Music—LDS Homeschooling in California—and everywhere!


Recommendations Free Resources Curriculum By Subject Choosing Curriculum Learning by Listening Virtual Field Trips	Music Music is a big part of our lives and can effect us for good or bad. Some music invites the spirit and some drives it away. Certain music has even been shown to increase brain power. Stanford University found that playing musical instruments improves reading ability. President Gordon B. Hinckley said, "Let there be music in the home. If you have teenagers who have their own recordings, you will be prone to describe the sound as something other than music. Let them hear something better occasionally. Expose them to it. It will speak for itself. More of appreciation will come than you may think. It may not be spoken, but it will be felt, and its influence will become increasingly manifest as the years pass." (Ensign. Nov. 1975, p. 38) Quality classical CDs can be found inexpensively almost everywhere that sells CDs. I have listed a few favorites below to get you started. If you aren't familiar with classical music yourself, start by listening to a classical music station like KUSC. TOP
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	Free Resources Inspiring Music Worthy Thoughts By Boyd K. Packer A Closer Look at Popular Music By Lex deAzevedo The Eternal Nature of the Law of Chastity By Gene R. Cook Michael Ballam's Education Week Notes The Power of Music By Tamara Leatham Bailey and Christie Giles Do You Hear What I Hear? By Randy and Susan Boothe Blessing Your Home with Music By Sally Peterson Brinton Practice Makes Possible By Heber J. Grant Creativity and the Latter-day Saint By Crawford Gates The Power of Hymns By Merrill J. Bateman Worship through Music By Dallin H. Oaks Music: Apples or Onions? By Jack R. Christianson Popular Music Guidelines By Larry Bastian The Cream of the Crop By Joan C. Hansen For What It’s Worth By Randal S. Chase Orchestrating Family Memories By Michael F. Moody The Mozart Effect Career Opportunities in the Arts By Lorin F. Wheelwright Sweet Harmony: Mormon Youth Symphony and Chorus By Kathleen Lubeck Institute of American Music LDS Church Music BYU Radio Mormon Tabernacle Choir KBYU-FM Classical Music KUSC Classical Music Station Classic Cat - Free Classical Downloads Classics for Kids Meet the Composers from KDFC Mozart All About Beethoven PBS Arts Practicespot Notereading Wizard Gary Ewers Easy Music Theory Ricci Adams Music Theory Hypermusic New York Philharmonic Kidzone SFS Kids Fun with Music Play Music Stage Dallas Symphony Orchestra's Music Room Guide to Renaissance Instruments Musical Instrument Gallery Musical Instrument Encyclopedia Music Theory Music Theory Flash Cards List of Musical Terms Nine Easy-to-Make Musical Instruments for Kids Prelude Music Therapy How a Piano Works Free Piano Lessons Free Online Piano Lessons My Sheet Music Free Lessons Free Group Guitar Lessons Free Guitar Lessons

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