Looking for some good literature to help you with your music studies? Here are some resource books that you might find interesting.
*How To Get Your Child To Practice without Resorting To Violence by Cynthia V. Richards
*Nurtured By Love by Shinichi Suzuki
*Music Theory For Children by Michiko Yurko
*Ready-To-Use Music Activities Kit by Audrey J. Adair
*Winning Rhythms by Edward L. Ayola
*Mommy, Can We Practice Now? by M. Marie Parkinson
*Great Composers And Their Music by Audrey J. Adair
*Stories Of Composers For Young Musicians by Catherine Wolff Kendall
*Women Making Music Edited by Jane Bowers and Judith Tick
(there are many authors for the different sections of this book)
*A Coloring Book Of Great Composers with text by David Brownell and art by Nancy Conkle
*Complete Handbook Of Music Games And Activities For Early Childhood by Margaret Athey
and Gwen Hotchkiss
*All I Really Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten by Robert Fulghum
(this is not really a music resource but it speaks to common sense
learning and teaching dynamics)
If any of these titles pique your interest, you may read a synopsis of them online in such places as Google and Amazon. Your local library is always a treasure trove of books and information, of course, as well as local book stores.
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