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Today I’d like to tell you what I’ve been thinking about the power of singing in a group and how to include singing in your homeschool. Disclosure: I get commissions for purchases made through affiliate links in this post. The Power of Singing in a Group Last Saturday night I was driving home with my…
Rhythm is at the core of all music. No matter what the genre or instrument, rhythm is what gives the notes life and direction. Many students do not get the rhythmic foundation they need to develop into well-rounded musicians, in part because of affordability. Read on to learn about the incredible benefits of including bucket…
Teach Your Family to Play the Soprano Recorder (Today’s article was written by Marcia Washburn.) Looking for an inexpensive way to teach music reading? Can’t afford an expensive instrument? Don’t know how to read music yourself? Let Marcia show you how anyone can learn to play the soprano recorder. This is…
21 Lessons in 20th Century American Music Appreciation [Today’s article was written by Gena Mayo and is part of the 31 Days of Music in Our Homeschool Series.] Last year my kids were in a wonderful homeschool co-op using the curriculum Tapestry of Grace. It’s a classical education approach which uses history as the…
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