Music Appreciation and Music History from the Middle Ages Thru Classical Era
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Make teaching music appreciation fun and easy with these click-and-go lesson plans for all grades of students! This set includes 36 low-prep lessons perfect for engaging students in learning about music history. Quick and easy setup for the music teacher, homeschool mom, or high schooler doing the lessons independently!
Description:
This Middle Ages through Classical Era music appreciation and music history curriculum (full lesson plans) consists of 36 lessons about the music, genres, styles, and composers of Western Music from the years 450-1799. You'll learn about Gregorian Chant, music of the Eastern Orthodox church, the beginnings of musical notation, organum, Medieval church modes, Hildegard von Bingen, Guido d'Arezzo, Josquin des Prez, madrigals, motets, the beginnings of opera, music of the Reformation, Buxtehude, Vivaldi, Bach, hymn writers, Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and many more!
**An updated version was uploaded on November 20, 2021. All links were updated and quizzes and answers have been added. Also, the curriculum has been expanded from 18 to 36 lessons! (If you prefer the older 18-lesson version, it is included as well)
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Here's what you'll get:
- Lesson Plans with composer bios, descriptions of styles/genres, and video links
- Notebooking Pages to keep students engaged
- Extensive Bibliography for further study
- Log of Hours printable (for homeschooled high schoolers to track their hours)
- Quizzes and Quiz Answer keys
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Your students will love learning about the huge variety of music that came about in the 20th century. They'll begin to see how past music affected what came next and even music that's popular today.
Prep is quick and easy... Just print the student notebooking pages, have a way to play the videos for your class (homeschooling just one student? You can even just use your phone!), open up your lesson, and you're ready for a fun and exciting class!
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Table of Contents:
Music Appreciation: Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque, & Classical Eras
Lesson 1 .....................Sacred Music of the Early Middle Ages ~ Saint Augustine and Boethius
Lesson 2 .....................Music of the Eastern Orthodox Church
Lesson 3 .....................Sacred Music of the Early Middle Ages ~ Hildegard of Bingen and Medieval Church Modes
Lesson 4 .....................Sacred Music of the Early Middle Ages ~ Guido of Arezzo and Guidonian Hand
Lesson 5 .....................Secular Music of the Middle Ages ~ Minstrels, Troubadours, and Trouvères
Lesson 6 .....................Secular Music of the Middle Ages ~ Minnesinger, Meistersinger, and Estampie
Lesson 7 .....................The Development of Polyphony (Organum)
Lesson 8 .....................Guillaume de Machaut
Lesson 9 .....................Instruments of the Middle Ages
Lesson 10 .....................Dunstable and Dufay
Lesson 11 .....................Renaissance Music and Ockeghem
Lesson 12 .....................Josquin des Prez
Lesson 13 .....................Palestrina
Lesson 14 .....................Gabrieli
Lesson 15 .....................Music of the Protestant Reformation, part 1
Lesson 16 .....................Music of the Protestant Reformation, part 2
Lesson 17 .....................Renaissance Madrigals
Lesson 18 .....................Renaissance Instruments
Lesson 19 .....................Early Baroque Instrumental Music
Lesson 20 .....................Intro to the Baroque period and Instrumental Forms
Lesson 21 .....................Schütz, Buxtehude, & Pachelbel
Lesson 22 .....................Opera ~ Caccini, Monteverdi, Lully, and Purcell
Lesson 23 .....................Keyboard and String Composers
Lesson 24 .....................J.S. Bach, part 1
Lesson 25 .....................J.S. Bach, part 2
Lesson 26 .....................Handel
Lesson 27 .....................Hymn Writers Watts, Wesley, Newton, Billings
Lesson 28 .....................Classical Period Forms
Lesson 29 .....................More Classical Period Forms
Lesson 30 .....................Haydn
Lesson 31 .....................Mozart, part 1
Lesson 32 .....................Mozart, part 2
Lesson 33 .....................Scarlatti, J.C. Bach, C.P.E. Bach
Lesson 34 .....................Gluck and Paganini
Lesson 35 .....................Beethoven, part 1
Lesson 36 .....................Beethoven, part 2
Appendix Notebooking pages, Worksheets, Bibliography, Quizzes, & Answers
Older Version: .....................18 Lessons in Music Appreciation: Middle Ages Through Classical Period
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Check out the FREE PREVIEW for the Table of Contents and a lesson example.
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(Used with 9th grade students.)
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Continue your studies with all my music appreciation curricula:
- 20th Century European and South American Music Appreciation
- 20th Century American Music Appreciation
- Music Appreciation of the Romantic Era (1800s)
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