Dances with Style! – Habanera
What is Stylized Dance? Sometimes music makes us want to tap our toes and move our feet – especially if that music is a dance! In classical music, the word… Read more Dances with Style! – Habanera →
Posts by Emma Riggle
Dances with Style! – Waltz
What is Stylized Dance? Sometimes music makes us want to tap our toes and move our feet – especially if that music is a dance! In classical music, the word… Read more Dances with Style! – Waltz →
Dances with Style! – Juba
What is Stylized Dance? Sometimes music makes us want to tap our toes and move our feet – especially if that music is a dance! In classical music, the word… Read more Dances with Style! – Juba →
Dances with Style! – Gigue
What is Stylized Dance? Sometimes music makes us want to tap our toes and move our feet – especially if that music is a dance! In classical music, the word… Read more Dances with Style! – Gigue →
Dances with Style! – Minuet
What is Stylized Dance? Sometimes music makes us want to tap our toes and move our feet – especially if that music is a dance! In classical music, the word… Read more Dances with Style! – Minuet →
Musical Poetry for Kids
April is National Poetry Month! There’s lots of poetry out there written for kids (or for grownups who love play and using their imagination)! And for as long as humans… Read more Musical Poetry for Kids →
Exploring Black Art History
How many Black artists do you know of? February is Black History Month, and it’s a great time to learn about some of the Black artists who have drawn their… Read more Exploring Black Art History →
Music and Memories
Memories can be full of feelings – sometimes happy feelings, sometimes sad ones, sometimes in-between. Music is a great way to work through feelings. Lots of composers have done just… Read more Music and Memories →
The Sounds and Sights of Winter
With snow, ice, and chilly wind, winter is a season full of its own sights and sounds. There are so many ways to describe them! Artists, poets, and composers all… Read more The Sounds and Sights of Winter →