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A HIGH-FLYING MUSIC QUIZ – while in sunset dappled skies
It’s time for another Notes from a Composer musical quiz! All musical tracks and/or musical quiz queries will be somehow related to air travel, to tie in to these shots I took out the cabin window of our sunset … Continue reading →
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Tagged airplane, airplanes, Angela Lansbury, Blondie, Ellen Degeneres, Evita, flying, Flying Away (Finale), Flying Down to Rio, Fred Astaire, Fun Home, High Flying Adored, James Bond, Madison, Mandy Patinkin, Mary Poppins Returns, Mile High, Nowhere to Go But Up, Octopussy, Patti LuPone, photography, photos, Rita Coolidge, selfie, sky, sunset, The Beatles
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FIRST GRADE OPERAS: New Similarities and Differences
When all three first grade classes chose “Magic” as the theme for their original operas I worried that the three pieces would all end up being too similar. However, the three “Theme Sentences” (for 1-1: “Magic can control people’s minds”; … Continue reading →
Posted in The Teaching Artist
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Tagged brooklyn, Brooklyn Children's School, character, dinosaur, first grade, flying, loved one, magic, musical, Opera, original, superpower, teaching artist, theme, time travel, want
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