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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…
Today I have a new really fun 15-Minute Music Lesson on Charlie Bird Parker you! 15-Minute Music Lesson on Charlie Bird Parker Charles Parker, Jr., also known as Charlie “Bird” Parker is an American jazz saxophonist and composer who was born August 29, 1920 and died March 12, 1955. He is also sometimes called “Yardbird.” Parker…
Music is a very powerful influence. Throughout history, we can find songs that were used to spur people and even entire countries to back a cause. Such is the case for the American Revolution. Today we’ll enjoy a 15-Minute Music Lesson for Independence Day and learn about the music that encouraged the birth of a new…
Who out there loves Star Wars? I wrote today’s 15-Minute Music Lesson on Star Wars just in time for you to use it to celebrate May the 4th: May the Force Be With You! Today’s lesson will introduce you to the film score composer John Williams, show you a bit about how a movie score writer…
Today, I thought we should listen to some love songs to celebrate Valentine’s Day! You and your kids will enjoy these 3 videos that are part of the 15-Minute Music Lesson for Valentine’s Day. Be sure to download the free printable pack to spend a little more time exploring some music education concepts related to…
One of the prettiest and most versatile songs of the Christmas season is the song “Carol of the Bells.” Today, enjoy a 15-Minute Music Lesson on “Carol of the Bells” with your students to learn where the song originated, listen to several different versions, and use the included 5-page printable pack. “Carol of the Bells” The…
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