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Instructional Video16:42
Music Matters

The Mannheim School of Composers - Music History

9th - 12th
The Mannheim school of composers, led by Stamitz, steered significant musical developments during the second half of the eighteenth century. This music history lesson explains some of their most significant innovations and explains the...
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Instructional Video10:01
Music Matters

The History of Musical Pitch - Music History

9th - 12th
The history of musical pitch. Many of us assume that musical pitch has always been gauged at the same level but this is not the case. Concert pitch is the pitch reference to which a group of musical instruments are tuned for a...
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Instructional Video5:42
Two Minute Music Theory

Introduction to Music History

12th - Higher Ed
A First look at the new music history series from this channel
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Instructional Video13:03
Odd Quartet

Music History - Chopin Nocturne In E-flat Major Op. 9 No. 2

9th - 12th
In this episode of Music History Crash Course we look at one of the most well known composers for piano, Frederic Chopin. Specifically, his Nocturne in E-flat major Opus 9 Number 2. We look at the structure of the composition as well as...
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Instructional Video13:51
Two Minute Music Theory

The History of Western Classical Music (or something)

12th - Higher Ed
ANNOUNCEMENT: As of May 14, 2019, there is a NEW Music History series starting on this channel called "Music In History: The Story of Music". NOTE: This video was created as a bit of a joke on how music history classes and how little...
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Instructional Video11:11
Two Minute Music Theory

Music And The Protestant Reformation - Part I: Germany

12th - Higher Ed
What does a German monk, a Roman Pope, and a Spanish Emperor have to do with music history? Today we look at the events that surrounded 15th and 16th Century German music - particularly that of Martin Luther and the Protestant...
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Instructional Video6:09
Odd Quartet

Music History - Stars And Stripes Forever

9th - 12th
Stars and Stripes Forever is one of the most recognizable marches by John Philip Sousa. In this installment of Music History Crash Course we take a closer look at the iconic composition.
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Instructional Video3:45
Mr Henry's Music World

Music Composers Short History of the Greats!

K - 5th
Learn about the great music composers in our music history with this short animated video.
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Instructional Video39:15
Odd Quartet

Music History - Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2 Listener's Guide Music History

9th - 12th
Rachmaninoff's piano concerto No. 2 is one of his most well known pieces, but did you know that Rachmaninoff struggled with depression and writer's block before being able to write this lovely piece of music? We look at the history...
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Instructional Video16:09
Odd Quartet

Music History - Toccata & Fugue In D Minor, BWV 565

9th - 12th
Toccata and Fugue in D minor is as mysterious as it is well known. In this episode, we take a closer look at the history of the organ piece.
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Instructional Video13:01
Odd Quartet

Music History - Finladia By Jean Sibelius

9th - 12th
Finlandia is one of Sibelius most well known works. Let's take a closer look at the history behind the music and the composer.
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Instructional Video3:58
Great Big Story

The Most Sampled Loop in Music History

12th - Higher Ed
New ReviewDelve into the captivating history of the Amen break, a four-bar drum solo from The Winstons' 'Amen Brother' that revolutionized music production and left an indelible mark across various genres. Learn how Breakbeat Lou and Lenny Roberts...
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Instructional Video4:50
Odd Quartet

Music History - The Most Recognized Piece Of Music (probably) Beethoven’s 5th

9th - 12th
Today we take a look at a piece of music that you have probably heard many times - Beethoven's 5th symphony. Why is it so recognizable and how did it become so popular?
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Instructional Video8:30
Odd Quartet

Music History - Clair De Lune By Claude Debussy

9th - 12th
Clair de Lune is one of Claude Debussy's most popular piano works. Today we take a closer look at the music and the composer. Here are some more awesome videos about Clair de Lune.
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Instructional Video5:27
Odd Quartet

Music History - Who Is Buried In Bach's Grave?

9th - 12th
One of the great mysteries of classical music. We explore the death of Bach and try to piece together where his remains actually ended up after all these years.
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Instructional Video17:57
Odd Quartet

Music History - Shostakovich Symphony No. 5

9th - 12th
Dmitri Shostakovich was a Russian composer and pianist of the 20th century. We take a closer look at his 5th symphony and how the political climate of the time influenced his music.
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Instructional Video11:00
Two Minute Music Theory

Music and the Reformation: Part 1 - Germany

12th - Higher Ed
A look at how the Protestant Reformation in Germany reshaped music history
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Instructional Video4:39
Odd Quartet

Music History - Clara Schumann

9th - 12th
Today we take a closer look at the life of Clara Schumann, one of the most well known piano performers of the Romantic era.
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Instructional Video2:48
Odd Quartet

Music History - The Mahler Hammer

9th - 12th
We look at the ways the Mahler hammer is played, and how it fits in to the rest of Gustav Mahler's sixth symphony.
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Instructional Video15:11
Odd Quartet

Music History - That Time Mozart Stole Music From The Pope

9th - 12th
On a trip to Rome, Mozart and his father go see the Tenebrae service at the Sistine chapel to hear the Miserere. Then things get complicated.
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Instructional Video5:40
Odd Quartet

Weird History of Christmas Carols

9th - 12th
Some Christmas carols have a bizarre history. In this video we look at three different Christmas carols from different eras of music history. We will look at the history behind the carols, who wrote the melody, who wrote the lyrics, and...
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Instructional Video14:10
Odd Quartet

Music History - Listening Guide To Vivaldi's Four Seasons - Spring

9th - 12th
Antonio Vivaldi was an Italian composer of the Baroque era and was very well known during his time as a performer and a teacher. One of the types of music that he like to compose was called “concerto”. A concerto is a type of composition...
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Instructional Video41:44
Curated Video

10 Incredible Moments in Music History 🎶 Smithsonian Channel

9th - 11th
From the place where Elvis recorded his first song to the lost lyrics of “This Land Is Your Land”, here are 10 incredible moments in music history. 0:00 - Intro to 10 Incredible Moments in Music History 0:27 - Elvis Recorded His First...
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Instructional Video1:00
One Minute History

018 Alexander Hamilton - One Minute History

12th - Higher Ed
January 11th, 1755 - Alexander Hamilton is born in the West Indies. His employers pay for his education at King’s College, now Columbia University. After writing his first political paper, he joins the Continental Army and becomes an...

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