Learn about music history and theory in a beautifully curated five-week study! Layout is detailed, yet easy to follow with little to no preparation involved.

Study includes weekly applicable Bible verses in ESV translation with provided copywork in both manuscript and cursive. Narration prompts, simple music projects, music playlists, and educational video links will enrich your children's learning experience.

Images of example notebooking pages from various grades are included throughout. All resources, videos and weekly syllabuses are hyperlinked for ease of use.

The required literature list is carefully selected to be a timeless addition to your home library. An optional literature and resource list for further learning is also provided.

Notebooking is a key element in the study--if you don't have a good understanding of the art of notebooking, this study can be purchased with the Notebooking Manual as a bundle.

Best suited for grades K-6

I am so pleased to partner with Natalie Larson (IG: @natalieglarson) and couldn’t have asked for a more equipped and experienced person to write this study. Natalie is a homeschooling mom of five who spent her childhood in concert halls. Since then she has studied various forms of music in college, performed lead roles in opera, has been a songwriter in Nashville and is currently a worship leader in Bend, OR. Thank you Natalie and kids for pouring your hearts into this study for all of us to enjoy!

Required books for the study are as follows:

A Child’s Introduction to the Orchestra, by Robert Levine
Hallelujah Handel, by Douglas Cowling
Ada’s Violin: The Story of the Recycled Orchestra of Paraguay, by Susan Hood

The Magic Flute: An Opera by Mozart, by Kyra Teis
The 39 Apartments of Ludwig Van Beethoven, by Jonah Winter
Duke Ellington: The Piano Prince and His Orchestra, by Andrea Davis Pinkney Shake Rag,

From the Life of Elvis Presley, by Amy Littlesugar
The Vanderbeekers of 141st Street, by Karina Yan Glaser