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Nine Noteworthy Latin American Compo-
sers (Bios, Reviews, Reflection Questions,
and Writing Prompts)—Krista Hart & Daysha
J. P. Underwood, Equity Consultant. Each
musician in this series is introduced with a
quick-read Bio, brief Connections facts, and
a Listening Lab identifying important works
and key elements to discover in each musical
selection. Students may check what they
learned on the Review page, and then connect
with the composer's life and times through
Reflection Questions and a culminating Writing
Prompt. This digital book includes fillable
fields for onscreen use, or you may print and
copy classroom handouts. Edited for cultural
sensitivity by a professional equity consultant.
Musicians include Heitor Villa-Lobos, Astor
Piazzolla, Tito Puente, Antonio Carlos Jobim,
Rita Moreno, Tania Leon, Germaine Franco,
Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Gustavo Dudamel.
11523571F Book Digital Download . . . .14.99
Norton Anthology of Western Music, Vol. 1 -
Ancient to Baroque—Claude V. Palisca,
Donald Jay Grout & J. Peter Burkholder. This
classic anthology of Western Music includes
details from the Ancient to Baroque periods.
A definitive guide to the music of those times.
10302431 Paperback Book
8th Edition . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58.75
10302420 DVD 7th Edition . . . . . . . . .62.50
Norton Anthology of Western Music, Vol. 3 -
20th Century—Claude V. Palisca, Donald Jay
Grout & J. Peter Burkholder. This third volume
of the classic music history series focuses on
Western Music of the 20th Century. A standard
book that belongs in every musician's library.
10302436 Paperback Book
8th Edition . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58.75
On This Day in Music History—Warner, J.
Anyone who has ever read anything about a
favorite musician will find that it is often the
so-called trivia that makes things memorable
about that person. Nowhere is this more
apparent than in this book. Add the context
of the progression of hundreds of parallel
lives through the timeline of a pseudo
calendar format and it becomes anything but
commonplace. This is especially intriguing
when coupled with music history. Over 2,000
entries are listed in chronological order,
covering every day of the year. By combining
a calendar format with wonderful photos and
illustrations, and an elevated element of trivia,
this new kind of to-the-point history in on-this-
day format sets a new trend in books for the
instant gratification of 21st-century culture.
5988659 Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25.00
Pop-Culture Pedagody in the Music
Classroom (Teaching Tools from American
Idol to YouTube)—Nicole Biamonte. Teachers
the world over are discovering the importance
and benefits of incorporating popular culture
into the music classroom. Students' familiarity
with recorded music, videos, games, and
other increasingly accessible multimedia
material can enliven course content and foster
interactive learning and participation. Ideas and
techniques are presented for teaching music
classes using elements of popular culture that
resonate with students' everyday lives. From
popular songs and genres to covers, mixes,
mashups, and video games such as Dance
Dance Revolution and Guitar Hero, to television
shows like American Idol, this exciting collection
offers pedagogical models for incorporating pop
culture and its associated technologies into a
wide variety of music courses.
10186046 Paperback Book . . . . . . . . .69.00
Ska: The Rhythm of Liberation—Heather
Augustyn. In this book, the author examines
how ska music first emerged in Jamaica
as a fusion of popular, traditional, and even
classical musical forms. As a genre, it was a
connection to Africa, a means of expression
and protest, and a respite from the struggles of
colonization and grinding poverty. Ska would
later travel with West Indian immigrants to the
United Kingdom, where British youth embraced
the music, blending it with punk and pop and
working its origins as a music of protest and
escape into their present lives. The fervor of
the music matched the energy of the streets as
racism, poverty, and violence ran rampant. But
ska called for brotherhood and unity.
10467503 Hardcover Book . . . . . . . . .45.00
Song and System (The Making of American
Pop Music)—Harvey Rachlin. This investigatio
n of how music entered American homes
and became a cultural institution that would
expand to become a multibillion-dollar industry
weaves a history of the evolution of pop music
in tandem with the music business. Exploding
in the 1950s and '60s with pop stars like Elvis
and the Beatles, the music industry used new
technologies like television to promote live
shows and record releases. More recently,
the development of online streaming services
has forced the music industry to cultivate new
promotion, distribution, copyright, and profit
strategies. Pop music and its business have
defined our shared cultural history. This not
only charts the music that we all know and
love but also reveals our active participation in
its development throughout generations. This
great resource for recent music history delves
into all of this and more!
