Description
Conducting Basics is the perfect resource for group classes and/or camp workshops. Up to 2 hours of lesson planning, students will learn common conducting patterns, conducting tips, common mistakes of beginning conductors, experience conducting and following a conductor. Conducting Basics also includes a snack and craft idea to do with your students.
Conducting Basics INCLUDE conducting posters you can use with your students.
Combine this with Group Made Fun- Accompanying Basics to create a fun summer camp!














Marie H. –
I Love your stuff, Jennifer! 🙂
Jennifer Foxx –
Thanks Marie! 🙂
Loriann H. –
I had fun using this with my students during a group lessons combined with Accompanying Basics!
Jennifer Foxx –
Great to hear, thanks Loriann! 🙂
Barbara G. –
On assignment, I spent years training church musicians conducting skills. I truly wish I had some of the ideas in this group package. Jennifer thinks of everything and my students and I are all the better!
Jennifer Foxx –
You are so kind, thank you!
Karla P. –
Great material to use with my 4th and 5th graders!
Jennifer Foxx –
Love it! I hope they enjoyed learning how to conduct! 🙂 Thanks for your feedback Karla!
Morgan W. –
I held this group lesson about a year ago with my piano students and they absolutely LOVED IT!!! I’m looking forward to doing this same lesson again in a year or two, when I have enough students who haven’t already done it. Thanks, Jennifer!
Jennifer Foxx –
Thank you so much for your awesome feedback. I’m so glad they enjoyed it! 🙂
Tammy P. –
My piano students loved learning to conduct and this resource paired perfectly with the Jedi Journey piano camp we did. I would use this again just because they enjoyed it so much!
Jennifer Foxx –
A perfect pairing! Love it! Thanks, Tammy. 🙂
Michelle H. –
I used this for a summer orchestra camp where I was teaching a conducting elective. It had great beat pattern charts and the extension activities were great and the kids really enjoyed them!
Jennifer Foxx –
Thanks, Michelle! I’m glad to hear the kids enjoyed it! 🙂