Sergei Prokofiev – Classics for Kids https://www.classicsforkids.com/composer/sergei-prokofiev/
You may have seen it performed in school, or on the concert stage.
You may have seen it performed in school, or on the concert stage.
A. Kori Hill Thomas Greene Wiggins was born in 1849 in Columbus, Georgia. He grew up with his parents, Charity and Mingo Wiggins, on the plantation of Colonel James Bethune. […]
Thomas should have been free and allowed to decide where he wanted to live; the Emancipation
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Viols have a hollow wooden body with a flat back and sloping shoulders; and six strings
Women’s History Month Classics For Kids Celebrates Women’s History Month! Classics for Kids®, a project of 90.9 WGUC Cincinnati, introduces classical music and its composers to a younger audience through […]
Women’s History Month 5: Great Women Performers Through the centuries, there have
How can I help my child benefit from music? There is much research on the benefits of music for a child’s development. Classical music has a positive influence, especially with […]
You may have heard statements such as: “Classical music can help your child to
The Hungarian Dances by Johannes Brahms were never really intended for dancing. But that doesn’t mean that people in Hungary don't dance! Richard Graber, the director of a Hungarian dance […]
Hungarian Dance clothes have which of the following characteristics?
Trinity Lê, CFK Intern Randall Goosby is an American concert violinist. He is the recipient of the 2022 Avery Fisher Career Grant and was the first prize winner of the […]
Randall Goosby and CFK intern, Trinity have a lively discussion in WGUC’s Corbett
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Women’s History Month 5: Great Women Performers Through the centuries, there have
Before television, radio, and the movies, it used to be a very big deal when the circus came to town. Circus parades and performances were always accompanied by marches called […]
What toys have their own song for a parade?
The kind of galop that Dmitri Kabalevsky put his suite The Comedians has nothing to do with horses. In fact, it’s not even spelled the same as a horse's gallop. […]
Quite a few composers have written galops.