Post may contain affiliate links to materials I recommend. Read my full disclosure statement. Norton Programmed (self-teaching) Texts in Music Theory Scales, Intervals, Keys, Triads, Rhythm, and Meter by Claire Boge, John Clough and Joyce Conley This programmed interactive text introduces the basics of music theory and part writing and can be used with high […]

I’ve really enjoyed reading your website. I am newly married and my husband and I would like to homeschool our future children using a classical curriculum. You say that Arts should be included in curriculum, but I wonder how you practice this? I have no background in music or art and I haven’t been able […]

Harmony Fine Arts plans organize great art and music appreciation resources into a four-year cycle of history and then seasons each week with a Charlotte Mason flavor. These plans are available for Grades 1-12 and will offer families three different options for art study and a detailed plan for music appreciation. Each flexible and easy-to-use […]

Article by Gerald Crawford Music can play a very important part in many people’s lives and while it is enjoyable to listen to and to play, it can also offer theraputic benefits as well. If you can introduce music at an early age, then your children will become more comfortable with the concept of learning […]

If you like flute music, you’ll love this CD of hymns for piano and flute by the Hemmer sisters, Melody and Faith. Contact the Hemmers at faithandmelodyhemmer @ yahoo.com to purchase a copy. Half the proceeds go to Colleen Moeller.

I’ve really enjoyed reading your website. It is full of useful information but it is also navigable which I find many homeschool pages aren’t – thank you!! I am newly married and my husband and I would like to homeschool our future children using a classical curriculum. You say that Arts should be included in […]