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Thursday, May 24, 2012

Mozart Resources

Posted by Cindy on March 27, 2009

We’ve just finished learning about and listening to Mozart (one of my favorites.)  Below are the resources we used.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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Classics For Kids Radio Shows

Click and Play Biography

Kid’s Bio and Music

Listen to Mozart

Books We Read

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Composer Richard Wagner

Posted by Cindy on February 26, 2009

Wagner Composer Study Resources

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Did you know Renoir painted a portrait of Wagner?

Classics For Kids Biography

Listen

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Johann Sebastian Bach

Posted by Cindy on January 26, 2009

Our Bach study…

Johann Sebastian Bach

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Classics For Kids

Listen to Bach

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December Artist and Composer Studies

Posted by Cindy on December 1, 2008

Thanks to the ladies at the CM Artist Study group, I’ve found a wonderful site for various nativity scenes that we’ll use for art study this month.

Each week, we’ll observe ALL of the paintings noticing different things each time like:

  • realism
  • colors
  • feelings
  • which ones capture the reverence best, or the joy best, etc
  • the number of people
  • who is consistently in each painting and why
  • what style pleases them most
  • what style pleases them least

Since we’re working on a daily scrapbook page to go along with the Names of Jesus unit and we’re frequently crafting this month, I doubt we’ll do any additional art besides the picture study.

Our composer of the month is – who else – George Frederick Handel.  And we’ll be listening to – what else -the “Messiah”.

The biography will come mostly from Classics for Kids, and I may choose an activity or two from Cindy Downes free unit.

As for the “Messiah”, here is a nice explanation of the musical story.  We own the “Messiah” on CD, but you can listen to parts of it online here.