music
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Virtual Choir
One of the coolest things I’ve seen using the ‘net. how they did it Continue reading
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Composer for January 2009: Nicolas Gombert
Nicolas Gombert from eClassical.com: Flemish composer Nicolas Gombert (1495-1560). He was one of the most famous and influential composers between Josquin Desprez and Palestrina, and best represents the fully-developed, complex polyphonic style of this period in music history. more: Wikipedia… Continue reading
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Cute Song from Le Papillon
Last year, the family enjoyed a French movie called Le Papillon. There are a few adult-themed moments in the movie; we either pre-screen and then ff when watching with the kids, or talk over the dialogue. But the child and… Continue reading
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Music Notation Software
PrintMusic Quick Score Elite Comparison chart here I’ve wanted one for YEEEEAARRSSSS…. soon…. Continue reading
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April Shower of Photos, Day 13
Matt Maher concert!! Awesome break mid-week. Pictures by the kids. Josh Blakesley, Matt Maher, Kelly Pease Continue reading
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Kuwento
Aisa and I have been working on High School of Your Dreams. She’s picked her texts and I’ve ordered most of them. We have to backtrack to Algebra 1 because I mistakenly assumed she was done and had her do… Continue reading
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Mozart, the Sweet Composer
Our homeschooling group has chosen Mozart as Composer of the Month, so I’ve been doing some sleuthing. Interesting tidbit: Bruno Nettl (professor of music and anthropology emeritus at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and a founder and past president… Continue reading