Carnegie Hall

By any definition, music moves. As organized sound, music moves through time. We can perceive music as moving through space from high to low, filling the spaces in between with harmonies, timbres, and textures. Music moves us, evoking a full range of emotional responses, and music compels us to move our bodies and create dance. Through the Link Up repertoire, hands-on activities, and a culminating interactive performance with a professional orchestra, we will discover all the interwoven ways that the orchestra moves.

Music Skills Assessment
Music Skills Assessment Score Sheet
Common Core Moves: State Standards Initiative
Mozart Cut-Out
Instrument Family Portraits
The Orchestra Map
Instrument Identification (Visual)
The History of Carnegie Hall
Peer Assessment
Self Assessment
Projectable Image of Gondola
Sound Vibrations
Conduct Us
Angélica Negrón
The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra Online (For Students)
The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra Online (For Teachers)
1-2-3 Composition Challenge
Mapping Beethoven's Motif
My Own Motif
Expressive Qualities in the Link Up Repertoire
Music Sets the Scene
Soundscape Chart
Learning Standards