Lesson Plan: Hearing Colors
This week’s lesson focuses on colors in music, using art as a tangible medium for children to interact with what they hear. All [...]
This week’s lesson focuses on colors in music, using art as a tangible medium for children to interact with what they hear. All [...]
The lesson this week is a fun foundational activity for all ages, developing active listening and encouraging interaction with our environment. As you work [...]
This week’s lesson is about the Olympics, and works with John Williams’ famous Olympic Fanfare, written for the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. [...]
Registration is now open for the 2020–21 school year. Any music student between age 8–18 is eligible, with no previous composition experience required! The [...]
This week’s lesson is a fun introductory musical game for primary aged students. It’s especially good for getting the wiggles out in between other [...]
The lesson this week is about musical energy in a fun compare-and-contrast activity! Using painting and colors helps children put abstract musical [...]
Did you miss the documentary premiere? No need to have FOMO (fear of missing out). You can still view the film on YouTube and [...]
Today is the day! The final countdown to the premier of our documentary, Orchestrating the Future: Tucson Symphony’s Young Composers Project. Our YouTube Premiere [...]
The lesson this week is about patterns in music, and in the world around us. This is a great activity for abstract thinkers, using [...]
Get a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the “life-changing” impact of the Young Composers Project. Orchestrating the Future: Tucson Symphony’s Young Composers Project premieres digitally on [...]