Have you ever used a recorder? They are taught across many schools because of their easiness to learn! Color the diagrams and learn more about each part of the recorder and its awesome history. Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
Print out the handout below and follow the instructions to create your own native flute! Warbling is a musical effect that can be seen in Indigenous flute music, as well as other wind instruments like the harmonica. Warbling can also be heard in animals like birds, in string instruments like …
Join ASI Teacher Sophie and learn about the famous symphony Peter and the Wolf” by Sergei Prokofiev to learn about different sections and instruments within classical symphonic orchestras. How can we connect the sounds they make to the sounds of different animals? At the end of the lesson, we have …
In this video lesson, we use glass bottles and tap water to learn more about the musical and scientific concept of pitch and create a laboratory of sound in our very own kitchen! At the end, we learn how to play the timeless song, “Hot Cross Buns”. At the links …
All instrument can be categorized into five categories, or “musical families.” These five families are String, Keyboard, Percussion, Woodwind and Brass. Use the handout below to practice organizing the instruments into the five families. Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts Answers: The …
Lesson Learn about the oboe and the difference between high sounds and low sounds on an instrument. Recommended Ages Kindergarten and first grade Step 1 Explain what an oboe is. The oboe is a woodwind instrument played with a small mouth piece made of two reeds, known as a “double reed.” …
