Kodály Archive
BBC Radio 3 interview with Gilbert De Greeve, President of the International Kodály Society
Interviewer: Ms. Rachel Hopkin
The Kodály Experience
An illuminating discussion by a gifted teacher by Cyrilla Rowsell
The Importance of Inner Hearing
An essay written as part of her double bass studies at Trinity College of Music by Becky Welsh
2005 IKS Symposium
The Gifts That Keep Giving
Keynote speech by Sandra L. Mathias
Kodály’s Legacy: The Power of one - The Power of a Few - The Power of Many
Keynote speech by Dr. Jerry-Louis Jaccard
Only art of intrinsic value is suitable for children: The choice of music literature appropriate for education according to Kodály’s principles. Keynote speech by Michalis Patseas
Zoltán Kodály’s Inspiration and the Challenges of the 21st Century
Keynote speech by Gilbert de Greeve
Is the 'Hundred Year Plan' still timely in the 21st century?
Keynote speech by Ildokó Herboly Kocsár
Excerpts from BKA Newsletters
How Loud Is Too Loud?
by Betty Power (BKA Newsletter, Summer 2005)
Winston Churchill Memorial Trust: Travelling Fellowships
by Sally Chappell (BKA Newsletter, Summer 2005)
A Year in Kecskemét
by Barbara Jenkinson (BKA Newsletter, Summer 2004)
Reflections on a Year in Kecskemét
by Kathy Hulme (BKA Newsletter, Summer 2004)
Inspiration from Hungary Part I: Budapest
by Liz Alexander (BKA Newsletter, Summer 2004)
The Music Manifesto: Magic or Illusion?
by Betty Power (BKA Newsletter, Summer 2004)
Music for Life: A Marvellous Party!
by Judy Hildesley (BKA Newsletter, Summer 2004)
Sir Peter Maxwell Davies - 70th Birthday Year Celebrations
by Betty Power (BKA Newsletter, Summer 2004)
Early Childhood Music Weekend
by Jane Newberry (from BKA Spring 2004 Newsletter)
BKA Mini-Study Tour to Kecskemét
by Betty Power (BKA Newsletter, Spring 2004)
Musical Experience - from Cradle (and before) to Grave?
A look at the power of music in old age when the mental functions may diminish.
by Janet Hayward (BKA Newsletter, Spring 2003)
Teaching Tips: Two Activities by Helga Dietrich
by Judy Brindle (BKA Newsletter, Spring 2003)
The Christmas Nightmare in the Nursery School
by Angela Tilly (BKA Newsletter, Winter 2003)
Voices of Experience - KS1-KS2 Workshop with Cyrilla Rowsell & Eva Vendrei
by Betty Power (BKA Newsletter, Spring 2003)
CKME training day – 13 October 2002
by Len Tyler (BKA Newsletter, Spring 2003)
Singing: An Emotional Language
One teacher’s moving account of the power of song in the classroom
by Carolyn Spencer (BKA Newsletter, Winter 2003)
Are We Pitching it Right?
An in depth study of the importance of pitch and a clear step by step process to implement accurate pitching with children from an early age
by Mannie Burn.
(BKA Newsletter, Summer 2002)
SEN with Judith Brindle
An appreciation of a workshop given for Special Needs
by Lucinda Geoghegan (BKA Newsletter, Summer 2002).
Music Education in the Early Years
by Celia Waterhouse (first published in EYE Magazine in February 2002)
Who Is A Good Music Teacher?
An in-depth answer to this frequently question by Betty Power
(BKA Newsletter, Spring 2001)
Singing to Babies
Research into the benefits of singing with your baby by Carolyn Spencer
(BKA Newsletter, Autumn 2001)
"Many people are looking for the door to the treasury of music in the wrong places. They obstinately keep hammering on the locked gates and pass right by the open doors that are accessible to everybody." Zoltán Kodály