If you missed Part 1 of Johann Sebastian Bach, go do that lesson now. It wasn’t long before Sebastian became well-known…
Johann Sebastian Bach was born in Eisenach, Germany in 1685. While he was alive, he was known more for being…
Rhythm is a pattern of sound or movement. Rhythm can be found all around us. We use rhythm…
I previously used a great Listening Map for Haydn’s “Surprise Symphony” in my “Music Adventures” class, but I evidently lost…
A concerto (pronounced: con-chair’-toe) is a medium-to-long piece of music that focuses on a solo instrument with a group…
The cello is larger than the viola and it makes a deep, warm sound. The cellist sits while playing. Although,…
There are 4 families of instruments: string, brass, woodwind, and percussion. Today, we will learn about the string…
For this lesson, you will want to have rhythm sticks, wooden spoons, or another available “instrument”. If you missed the…
Music is counted in beats. Put your hand over your heart. Count four beats. Notice how your heart beat is…
For this lesson, you will want to have rhythm sticks, wooden spoons, or another available “instrument”. Tell your child: “Sometimes…