Bells! Bells! Bells! Even insturments with the same name can have very different sounds. Try our Name That Bell quiz to test your ears!
Read MoreLet’s rock and roll through the alphabet of drumming icons!
Read MoreGrab a drum, learn the rhythms and you can Jam Too!
Read MoreThe people of Italy take to their balconies and unite in song even though COVID-19 has tried to keep them apart.
Read MoreA little girl with big dreams and a big voice to match conquers the word during the Harlem Renaissance.
Read MoreUse composition blocks to create your very own piece of avant-garde music!
Read MoreBlast off on an adventure through space! The soundtrack? The Planets by Gustav Holst, of course!
Read MoreSailors and songs! Learn why music was so important to getting word done at sea!
Read MoreHalf Note believes the staff is better off without her. How will they make her believe the composer needs her just as much as all the other notes?
Read MoreThe 12-Bar Blues on harmonica made easy! For kids and grownups!
Read MoreWe’ve got the Blues! The Mississippi Blues Trail, to be exact. Join Bo Willie on his journey to find his pup Yellow Dog and experience the sights and sounds this historic trail has to offer.
Read MoreA broken, old guitar gets a second chance to shine and make a guitarrista out of a little girl with a big dream
Read MoreBefore there was DO, RE, MI, there was UT, RE, MI and the young Italian monk who created the basis for the system that singers around the world recognize and use as a way to learn music.
Read MoreKeep and match a steady beat while practicing the basics of beat matching!
Read MoreHear how musicians can make entirely new songs using music from other artists!
Read MoreBring the sound of the ocean to your fingertips!
Read MoreHow Pianist Mahani Teave took 80,000 bottles from the ocean and turned them into Rapa Nui’s first music school.
Read MoreLet’s hear it for the girls! The girls of Mama Mable's All-Gal Big Band are heading to a town near you! Get ready for good music and good times!
Read MoreMister Rogers discovered how he could use music to “turn sadness into sunshine” and for more than 50 years, that is exactly what he did for children (and grown-ups!) all over the world.
Read MoreWith just a few simple materials, you can rock out on your very own box guitar!
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