Classical Conversations Trivium Table: Music
The Classical Conversations Music Trivium Table is a convenient, portable reference chart! Developed to accompany Math in Motion (not included and sold-separately) and to give Challenge I students a quick reference of common music theory concepts and charts, it can still be used by both Challenge II and Foundations students as an aid in listening comprehension while studying music history and listening to classical music. Challenge IV students can use it to supplement their study of sound in physics. Blank staves allow students to practice drawing basic musical symbols with dry-erase markers, or compose and transpose more complex musical phrases. Other panels provide diagrams and illustrations of important musical concepts such as the physical and mathematical basis of an octave. Important Western composers are represented on their own timeline. Finally, the instruments of an orchestra are beautifully illustrated to teach the parts of a symphony and its arrangement. Like the rest of the Trivium Tables series, this product has eight laminated panels folded accordion style and is sized 8 3/8? x 10 7/8? to fit easily into your notebook.
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Details:Classical Conversations Trivium Table: Music
The Classical Conversations Music Trivium Table is a convenient, portable reference chart! Developed to accompany Math in Motion (not included and sold-separately) and to give Challenge I students a quick reference of common music theory concepts and charts, it can still be used by both Challenge II and Foundations students as an aid in listening comprehension while studying music history and listening to classical music. Challenge IV students can use it to supplement their study of sound in physics. Blank staves allow students to practice drawing basic musical symbols with dry-erase markers, or compose and transpose more complex musical phrases. Other panels provide diagrams and illustrations of important musical concepts such as the physical and mathematical basis of an octave. Important Western composers are represented on their own timeline. Finally, the instruments of an orchestra are beautifully illustrated to teach the parts of a symphony and its arrangement. Like the rest of the Trivium Tables series, this product has eight laminated panels folded accordion style and is sized 8 3/8? x 10 7/8? to fit easily into your notebook.
Price now:
$12.00
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The Classical Conversations Music Trivium Table is a convenient, portable reference chart! Developed to accompany Math in Motion (not included and sold-separately) and to give Challenge I students a quick reference of common music theory concepts and charts, it can still be used by both Challenge II and Foundations students as an aid in listening comprehension while studying music history and listening to classical music. Challenge IV students can use it to supplement their study of sound in physics. Blank staves allow students to practice drawing basic musical symbols with dry-erase markers, or compose and transpose more complex musical phrases. Other panels provide diagrams and illustrations of important musical concepts such as the physical and mathematical basis of an octave. Important Western composers are represented on their own timeline. Finally, the instruments of an orchestra are beautifully illustrated to teach the parts of a symphony and its arrangement. Like the rest of the Trivium Tables series, this product has eight laminated panels folded accordion style and is sized 8 3/8? x 10 7/8? to fit easily into your notebook.
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