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America's Stories - See, Hear and
Sing
- Watch a movie, hear a song, play a tune from America's past.
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American Music
Collections
- The American Music Collections document this country's diverse popular music and performance
traditions. The strength of these collections is the music of the late nineteenth through the twentieth centuries including Big Band jazz,
Gospel and African American sacred music, and folk music.
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Kids' Castle
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Smithsonian site has information to kids' questions on sports, history, the arts, travel, science and air and space, all with great
photos.
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Sing-Along with National Institute of Environmental
Health Sciences
- NIEHS has included this sing-along section to teach environmental health science through
song.
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Sound Site
- Close your
eyes, open your ears, and explore the world of sound! This neat site has audio clips, activities, and discussions about composition to help
you learn.
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The Music of Sound - Neanderthal
Jam
- You could learn a lot from old musical instruments. We're not talking about a pawnshop full of
rusted saxophones and busted guitars, but about partly fossilized bones with holes that look suspiciously like wind
instruments.
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The Music Room
- The Museum also explores history through dozens of musical performances every year.
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Children's Music Web
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This site has plenty of fun stuff - a concert calendar, radio list, and the "Children's Music Gazette".
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I Hear America Singing
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Have you ever thought about how American songs developed? This PBS site has a timeline covering the history of American concert song as well
as information on the writers, composers, artists, and movements that left their mark.
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Internet Cello Society
- Ever
wonder what that doohickey on your cello is really called? Find out with this picture guide to the instrument.
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Jazz Kids
- Check out this
fun newspaper for kids featuring news and reviews, kids' writing, games, trivia, and more!
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Musically Inclined
- Put on your headphones and get tuned in to the details of music on this site. Visit the virtual library to study the history
of music, music theory, musicians, and more. Go interactive and name that tune, take an instrument test, and find your seat in the concert
hall!
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New York Philharmonic Kidzone
- Meet composers and members of the orchestra, check out the Insider's Guide, explore all kinds of instruments, invent one of your own, and
so much more on this dazzling site!
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Playmusic
- A cool site for
kids from the American Symphony Orchestra League. Learn all about classical music and the instruments that make it.
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San Francisco Symphony Kids
Site
- This website, in conjunction with our live performances, provide a great way for people of all ages
to hear, learn, and have fun with music. Consider this site your premier web destination for learning about music.
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The Symphony
- Learn
what makes up an orchestra, get info on classical composers, play some musical games, and offer your opinion of major composition sound
clips.
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Instrument
Encyclopedia!
- The purpose of this site is to allow you to explore the diversity and creativity of musical
traditions as you browse our gallery or search for a favorite instrument.
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Musical Instrument
Encyclopedia
- What does a didgeridoo do? See popular musical instruments, play their music, or have fun
learning about their origins.
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Kididdles
- MoJo is a singin',
swingin' music mouse-chine! She'll be happy to take you on a guided tour of her Musical Mouseum.
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Study Web - Links for Learning -
Music
- Huge site with many links to sources of information on composers, instruments, and musical
forms.
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Study Web - Links for Learning -
Music
- Huge site with many links to sources of information on composers, instruments, and musical
forms.
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VH1's Save the Music
Foundation
- is a non-profit initiative with two primary missions: To restore music education programs in
America's public schools and to raise awareness of the positive impact music participation has on students.
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Young Composers
- This
site allows young composers to share their music and to talk to other young musicians.
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