• Program Guides

    Explore a wide variety of hands-on curriculum guides for K–12 teachers and students, sheet music, worksheets, and in-class resources like audio and video.

  • Musical Explorers

    Through this yearlong curriculum, students engage in skills-based activities, listening, and creative work; meet local musicians; learn vocal repertoire from different cultures, languages, and traditions; and make meaningful connections with their communities.

  • Musical Explorers 2008-2009 Resources
    This curriculum is a two-semester journey designed to connect students to the diverse musical community of New York City through Irish, Indian, Gospel, Russian, French, Italian, and South African music.
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    Musical Explorers 2009-2010 Resources
    This curriculum is a two-semester journey designed to connect students to the diverse musical community of New York City through Cuban, Chinese, American Folk, Jazz, Sephardic, and Broadway music.
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    Musical Explorers 2010–2011 Resources
    This curriculum is designed to connect students to the diverse musical community of New York City as they develop listening, singing, and composing skills.
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    Musical Explorers 2011-2012 Resources
    This curriculum is a two-semester journey designed to connect students to the diverse musical community of New York City through the rhythms of Syrian, Mexican,  Jazz, Balkan, Haitian, and Old-Time Swing music.
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  • Link Up

    Students in grades 3–5 explore, construct, and deconstruct melodies from a range of colorful orchestral repertoire incorporating skills-based and creative work. Students learn about composers' musical choices and make their own while preparing to perform in a culminating concert.  

  • Link Up: Beginnings Resources
    This curriculum is a general music-literacy resource that introduces students to the orchestra, music notation, and basic recorder skills. Includes audio selections.
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    Link Up: The Orchestra Rocks Resources
    A concert repertoire curriculum guide that includes lesson plans, accompanying audio, student workbook pages, and basic assessment tools.
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    Link Up: The Orchestra Sings Resources
    This music education program is a concert repertoire curriculum guide intended for music classrooms. Resources include lesson plans, accompanying audio, student workbook pages, and basic assessment tools.
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    Link Up: The Orchestra Moves Resources
    Through the Link Up repertoire, hands-on activities, and a culminating interactive performance with a professional orchestra, we will discover how the orchestra moves.
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  • Perelman American Roots

    How does African American song unite people? Explore African American song and its connections to history and current events in social studies and choral classrooms. 

  • Perelman American Roots Resources
    The Perelman American Roots program encourages students to explore African American song and its connections to history and current events.
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  • Global Encounters

    Bring the music of the world into your social studies, English, or music course. In recent semesters, Global Encounters has focused on the music of Mexico, India, and Turkey. 

  • Global Encounters Mexico Resources
    A curriculum featuring Mexican fandango music and Mexican harpist Celso Duarte.
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    Global Encounters India Resources
    Join us as we explore Classical Indian music with our featured artist, Indian tabla performer Sameer Gupta.
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    Global Encounters Turkey Resources
    Explore Turkish Romani music with our featured artist, Romani clarinetist Selim Sesler.
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