Classical Styles Music
The word 'classical' really has two meanings: firstly, it is used when music is described as belonging to one of two broad categories, for example 'pop' and 'classical'. However, when it is written with a capital 'C', it refers to the short period of time between approximately 1750 and 1820. Sites in this category cover music written in the classical tradition from approximately 1750 onwards. This includes music of the Classical and Romantic periods, as well as 'classical' music from the twentieth century to the present.
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Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra - Kids Online - Offers games, classical concert and musician information to kids and their families.
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Classical Net - Comprehensive collection of information and news: articles, CD reviews, composers and their music, the basic repertoire, recommended compositions and recordings.
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New York Philharmonic KidZone - Users can hear instruments, watch interviews with musicians and follow the orchestra around the world, as well as learn about composers, create their own music, and read about the symphony's conductors.
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Discover ESO - Learn about the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, as well as musical instruments, musicians, and composers. Also offers games and quizzes.
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SoYouWanna Learn About Classical Music? - Light-spirited history of the different styles, composers, and famous pieces from the last 1500 years in music.
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San Francisco Symphony Kids' Site - Teaches the instruments of the orchestra, the basics of reading music, and has an online radio to listen to some classical music's greatest hits.
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Concise History of Western Music - An online tutor for the 2nd edition of Barbara Russano Hanning's book about the development of musical genres in Western Europe. Study aids include chapter outlines, quizzes and listening guides.
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Dallas Symphony Orchestra for Kids - Instrument encyclopedia, orchestra seating chart, games, music theory, classroom activities, and information about attending the symphony.
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From the Top - Explore the world of classical music by meeting other young musicians. Discover and find musical facts, stories, or guides to all things music-related.
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Music History Resources - Outlines and timelines covering the development of genres from the Middle Ages to the present. Includes notes about composers and stylistic characteristics.
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