Theory, Literacy & Writing Aids

Keys are same size as an actual piano.

2 octavos on 4" x 14" paper, 50 sheets per pad.

A "How To" Workbook for the Aspiring Composer by Charles W. Lauterbach & Cathy Blair. 

A "How To" Workbook for Aspiring Composers by Charles W. Lauterbach & Cathy Blair. 

Matthew C. Cremisio & Jennifer Lee-Alden. Composing is fun for all when presented in listen-sing/play-read-write sequence

Interactive Lessons for the Music Classroom by Joan Eckroth-Riley. Integrate orchestration and composition seamlessly. Highly recommended!

by Joan Eckroth-Riley. Integrate improvisation and composition into your music classes with these interactive lessons. Highly recommended!

Project these interactive lessons by Jean Eckroth-Riley to provide your students opportunities to improvise and compose. 

Explore, experiment, and create using everyday items.

by Mark Burrows. Kids tell stories before they write. Kids can compose—put together— before they notate.  And they love doing it!

by Mari Schay.

Step-by Step Recipes for the Music Classroom by Tom Anderson

Explore keyboard geography with our 5-octave floor keyboard! Also works great on table at recitals, receptions and parties.

Place bells on the floor keyboard to add ear training to keyboard geography. 

Created by Mary Ann Stewart.  Our walk-on keyboard connects the body, mind, and ear.