Dmitri Shostakovich – Classics for Kids https://www.classicsforkids.com/composer/dmitri-shostakovich/
While Shostakovich continued to compose, he became bitter, knowing what he could have
While Shostakovich continued to compose, he became bitter, knowing what he could have
If they already have friends who play music, they should write music for their friends
Meet our newest Classics for Kids intern Jack Bunch! Jack is a rising sophomore at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music studying voice. He has lived in Cincinnati […]
We are so happy to have him with us!
A. Kori Hill Where do you go when looking for new music? Not “brand newâ€� but new to you, whether written last year or two hundred years ago? You can […]
But what if you don’t have the name of a composer or composition?
Most compositions or songs begin with an introduction. It is the way in which a composer, songwriter or musician gets the attention of the listener and establishes an expectation for […]
You don’t really see me, but you might read the words I have written or occasionally
Teachers Classroom Resources Worksheets Kids of all ages will love our free, printable activities that include puzzles, connect the dots and coloring sheets. Lesson Plans Practical, sequential, and effective activities […]
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An opera is like a play in which the characters sing all their lines. Opera singers do not use microphones — their voices are trained, and can fill a whole […]
All operas have solo singers and an orchestra — and a lot of operas have a chorus
The “Viennese Musical Clock” describes the mechanical clock Háry János claimed to have
You may have seen it performed in school, or on the concert stage.
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