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Today’s “15-Minute Music Lesson of Music Inspired by Outer Space” is perfect to use anytime you are studying space or astronomy because the music helps you “feel” outer space. I’ve chosen five pieces of music that cause me to think of outer space when I hear them. Star Trek First, let’s listen to the end…
Today’s “15-Minute Music Lesson on Music Inspired By Shakespeare” is an excerpt from a lesson in the self-paced online course entitled 10 Weeks of Shakespeare ~ Introductory Course for Grades 7th-12th. 15-Minute Music Lesson on Music Inspired By Shakespeare (Since the total playing time of these videos is more than 15 minutes long, either listen…
15-Minute Music Lesson on Nursery Rhymes Disclosure: I get commissions for purchases made through affiliate links in this post. Today’s lesson is meant to be used in conjunction with Teaching With Nursery Rhymes from Homeschooling Preschool. I am using this fun 100-page activity pack with my kindergarten student this year. It’s perfect for ages 2-6. And…
Today’s 15-Minute Music Lesson on Dvořák and African American Spirituals is an excerpt from the self-paced online course Music Appreciation of the Romantic Era at Learn.MusicinOurHomeschool.com. (By the way, I tried to limit the lesson to 15 minutes, but there was too much goodness to share! Just play parts of the videos or leave some…
If you are doing a study of the ocean or water for science, you’ll enjoy today’s 15-Minute Music Lesson of Music Inspired by Rivers and Seas. 15-Minute Music Lesson of Music Inspired by Rivers and Seas Composers of music, just like all artists have long been inspired by nature. It gives them ideas and spurs…
Enjoy today’s 15-Minute Music Lesson about Gilbert and Sullivan. The lesson today is an excerpt from the full 36-lesson course at Learn.MusicinOurHomeschool.com called: Music Appreciation of the Romantic Era for High School. A longer lesson, online quiz, and notebooking pages are included there. Gilbert and Sullivan Sir William S. Gilbert (1836-1911) and Sir Arthur Sullivan…
