Short Story

SKU: FL.FX071195

I had fun to mix three musical styles remotely related. My idea was to take a classical musical phrase then to reharmonize it to give it jazz or pop colors. Here is for the 'short story'.

SKU: FL.FX071196

I had fun to mix three musical styles remotely related. My idea was to take a classical musical phrase then to reharmonize it to give it jazz or pop colors. Here is for the 'short story'.

SKU: FL.FX071193

I had fun to mix three musical styles remotely related. My idea was to take a classical musical phrase then to reharmonize it to give it jazz or pop colors. Here is for the 'short story'.

SKU: CL.032-3953-01

Take your students and audiences on a quick tour of the History of Jazz with this impressive Les Hooper chart for better bands. Starts in the 1920's and moves forward about a decade for each following chorus until you get to the present. A great way to teach many jazz styles and features short solos(written) for piano, trombone,trumpet and drums. Even includes a short section for dixieland band. Totally unique!

SKU: AP.46680S

UPC: 038081533261. English. Various.

A (Very) Short History of Music is an amazing grade 1 medley of a representative example from each major period of Western music using mostly half and quarter notes. Seamlessly presented by Douglas E. Wagner, players and audiences alike will experience approximately ten centuries of music history in two and a half minutes. This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

SKU: AP.46609S

UPC: 038081532363. English. Various.

And they said it couldn't be done---a genuine setting that will demonstrate the unique roots of Western music in two-and-a-half minutes. This straightforward, compelling work chronicles the entire transformation throughout history. Certain to capture your students' imagination.

SKU: BT.9780713671933

ISBN 9780713671933. English.

The Singing Storycloth is a wonderful classroom resource suitable for children aged 3-7 years and no music reading is required. It consists of a collection of eight song-stories from around the world, collected andretold by Helen East. Every story has a theme related to fabric and is supported with activities for music and puppetry. Each story has a song as well, to give the rhythm of the tale and the taste of the country that it comesfrom. To help visualise each story and encourage children to tell them, play with them and perform them with confidence, there are music and movement actvities and clever puppet ideas, including activities for making and usingavariety of simple puppets. Various musical suggestions are also available for how the stories and songs could be used. The activities are flexible and can be enjoyed in the classroom in the course of creative work in music,drama, DT, and language, but will also have the potential for short performances at assembly. The puppetry activities have been devised by a team of experienced performers and workshop leaders - Liz Waugh MacManus and MikeMacManus of Obelon Arts - and the musical activities by Janet Koralambe, music workshop leader and performer with Obelon.

The accompanying CDs have complete recordings of the song-stories, song performances plus a fullset of backing tracks to accompany classroom singing and performance.