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Active Listening Stories, Games, Movement, Art, Science More Children’S Classics Pp Active Listening Stories, Games, Movement, Art, Science More Children’s Classics pp. 10-13 See Marsalis’ WORLD’S VERY BEST OPERA FOR KIDS Marsalis on Music Jazz for Young People Expand listening skills, music appreciation, p. 24 Viking and creative thinking with this all-in-one kit. Helmet This exciting PBS young people’s video series is hosted Hear 14 arias by Mozart, Handel, Verdi, Bizet, with braids by Wynton Marsalis—one of the most acclaimed Wagner, Rossini, Puccini, Offenbach, and oth- 3977 jazz musicians of our time and a distinguished clas- ers, beautifully performed in English. Includes $9.95 sical performer as well. With the help of conductor complete lyrics, composer biographies, synop- Seiji Ozawa and an orchestra and jazz band from ses, lesson plans, activities, karaoke-style sing- Tanglewood, Wynton puts a fresh spin on music along tracks, glossary and more. Gr. 2-8. Details and appreciation before a young live audience. He teach- CAN YOU HEAR IT? Locate Paperback & 72-min. CD 4099 $34.95 audio clips es the fundamentals with down-to-earth humor, sound clues in the paintings and Opera Stories 5-DVD set then listen for them in the music. Book, CD vivid examples (syncopation taught by dribbling a (p. 23) 5203 $49.95 basketball), and a contagious love of music. Backed HB & CD 7760 $18.95 p. 31 Ann Bryant introduces and 5 DVDs by superb performances and graphics, Marsalis Classical Music Through Stories 9177 $79 as music teacher is not to be missed. Elem-Jr. High. Boxed Set of 4 DVDs 5889 $86 Ann Bryant’s books and CDs integrate music, art and literature for ages SOUND STORIES for 6-10. Each read-aloud story coordinates with a piece of classical music on the Interactive Listening Vol. 1 WHY DO TOES TAP? Introduces the basics of rhythm, then and Reading Fun I’M ALL EARS Poster 3272 $7.95 CD. The imaginative stories have a relationship to the style of the music and contrasts Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker with Duke Ellington’s Nutcracker jazz allow time for the children to actively listen to the music without narrative. 7307 $19.99 p. 84 arrangements. 57 min. (see Ellington's Nutcracker Suite HB/CD p. 19) “The most important thing I look for in a musician is if he knows how to Discuss contrasts in the music and the feelings evoked, then encourage chil- Vol. 2 LISTENING FOR CLUES: Marsalis on Form. Through works of listen.”—Duke Ellington. 17" x 22". dren to create their own stories or poems. The first page of each book intro- WHAT IS MUSIC? DVD Prokofiev, Gershwin, Ellington and Ives, Marsalis compares musical form duces the music and the composer. Paperback & CD $12.95 ea. Explore the phenomena of sound. to a building. 54 min. Why are some sounds musical and The Incredible Spinning Wheel Set of 5 Vol. 3 SOUSA TO SATCHMO: From the Wind Band to the Jazz Band others only noise? What causes This story blends with Omphale’s Spinning Wheel Books & CDs vibrations, and how do they relate Evolution of style, form, and technique from wind band marches by Saint-Saëns. 9723 9727 $59 to ragtime and jazz. 57 min. to our perception of musicality? Leonard Bernstein’s William, The Crack Shot Kid Plus a look at the cultural context YOUNG PEOPLE’S Vol. 4 TACKLING THE MONSTER: Marsalis on Practice. Does anyone Told to The William Tell Overture by Rossini. 9726 of musical perception. Middle CONCERts 9-DVD Set. like to practice? Wynton calls it “the large monster.” Even cellist Yo-Yo Ma The Crazy Alien Ball school & up. 60 min. 25 hours. 7250 $149 confesses he hates it. With Yo-Yo’s help, Marsalis “slays the monster,” DVD 6349 $109 and shows young musicians how to practice. 