Ways to keep music lesson plans enjoyable and relevant.

A critical part of a music teachers week is preparing lesson plans They are very important to the success of both one lesson and the teachers career in general. There is nothing like the old saying “If you don’t prepare, then prepare to fail”. However, once you are a little more experienced then preparing lesson

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Ideas for teaching students about Mozart

Planning music lessons? here are a couple of ideas to help you create some fun music resources for your lessons. In Salzburg, Austria, Mozart's childhood house has been turned into a museum. Design the front cover of a brochure advertising the Museum by briefly describing who Mozart was, what may be see in the Museum

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Resources for learning about Antonio Vivaldi

Here are a few resources you can use if learning about the Composer Antonio Vivaldi: Great pieces to listen to: YouTube - Guitar Concerto in D major YouTube - Violin Concerto in A minor Op. 3 No. 6 Resource List Classics for Kids - has short radio shows on Vivaldi's life and compositions, including one

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Baroque Composer J.S. Bach in the limelight

Students will love being exposed to a variety of composers, and there is none more important than J.S. Bach for learning about the Baroque Era. This is just an excerpt of the materials found in our Great composers series of printable music lesson plans. Create a pretend profile for JS Bach on your favorite social

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Classroom Games – Celebrity Heads

This is a version of the “Celebrity Heads” game. Three students stand out the front of the class, wearing different labels on their heads (which can be pre-determined by the class), either musical terms, names of instruments, musical notes/symbols (depending on the current focus) or a combination of all. The students take turns in guessing

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Using Computer games to learn music?

Remember old fashioned piano lessons? Where you had to go to Mrs Jones’s house and sit up straight on the stool, and play the right notes or you’d get a swift ruler tap on the back of the knuckles? Well thankfully times have changed, and (we hope) that piano teachers no longer plan to teach

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Helping students learn about Percussion creatively

In this article you’ll find a few ideas for creating Music Lesson plans all about untuned percussion instruments. You could have the students make their own drums. Students can make their own drums if you have enough materials, otherwise you could do it as a class project. You’ll simply need a large empty can, some

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