       https://youtu.be/FQt1mqyCJSA

MANY THANKS TO ALL THE TEACHERS, AND STUDENTS FOR THIS GIFT.

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Miabo Enyadike