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Scott Cain                            Hammered and Appalachian Dulcimer

 

Scott takes his 30 years of experience working professionally in the music and entertainment industry and applies it to his own style of playing traditional and original Appalachian folk instruments and music with his performance of familiar favorites like "Country Roads","West Virginia Hills", and "Golden Slippers".  Invite Scott to share his expertise and talent with students grads K-6

Time: 45-60 minutes (tailored to your schedule); needs: one chair; availability: all school year; grades K-6.  Study guide.

Scott has worked professionally in the music and entertainment industry since 1977, playing in the Fife and Drum Corps at Walt Disney Wrold and working as a Disney Lighting Director and Sound Engineer.  His has been a Lighting Director for three television networks, and work as a free-lance videographer for 15 years. For the last 18 years, Scott has served as the Technical Director for the Smoot Theater in Parkersburg, WV.

 

Curriculum Guide

  
 

Language Arts & Social Studies

  

K-2

3-4

5-6
Active listening storytelling legends, myths, tales
Folktales, stories narratives, themes Appalachian culture/history
Famous people Appalachian culture/history oral communication
American history

Science & Math

K-2

3-4

5-6
Five senses weather measurement
Animal themes observation natural resources
Counting sounds sound waves

Arts

K-2

3-4

5-6
music appreciation music appreciation music appreciation
Types of instruments types of instruments types of instruments
Rhythm, folk music singing, folk music oral tradition, folk music

Scott Cain

304-428-3376