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This Women’s History Month, be inspired by girls from history who let their voice be heard through music! Here are five books for young readers that will let you share the… Read more Courageous Girls in Music: Books for Women’s History Month →
Talking about music, or any form of art, can be incredibly fun and rewarding, but it can also be a bit intimidating at first. The thing to remember is that… Read more How to Talk About Music →
The best way to approach music is with open ears and curiosity, and this is very true for the main character in Ana Gerhard’s book series Little Stories of Great… Read more Little Stories of Great Composers →
When we want to tell the people we love how we feel there are many different ways to express ourselves. Here are the various ways to show your appreciation. Words… Read more Tokens of Love →
This February, ICAN’s Audio Book Tour features the Derrick Barnes and Gordon C. James book I am Every Good Thing. Airing Thursday, February 18th at 5:00PM Pacific. With a rebroadcast… Read more I am Every Good Thing →
It’s Black History Month, and we want to celebrate by introducing you to five amazing Black composers from classical music history! Joseph Bologne, the Chevalier de Saint-Georges Joseph Bologne was a French… Read more Five Black Composers Who Changed History →
Written by Mete Bakircioglu Welcome back to “The Shape of Music,” a five-part series where we take you through the magic of music—how it works and what makes it sound… Read more The Shape of Music | Wrap Up →
Written by Mete Bakircioglu; Edited by Jackson Poling This is the second section of a two-part lesson where we dissect and analyze the circle of fifths, the treasure map to… Read more The Shape of Music | The Circle of Fifths Part 2 →
Written by Mete Bakircioglu; Edited by Jackson Poling Welcome back to “The Shape of Music,” a five-part series where we take you through the magic of music—how it works and… Read more The Shape of Music | The Circle of Fifths Part 1 →