This is an interesting article for parents and carers who want to share the experience of listening to classical music which their child but maybe don’t know where to start. A top ten list of classical pieces, some of which … Continue reading
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Through the medium of music, stories of major events and disasters are passed through the generations. The purpose of such songs is to educate, provide a warning and offer a coping mechanism in recovery. One of the most well-known nursery … Continue reading
Lots of music related literacy ideas in the music shed that are as interesting and engaging for the teacher as they are for the child. If you find something here that you really like then why not register and tell … Continue reading
Make sure you ask permission before downloading this one but it is a great way to improve your note recognition. … Continue reading
Can you compose a song using the ‘Song Maker’ programme? … Continue reading
Brilliant! You have just made my day with this message. You are clearly making the most of this opportunity to get extra practise in. Well done, you seem to improve every time I hear you play. Keep up the great … Continue reading
Calling all choir members! I received this email this morning and thought I’d share it with you. I had secretly resigned myself to it being the first year that the St Bede Choir did not perform at the Victoria Hall … Continue reading
There are a few music based games on here that are worth a look. Let me know which are you favourites using the ‘leave a reply’ tab under this post. … Continue reading
Watch this short animation. What is a metronome and why would a musician use on? What does the musical term “Rubato” mean? What instrument does the man play? What family does this instrument belong to and how many other instruments … Continue reading
Something for older children and adults. If you, like many, have never been to the opera and dismissed it as ‘too expensive’ or ‘not your thing’ then now is the perfect time to peak through the curtains at another world. … Continue reading