Piece of Music

Halloween is the perfect time to explore the  spookier  side of classical music! From ghostly dances to thundering organ chords, composers have long loved to paint eerie, mysterious scenes through sound. Here are  five spine-tingling pieces that will send shivers down your spine — and delight your students or audience this spooky season! 🎹 1.  J.S. Bach –  Toccata and Fugue in D Minor No Halloween playlist is complete without Bach’s legendary  Toccata and Fugue in D Minor . The dramatic...

If you’ve ever looked for a fun, hands-on way to help students  feel  rhythm rather than just count it,  Musical Dominoes might become your new favorite teaching tool. Designed for classrooms, music studios, and even family game nights, this set of 80 rhythm-based tiles turns music notation into an interactive game of strategy, listening, and creativity. 🎲 What’s Inside the Set Each domino tile shows: One side:  a  note or rest  (from eighth to whole) Other side:  a  rhythmic value  — 1/2,...

Learning music theory doesn’t have to mean memorising notes and staring at symbols. For young children — especially those between ages 5 and 8 — music should be all about play, curiosity, and exploration.