With his handy ukulele, head counselor Zach sings the Camp TV theme song.
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Rhythm and Music
Create your own melody using household objects with this New York Philharmonic video from Camp TV. Learn about rhythm and contour, then listen to a full melody played on the bassoon.
Instruments
Learn to make simple musical instruments with craft items that can be found at home with this video from Camp TV!
Learn to Salsa
Salsa was born in New York City in the 1960s from the musical styles and influences brought to the city from Latin America. Follow along and learn the two fundamental steps of the Salsa with this Lincoln Center video from Camp TV!
Social Dances
Native American singer Martha Redbone teaches the medley of three traditional social dances: “Choctaw Drum Dance,” “Cherokee Bear Dance,” and “Cherokee Friendship Dance.” Sing along with this Carnegie Hall video from Camp TV!
Una Canción De Amor
Write a song about people you love and things that bring you joy in this Camp TV video from the New Victory Theater.
D.C. Go-Go Rhythms at Home
Discover the infectious rhythms of go-go music, which originated in Washington D.C., with New Victory Teaching Artist and D.C. native Olney Edmondson. Learn the history and make some beats yourself using your body and items around the house!
Emotions Dance
How can you express different emotions using your body? Dance along with Jen from National Dance Institute in this segment about feelings and movement. Follow her movement and get creative with your own ideas, too, as you put together an original dance piece featuring a range of emotions.
Learning “Higher”
Learn about hip hop and how it can incorporate important messages into its music. In this video from Carnegie Hall’s Musical Explorers, get ready to dance and sing along to Soul Science Lab’s original song, “Higher,” all about standing up for your rights.
Moving and Grooving with Jessi and Ly
Get up, move your body, and dance with Jessi and Ly! Follow along with this National Dance Institute video from Camp TV.