Music Tracks in Schumann

Week 4 - Tracks 1-18
    1. Page 94 Soldiers’ March
    2. Page 96 Hunting Song
    3. Page 99 The Reaper’s Song
    4. Page 107 The Merry Farmer’s Return from Work
    5. Page 112 Melody
    6. Page 120 Curious Story
    7. Page 128 Ditty
    8. Page 132 The Wild Horseman
    9. Page 142 Little Romance
    10. Page 144 First Loss
    11. Page 146 Sicilienne
    12. Page 149 Sonata in G
    13. Page 153 The Poor Orphan
    14. Page 156 Harvest Song
    15. Page 158 Cradle Song
    16. Page 162 Knight Rupert
    17. Page 164 Norse Song
    18. Page 166 Bagatelle

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App Alerts

Learn more about the Napoleon Bonaparte and the Napoleonic Wars.
(From page 75 in the student activity book.)

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Listen to hear samples of different styles of music.
(From page 76 in the student activity book.)

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Watch to learn about each instrument or listen to their sound.
(From page 78 in the student activity book.)

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Listen to Shostakovich’s Symphony No.7 in C major (Leningrad).
(From page 82 in the student activity book.)

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Watch to see a demonstration of the conductor’s role in the orchestra.
(From page 84 in the student activity book.)

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Learn more about Clara and her music.
(From page 88 in the student activity book.)

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Watch for more information about pitch and a chance to practice identifying high and low pitches.
(From page 91 in the student activity book.)

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Here is an example of a song that allows you to hear the beat and the rhythm simultaneously.
(From page 91 in the student activity book.)

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Learn more about rhythm and beat.
(From page 91 in the student activity book.)

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Here is a comprehensive list of musical genres.
(From page 101 in the student activity book.)

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Here are tips on how to improve your articulation.
(From page 101 in the student activity book.)

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