I have always enjoyed classical music and wanted to share it with my children, but with the busy pace of life and the limits to the homeschooling budget, I never got around to any sort of organized way to do it. Inevitably, the various CDs I had on hand were forgotten and unused.My oldest son Micah and I decided to create a simple way for families just like ours to learn about and appreciate the work of classical music composers without a big expense and with little-to-no prep time for the mom. The result is Classical Composers Monthly!
Micah and I have scoured the internet for the very best resources we could find, and have packaged them up in a simple, accessible way that doesn't require any special technical knowledge. It saves busy homeschools moms a ton of time and frustration, and gets the kids engaged quickly and easily.
You are all welcome to check out our collection about George Frideric Handel for FREE! There are a bunch of videos, audios, ebooks, and more to help you and your children get to know him and his work!
3 comments:
This looks like a convenient way to have classical music resources easily available. Because the one you're showing is Handel, I was reminded of a really fun video I saw last winter with a creative way of going through the Halelujah chorus-- here's a link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyviyF-N23A
Is it $9.95 per month or for the whole year?
$9.95 for the entire year. :)
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