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How to use
Supplementary Books for Students
with the Blue-Line Music Teaching Method
Our recommended books offer
students additional ways to learn about and appreciate the songs they
are playing:
 ►Read
the biographies to your class, or assign them as extra-credit
opportunities.
►Keep the
The
Billboard Illustrated Encyclopedia of Classical Music
in the classroom and encourage students to use it to answer questions that
come up in class, or for reports.
►The charming stories and caricatures in
Lives of the Musicians
may inspire your class to learn more about new
composers, or research, illustrate and write their own stories about
composers who aren't mentioned in the book.
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One of our teachers had her class create panoramas of famous individuals.
After reading this book, one student made a shoebox
version of Beethoven's chaotic apartment, complete with unwashed dishes
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How to
use supplementary books
for teachers
How to use
online and multimedia music and music history resources
The Blue-Line Music Teaching Method for Recorder will soon be available for your use. For information,
please contact us.
If
you are in a position to support music programs financially, please help us
sponsor our programs. Thank you!
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Materials for you and
your students
- Books
- DVDs
- Video Tapes
- CD Recordings
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Online resources
- Composer biographies
- Lyrics
- Song history
- Music appreciation
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Information to aid
you in preparing funding proposals for arts programs
- Benefits of music
education
- Potential sources of
support
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- Contact us
for more information.
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