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Carnegie Hall Offers Music Tools for Young Learners
02-16-2022
We have included a note about Carnegie Hall’s Musical Explorers free online curriculum for early learners before, but with new material, it is better than ever. If you want to engage early learners in active musical exploration, it is an excellent (and delightful) free resource.
And if you are getting primary grades students excited about music, Carnegie Hall will help you introduce them to the idea of a conductor. Their new six-minute video, “Conduct Like a Maestro,” teaches kids about the role that a conductor plays in leading an orchestra.
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