The Top 100 Delightful Classical Music Pieces All Children Should Hear
It’s the music that makes you think of an airplane soaring through the fluffy white clouds, or of an excited senior marching down the aisle to graduate. It’s the music that makes you laugh and the music that makes you cry. It’s the music we should all know and at least become somewhat familiar with. And, you can with my list of the Top 100 Delightful Classical Music Pieces All Children Should Hear. Be sure to use the great free printable pack that’s available at the end of the post. Click on the links below to listen.
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Baroque Period (1600-1725)
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Classical Period (1725-1800)
Romantic Period (1800-1899)
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Composer Sheet
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Modern Period (1900-present)
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How do you print the flashcards? There was no place in which to do this.
Hi Cristee,
After purchasing the course at https://learn.musicinourhomeschool.com/courses/100-delightful-classical-music-pieces-mini-course/, you look for the lesson entitled “Composer Flashcards.” You can download the PDF file there. The directions are included there as well, but I’ll copy them here: Print the composer flashcards double-sided and cut into fourths. You might also want to print on cardstock or use Avery #4750. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks!
Not one woman composer? Clara Schuman, Amy Beach …
I don’t have women composers in this particular course, but I do in lots of others!
See these:
How to Use Music Lessons for Women’s History Month: https://musicinourhomeschool.com/music-lessons-for-womens-history-month/
Maria Theresa Paradis is featured in the Composer Study With 10 Lesser-Known Composers course. See her lesson here: https://learn.musicinourhomeschool.com/courses/1140361/lectures/24481161
Amy Beach is also a part of the Composer Study With 10 Lesser-Known Composers course and her lesson can be found here: https://learn.musicinourhomeschool.com/courses/1140361/lectures/24481149
Women in the Music Appreciation: Middle Ages through Classical Era course
Hildegard of Bingen is one of the earliest women composers we still have music from. See her lesson here: https://learn.musicinourhomeschool.com/courses/music-appreciation-middle-ages-thru-classical-era/lectures/1466062
Women in the Music Appreciation of the Romantic Era course
Clara Schumann was a wonderful composer and musical performer who was married to a great composer (Robert Schumann) and friends with another (Johannes Brahms). See her lesson here: https://learn.musicinourhomeschool.com/courses/183108/lectures/2774000
Fanny Mendelssohn composed over 460 compositions. Learn about her here: https://learn.musicinourhomeschool.com/courses/183108/lectures/2774003
The link for Fur Elise is broken. This is another version we found: https://youtu.be/s71I_EWJk7I
Thanks! I’ll fix it up above.
–Gena