Homeschool Music Curriculum
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow once said, “Music is the universal language of mankind.” It often brings us together, though it differs from culture to culture and even generation to generation. But how much do we really know about the music we listen to or the music from centuries past? Students in elementary through high school can enjoy learning about the history of music and famous composers. They can study music theory and even take guitar and violin lessons without ever leaving home.
Please use the key below to see what components a class includes. Please note: the class will contain a combination of the components listed.
Browse All Music Courses
Advanced Music Theory
Appreciating the Gift of Music
Beginner Drum Lessons
Beginning Violin
Composing with the Masters
Fun with Music
Great Musicians
Guitar
If It Isn’t Baroque . . . The History of Western Music
Music Theory I & II
Music Throughout History
Music and Voice
Browse All Music Unit Studies
Art Tatum
John Coltrane
Music Mania
Thelonious Monk
Schoolhouse Music Recorder Lessons
Browse All Music World Book Resources
History of Music
Make Some Noise
Important People: Music
Articles and More: Music
Biography Center: Music
Articles and More: Music
Música (Music)
Browse All Music by Grade
Preschool
Kindergarten
Elementary
Middle School
High School
Family
Quick Links: Music Curriculum by Grade Level
- Appreciating the Gift of Music: Go to lessons or read more.
- Music Theory I & II: Go to lessons or read more.
These unit studies may be found in Music Unit Studies.
- Schoolhouse Music Recorder Lessons (K–3rd) (introductory level only) by Jarrod Bell
- Beginner Drum Lessons: Go to lessons or read more.
- Beginning Violin: Go to lessons or read more.
- Fun with Music: Go to lessons or read more.
- Great Musicians: Go to lessons or read more.
- Guitar: Go to lessons or read more.
- If it Isn’t Baroque… The History of Western Music: Go to lessons or read more.
- Music Theory I & II: Go to lessons or read more.
These unit studies may be found in Music Unit Studies.
- Art Tatum (1st-12th) by Julie Pierce
- John Coltrane (1st-12th) by Julie Pierce
- Music Mania (1st–3rd) by The Old Schoolhouse®
- Thelonious Monk (1st-12th) by Julie Pierce
- Schoolhouse Music Recorder Lessons (K–3rd) (introductory level only) by Jarrod Bell
- Beginner Drum Lessons: Go to lessons or read more.
- Beginning Violin: Go to lessons or read more.
- Composing with the Masters: Go to lessons or read more.
- Fun with Music: Go to lessons or read more.
- Guitar: Go to lessons or read more.
- If it Isn’t Baroque… The History of Western Music: Go to lessons or read more.
- Music Theory I & II: Go to lessons or read more.
These unit studies may be found in Music Unit Studies.
- Art Tatum (1st-12th) by Julie Pierce
- John Coltrane (1st-12th) by Julie Pierce
- Thelonious Monk (1st-12th) by Julie Pierce
- Advanced Music Theory: Go to lessons or read more.
- Beginner Drum Lessons: Go to lessons or read more.
- Beginning Violin: Go to lessons or read more.
- Composing with the Masters: Go to lessons or read more.
- Fun with Music: Go to lessons or read more.
- Guitar: Go to lessons or read more.
- If it Isn’t Baroque… The History of Western Music: Go to lessons or read more.
- Music Theory I & II: Go to lessons or read more.
- Music Throughout History: Go to lessons or read more.
These unit studies may be found in Music Unit Studies.
- Art Tatum (1st-12th) by Julie Pierce
- John Coltrane (1st-12th) by Julie Pierce
- Thelonious Monk (1st-12th) by Julie Pierce