54. min. A Night on Bare Mountain by Mussorgsky creates the mood. 9722 Billy Briggs, Big on Skates PARACHUTES AND RIBBONS AND 9721 LISTENING FUN WITH SCARVES AND TENNIS SCARVES, OH MY! Listening Lessons Smetana’s stirring Moldau sweeps us along. Amazing Music DVDs BALLS: Rhythmically Expressive Movements to with Movement Props by Artie Jupiter Cove. Jupiter from Holst’s The Planets sets this stage. 9724 As seen on A&E, Andrew Litton and the Dallas Classical Music by Dan Fee. Students discover many Almeida. 7443 $34.95 p. 63 ways to express the rhythms and the feelings generated Symphony bring a new generation to the wonder- by 11 works of Grieg, Bach, Mussorgsky, Handel and ful world of classical music in the tradition of others. Gr. 1-6. PB/CD/PPT/DVD 6156 $45 p. 5 Listening + Movement = Eurhythmics See Rhythm Games on p. 65 Leonard Bernstein’s Young People’s Concerts Listening Fun Kit: Book, CD, PPT, DVD, THE QUIET BOOK by Deborah Underwood, illus. by (above). Filmed live at children’s concerts, Amazing Music is a breath of fresh air and 24 scarves (27”), 24 rubber balls (2”) FROM FOLKSONGS TO MASTERWORKS: Art Music Renata Liwska. Kids discover many kinds of ‘quiet’, Listening Lessons for Grades K-6. “A primary objective like ‘right before you yell SURPRISE quiet’, or ‘just friends shows the enthusiasm and involvement of the 9759 $99 p. 5 Set of 4 DVDs of ‘listening’ in a Kodaly-based music lesson is to practice a together quiet’. Then listen to music and discover the young audiences. Bravo! $24.95 ea. 5730 $95 learned element in a selection of art music.” Organized by silences and how they effect the music and affect the grade level, lesson plans integrate skills learned from folk listener. Ages 4-8. HB 6470 $12.95 Vol. 1: EMOTION IN MUSIC Vol. 3: FAMILIES. Meet the families Listening Resource Kits songs with practice using classical selections found on the Demonstrates the expressive of instruments as they explore many CDs. This comprehensive listening & learning resource by Denise Gagne All 5 Sets power of music, even in a different sounds and emotions. 7147 $122 is a boon to all, even non-Kodaly teachers, and incudes Mystery of the Senses: HEARING DVD DVD 5728 Tom & Jerry cartoon. 46 min. 27 min. appendices of song lists, sources, games, plus glossary. This PBS film explores the science and emotions DVD 5726 285 pp. Spiral PB & 4 CDs 6688 $145 involved in our sense of hearing, and the many ways Vol. 4: JAZZ. The Billy Taylor Trio humans and animals use sound. Discover why, in the Vol. 2: PICTURES IN MUSIC joins the Symphony, and with help INTERACTIVE CLASSICS FOR KIDS CD-Roms quietest place on earth, Inuit hunters are losing their Discover how music creates from the audience, demos the ele- Hear the music and stories, read the composer’s bio, hearing. Learn how sound is produced and travels, images in the mind—and in ments of jazz. Jazz is a language, play listening games, all the while improving audio the anatomy of the ear, and how to protect your an art contest! 27 min. and the kids “get” it! 27 min. skills. For Windows. $29.95 ea. hearing. Visit a sound effects lab and meet a film DVD 5727 DVD 5729 3542 Mozart’s Magic Flute composer to see how music and sound affect our 3544 Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker emotions. DVD includes printable PDFs. 52 min. In just 3 minutes a day, implement an all-school program! 3541 Alice in Vivaldi’s Four Seasons DVD 5062 $24.95 Each reproducible text provides the basic program—listening logs, All 3 3557 $79 response journal, instrument worksheets, composer bios with work- sheets. Levels 4 & 5 include a timeline for historical context of the music Peter Tchaikovsky's NUTCRACKER SUITE: Active ESSENTIAL LISTENING ACTIVITIES FOR periods. 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