11207718 Hardcover Book . . . . . . . . .33.00
Soundscapes: Exploring Music in a
Changing World—Kay Kaufman Shelemay.
A global approach to music across cultures,
this book helps students listen to all music
and understand its place in an interconnected
world. Using a three-part organization,
this presents music as an ever-changing,
geographically unrestrained form of human
expression. Music fundamentals are presented
from a global perspective, like using an Indian
raga to introduce intervals. Listening guides
feature "what to listen for" boxes highlighting
essential features of each work, and interactive
listening guides compatible with mobile devices
allow students to focus on essential features
as they listen online anytime, anywhere.
Accessible text, streamlined design, and
engaging pedagogy!
10942487 Paperback Book . . . . . . . .130.00
Teach Yourself Music History (Everything
You Need to Know About Music - from
Antiquity to Today)—L.C. Harnsberger &
Donny Trieu. Teach Yourself Music History
is a thoroughly enjoyable overview of all the
major periods of Western music: Medieval,
Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic,
and Modern. World history timelines and visual
examples of fine art in each period help relate
musical events to familiar moments in history.
You will also receive access to over 13 hours of
streaming audio of complete movements and
entire pieces featured in the book!
10449138 Book & CD . . . . . . . . . . . . .24.99
This Day in Music (An Everyday Record of
Musical Feats and Facts)—Neil Cossar. All the
significant events in the history of rock and pop
music are brought together in one giant diary,
documenting the facts, figures, dates, times,
places, and most of all, the stars that made rock
and pop the most vibrant art form of the 20th and
21st centuries. From New Year's Day to New
Year's Eve, here is all the information you need
to know, set out so you can look up the dates
that interest you or simply pore through the year,
month by month, day by day.
10318557 Hardcover Book . . . . . . . . .29.95
Voice Collectors (Stories and Songs of
Chinese Culture Bearers)—Le Zhang &
Sarah H. Watts/ed. Karen Howard. In this
vibrant collection of different musical traditions
from China, 32 Chinese men and women
joyfully recall their musical experiences and
share popular or significant songs from their
home provinces. Each chapter includes
a biographical sketch and photograph of
its culture bearer, followed by a vocal or
instrumental selection of their choosing.
Beautiful recordings featuring authentic musical
performances are included, along with notation,
background and translations, pinyin, and audio
pronunciation guides. Each chapter also
includes ideas for classroom use - extensions,
activities, and discussion questions.
11375533 Paperback Book . . . . . . . . .26.95
The Women of Western Music (Hildegard
to Ella)—Anna Wentlent. Balance your music
history curriculum with this indispensable
classroom resource! This long-awaited manual
focuses exclusively on the female artists
who haven't made it into most textbooks.
Biographies, student assessments, and
recordings are included for 18 important women
who enriched the world with their incredible
talents, such as Clara Schumann, Amy Beach,
Marian Anderson, Ethel Merman, and Billie
Holiday. The book is 100% reproducible and is
also available as a convenient digital download
- perfect for remote or in-person learning!
10738834 Book & CD
& Enhanced CD . . . . . . . . .34.99
The Women of Western Music: Hildegard
to Ella (Interactive Slides)—Anna Wentlent.
Balance your music history curriculum
with this indispensable interactive slide
presentation that focuses exclusively on the
female musicians who haven't made it into
most textbooks. Biographies, assessments,
and embedded recordings are included
for 18 important women who enriched the
world with their incredible talents. Purchase
includes permission to project or share within
one school or organization through Google
Classroom, email, or other platforms. You will
receive a personal copy of the slides in both
PowerPoint and Google Slides formats as a
digital download.
11333589F Digital Resources
Interactive slides . . . . . . . . .34.99
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