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  • 5 Days of Mozart: Day 4, Fantasia in C minor, Mozart Flipbook & a Fun Mozart Quiz

    5 Days of Mozart: Day 4, Fantasia in C minor, Mozart Flipbook & a Fun Mozart Quiz

    For some more Mozart fun, today there are two new activities for you to try at home: a printable do-it-yourself flipbook and a simple Mozart quiz. Mozart Flipbook This a fun little flipbook is a great offline activity to do at home and boost your knowledge of Mozart. Just print it out and follow the…

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  • 5 Days of Mozart: Day 3, Marriage of Figaro, Mozart Coloring, & Mozart Word Searches

    5 Days of Mozart: Day 3, Marriage of Figaro, Mozart Coloring, & Mozart Word Searches

    It’s time for some fun Mozart activities! There are two types of activities below. The coloring pages might be more exciting for the younger ones (K-2). The word searches might be better for the older ones (3-5). But, anyone can do whichever appeals to them most! Mozart Coloring Color Online or Print:Mozart Coloring Page 1…

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  • 5 Days of Mozart: Day 2, Alla Turca & Mozart Fun Facts

    5 Days of Mozart: Day 2, Alla Turca & Mozart Fun Facts

    Today, we are going to look at some fun facts about Mozart. And, to make it more interesting, I have put these facts into a timeline of Mozart. Remember that Mozart was a child prodigy. He wrote a lot of his most famous music when he was only a kid! As such, our timeline will…

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  • 5 Days of Mozart: Day 1, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik & a Mozart Story

    5 Days of Mozart: Day 1, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik & a Mozart Story

    This week, I would like to introduce you to famous composer who was quite a childhood prodigy. Most know him as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart or simply “Mozart”. You may have also heard him called “Amadeus”. And, I would like to begin with a story about his name. See, Mozart himself couldn’t always decide what others…

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  • 9 Simple and Effective Tips to Get Your Child Practicing

    9 Simple and Effective Tips to Get Your Child Practicing

    Practicing music at home is something that every teacher encourages religiously. After all, it’s extremely important! Students just don’t make the same kind of progress when practice doesn’t happen and their motivation levels fade quickly. That said, students who otherwise might be excited to practice can easily come across many obstacles when they are at…

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  • Complete Guide for Continuing Music Learning at Home

    Complete Guide for Continuing Music Learning at Home

    Every day, music should be a part of every home, for the entire family to enjoy and learn about together. Here are some resources for parents to help make that possible for their household. Whether your child is a student at Open School, enrolled in private or group lessons, both, or none of the above,…

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  • Open School’s “One Pitch at a Time” Music Resources

    Open School’s “One Pitch at a Time” Music Resources

    For the second year in a row, students in Open School clusters that include 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades have the opportunity to participate in Music Karate! Here are some great resources to help you continue the learning experience at home.

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  • Electronic Drum Pads (a.k.a. Table-top Drum Kits): The Cheaper, Quieter, Space-Saving Alternative to the Full-Size Drum Kits

    Electronic Drum Pads (a.k.a. Table-top Drum Kits): The Cheaper, Quieter, Space-Saving Alternative to the Full-Size Drum Kits

    When it comes to drum practice, full-size drum kits can be expensive and take up a lot of space. On top of that, acoustic drum kits are loud and electronic drum kits require additional equipment (headphones or an amplifier) just to hear it. A more affordable and space-saving alternative for drum practice is an electronic…

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  • The Value of Being All-In

    The Value of Being All-In

    Thirty-some years ago when I was in elementary school, I was what you might call overbooked. Let’s see, there was gymnastics, swim class, math club, cub scouts, church functions, school band, school orchestra, piano lessons, trumpet lessons, homework, and the list goes on. On one hand, I am surprised I had time to be a…

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  • Tuning Your Drums for the Perfect Sound

    Tuning Your Drums for the Perfect Sound

    Tuning a drum is not an overly complicated process, but it does require a little “know how”. The two most important things to consider are: Getting the drum to sound good it must be in tune with itself (all places you hit should be the same pitch), and for a drum kit, each drum must…

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