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Sherry Bowlsby

I wish I had some input for you.

Capt. Lookatmy Broadside
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Posted at 9:55 am on Apr 12, 2012

I don't really know enough about music to know what to suggest.
The only thing I ever really used for music appreciation consistently was Coloring the Classics.
The music was "right there" and the kids listened and colored. Simple.
I had bought some composer tapes from RR, but we never really did get into listening to them.

Other messages in this thread:

Brainstorming here. I'm trying to come up with an idea for an e-mailer or book or something - cellomom - 10:58:17 PM on 04/11/2012 (12)

I ran this by Michaela and this is her suggestion: - Sherry (Bowlsby) - 2:44:27 PM on 04/12/2012

I think there is one like that (Harmony music), but I will investigate that route just to make sure. - cellomom - 2:58:28 PM on 04/12/2012

I wish I had some input for you. - Sherry (Bowlsby) - 9:55:16 AM on 04/12/2012

Yes. I was trying to think of something simple that people would actually do - cellomom - 1:15:54 PM on 04/12/2012

SO, would the music appreciation course have some mini-bios to go with the listening schedule? - Greta Lea:) - 9:41:58 AM on 04/12/2012

That i was thinking...maybe links or something to some already nicely - cellomom - 1:16:54 PM on 04/12/2012

I actually have been looking for..... - Elaine - 7:56:58 AM on 04/12/2012

I'm only ever one other HS resource that had something besides classical. - cellomom - 1:14:54 PM on 04/12/2012

I figured there wasn't much out there.... - Elaine - 12:17:26 PM on 04/13/2012

Seriously. I think you could. I would have him do a few short bios, and then one paper to round it out. [NT] - cellomom - 7:50:37 PM on 04/13/2012

Girl, my ds has a Rock-n-Roll encyclopedia and then some book that Rolling Stones did... - Greta Lea:) - 9:47:00 AM on 04/12/2012

My ds is like that about cars. :) - Elaine - 12:14:04 PM on 04/13/2012