Class Notes Lesson Library

Experience Modest Mussorgsky’s art-influenced musical masterpiece, “Pictures at an Exhibition.” This is the third lesson in a three-part series.

Compose your own music inspired by a piece of art! This is the second lesson of a three-part series.

Compare and contrast elements in both visual art and music in this virtual field trip to an art museum. This is the first lesson in a three-part series.

In this K-6 Music and Mindfulness lesson, explore how music can help us get in touch with our feelings.

The double bass is the largest, and lowest-sounding, string instrument. Listen as it portrays a waltzing elephant, the sneaky Pink Panther, and more! For Grades K-5.

In this 2-5 Listening Adventure, let music be your guide as you imagine hopping in a boat and casting your line to catch fish!

In this lesson, learn about and listen to the harp most commonly used in orchestras: the "pedal harp." For grades K-6.

This Listening Adventure is great for all ages. Use your imagination and transport yourself to the Moldau River as you listen to "Vltava", also called "The Moldau," by Bedrich Smetana.

In this K-6 lesson, train you ears to hear specific instruments. Fun twist: every instrument in this lesson starts with the letter T!

In this K-5 lesson, learn about composer Antonin Dvorak and his Minnesota inspiration in his piece, "The New World."