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Displaying 1 to 7 of 7 Lesson Plans files.
» 183.0 KiB - 921 hits - 1 November 2009
This lesson plan (four days + a performance) is designed to teach music students about Analyzing and Composing in the Romantic Style. Although originally created for a class sizes of 6-8 piano students ranging in age from 9-15, these plans may be easily adapted for other uses. Please also see / print the handouts for Day 1, 2, and 3 (there are no handouts for Day 4).
» 79.8 KiB - 401 hits - 1 November 2009
This handout is designed for use with the "Analyzing and Composing in the Romantic Period" lesson plan. This lesson plan (four days + a performance) is designed to teach music students about Analyzing and Composing in the Romantic Style. Although originally created for a class sizes of 6-8 piano students ranging in age from 9-15, these plans may be easily adapted for other uses.
» 281.4 KiB - 817 hits - 8 November 2009
Answer sheet for the DAY 1: Periods of Music History worksheet.
» 71.7 KiB - 271 hits - 1 November 2009
This handout is designed for use with the "Analyzing and Composing in the Romantic Period" lesson plan. This lesson plan (four days + a performance) is designed to teach music students about Analyzing and Composing in the Romantic Style. Although originally created for a class sizes of 6-8 piano students ranging in age from 9-15, these plans may be easily adapted for other uses.
» 73.7 KiB - 291 hits - 1 November 2009
This handout is designed for use with the "Analyzing and Composing in the Romantic Period" lesson plan. This lesson plan (four days + a performance) is designed to teach music students about Analyzing and Composing in the Romantic Style. Although originally created for a class sizes of 6-8 piano students ranging in age from 9-15, these plans may be easily adapted for other uses.
» 237.7 KiB - 721 hits - 8 November 2009
Answer sheet to DAY 2: Stylistic Traits of Romantic Music worksheet.
» 77.4 KiB - 293 hits - 1 November 2009
This handout is designed for use with the "Analyzing and Composing in the Romantic Period" lesson plan. This lesson plan (four days + a performance) is designed to teach music students about Analyzing and Composing in the Romantic Style. Although originally created for a class sizes of 6-8 piano students ranging in age from 9-15, these plans may be easily adapted for other uses.