Themes To Remember Vol. 1, Classical Magic

Marjorie Persons has written light-hearted, educational lyrics to 127 of the world’s most beautiful classical music themes.

Themes to Remember #1 Teacher Guide

The guides give proposals for using each of the 40 classical music themes in each volume to introduce the relevant music concepts and the appropriate National Music Teaching Standards.

Themes To Remember Vol 2, Classical Magic

Volume 2 features all four of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite and Stravinsky’s Firebird Suite and lots more.

Themes to Remember #2 Teacher Guide

The Teacher's Guide for Volume #2 follows the same format as Volume #1 for 40 additional classical music themes. This curriculum material is adaptable to any age level

Classical Karaoke For Kids, Themes To Remember, Vol. 3

What a wonderful way to introduce your students, children and grandchildren to a lifetime adventure with classical music.

From The New World, Themes To Remember 4,

This book and CD have lyrics for each of the 12 main themes in Dvorák's From the New World Symphony.

Portraits Of The Music Masters

Original portraits of the most famous composers with a short biography that includes the most interesting facts of the composer’s life.

Large Composer Portraits (8 1/2 x 11)

Enlarged (8 1/2" x 11") sets of 41 black and white composer portraits are available, including hard-to-find portraits such as Offenbach, Suppé, Smetana, and Joplin.

Can You Name That Classical Tune - CD

A CD with twenty themes from Volume 1 of Themes To Remember with a music only track followed by a music-with-lyrics track for each theme.

Magnificent Masters Of Music

This is one of the BEST products I have come across in a long time!! It's a great course in Music Appreciation. These magnificent masters of music will come to life when you hear these songs. Learn about Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Liszt, Verdi and Brahms to songs about their lives put to their own music.

The Profound Effects Of Music On Life

Is it important to give your children music lessons? When should you begin musical training for your kids? Is music just some nice little extra that you should do with your children?