Kodály Level I at Saginaw Valley State University
Discover the joy and artistry of teaching music through the Kodály approach during this immersive two-week summer course at Saginaw Valley State University. Designed for music educators seeking to strengthen their musicianship, sequencing, pedagogy, and instructional confidence, Kodály Level I provides practical tools and strategies that can immediately be brought back to the classroom. Through engaging hands-on experiences in singing, conducting, lesson planning, folk song analysis, and musicianship training, participants will deepen their understanding of how students learn music best. Whether you are new to Kodály-inspired teaching or looking to build a stronger foundation, this course offers a collaborative and inspiring environment for growth alongside fellow music educators.
When: July 5-17, 2026 | Weekdays from 8:00 AM – 4:45 PM
Where: Saginaw Valley State University
COST: Teacher price is $800. Student price is $500. To fully register, you must fill register for free on the website, THEN you’ll receive information for how to Venmo or pay the full price.
SCHECHs will be available!
Presenters:
Larena Code Boyle — Larena Code Boyle is a respected Kodály educator known for her engaging teacher training work and commitment to joyful, sequential music learning.
Leticia Grutzmann — Leticia Grutzmann brings extensive experience in Kodály-inspired teaching, choral music, and developing expressive young musicians.
Melissa Stouffer — Melissa Stouffer is an experienced elementary music educator passionate about practical, student-centered Kodály instruction.
