Music Theory and Composition Resources for the Secondary General Music Classroom

A revolutionary approach to music theory! This state-of-the-art series of books and recordings is carefully designed to make theory easier to learn and teach. It really works! One of the many features that

It's all here - theory and ear training, notation, composition, and history, complete in three volumes. Especially designed to creatively enrich the curricula of beginning instrumental, choral, and general

This resource is designed for jazz enthusiasts and musicians who want to have a better understanding of the language of jazz. To successfully navigate this all-in-one jazz theory course, you should be

This reproducible collection of 60 one-page quizzes covers a variety of subjects related to beginning music theory and reading. Sections included are: The Basics; Rhythm; Note Names; Key Signatures;

This collection of projects is designed for the busy music teacher who needs help with starting or organizing a music technology course, or who simply wants to add some music tech or songwriting into the

Use these worksheets to get your students composing their own melodies, accompaniments, and rhythm patterns! These worksheets are designed to help guide students from lower elementary through middle and

This reproducible book will encourage and enable your students to develop solid rhythmic reading skills. It features 100 pages containing 575 exercises in a variety of time signatures. New concepts are

Don't expect your students to read music until they are "ready to read music."  This 100% reproducible book is packed with four sequential units of eight lessons each, all designed to prepare your

Here are 30 more self-guided lessons and reproducible activity sheets covering the basics of music theory. This volume will expand your students' musical knowledge of note values, rhythm reading, time

This well-organized book provides step-by-step sequential lessons for developing the three basic elements of music: listening, reading, and writing.  Rhythm, note, and interval concepts are taught in

This movie music unit is a great way to engage upper-elementary and middle school students and get them composing, listening, analyzing, and thinking about music. Students explore the importance of music

These self-guided lessons and ready-to-use reproducible activity sheets are ideal for choir, band, general music class and orchestra. Perhaps no skill is more relevant in learning to sight-read and the

This helpful book with reproducible pages helps students understand the concepts of beat, rhythm, accents, duration, value, meter and syncopation. All lessons are presented in a logical sequence with games

This collection of mini-lessons is designed to be a fun way for music educators to incorporate technology into their music classes! These lessons are primarily aimed at the middle school or younger students

Each of the thirty lessons are presented in a logical sequence and help students experiment with scales, intervals, solfege & hand signs, key signatures, notation, sight-reading, harmony and much more.

This is a series of short exercises designed to address sight-reading skills within the limited rehearsal time that teachers face daily. The reproducible exercises are easy-to-use and will take only 3 to 5

This collection of music technology project ideas can be used seasonally throughout the year. Perfect for music educators to add a little bit of music technology into their regular curriculum or as a

The Level A workbook provides students ages 6-10 with a solid foundation in music theory through fun and engaging lessons, sight-reading and ear training games, and practical applications. Lessons covered

This innovative curriculum introduces the elements of rhythmic notation through movement-based class activities. Designed to be seamlessly integrated into your music class or ensemble rehearsal, each

The Level B workbook provides students ages 6-10 with a solid foundation in music theory through fun and engaging lessons, sight-reading and ear training games, and practical applications. Concepts covered

The Level C workbook provides students ages 6-10 with a solid foundation in music theory through fun and engaging lessons, sight-reading and ear training games, and practical applications. Concepts covered