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Classroom Music for Little Mozarts: Student CD Book 2: CD

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Classroom Music for Little Mozarts: Student CD Book 2: CD

19 Songs to Bring out the Music in Every Young Child

By Donna Brink Fox, Karen Farnum Surmani, Christine H. Barden, Gayle Kowalchyk, and E. L. Lancaster

Item: 00-34026

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This delightful student CD contains the songs from Classroom Music for Little Mozarts Curriculum Book 2 (see item 00-23820). Perfect for young students and their families who want to continue singing with Mozart Mouse, Beethoven Bear, and the music friends---at home, in the car, or anywhere!

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Series: Music for Little Mozarts
Publisher: Alfred Music
ISBN10: 0-7390-6506-8
ISBN13: 978-0-7390-6506-8
UPC: 038081377483
SKU: 00-34026

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About the Author: Donna Brink Fox

Donna Brink Fox

Donna Brink Fox is Professor of Music Education and Eisenhart Professor of Music Education at the Eastman School of Music, where she directs the Early Childhood Music Program. Her scholarship spans early childhood pedagogy, music therapy applications, and community music education; she has presented at national conferences including MENC, ISME, Chamber Music America, and MTNA, and her writing appears in Music Educators Journal, American Music Teacher, General Music Today, and the International Journal of Music Education.

Beyond her academic work, Brink Fox has shaped early childhood music instruction through curriculum development, teacher training in Orff Schulwerk, and international consulting. She holds degrees from Calvin College, Ohio University, and Ohio State University, and has been recognized with the Eisenhart Award for Excellence in Teaching and an Outstanding Alumni Award from Ohio University.

Why we love this

This recording bridges the classroom and home in a way that sustains young learners' connection to music between sessions. The familiar characters and songs from the curriculum become portable companions, giving families an accessible entry point to continue their child's musical journey without requiring adult music literacy.

What to expect

Warm, playful, and purposeful. The songs maintain the whimsy of Mozart Mouse and Beethoven Bear while grounding young listeners in melodies and concepts they've already begun to internalize. It feels like bringing a beloved music friend home.

Who it's for

Young students (ages 4-7) in early childhood music classrooms who want to extend their learning at home, and parents or caregivers seeking music activities that connect to what their child experiences in school. This CD works best for families who already own the corresponding Curriculum Book 2 or participate in the Classroom Music for Little Mozarts program.

How to get the most out of it

  • Play the CD during transitions or quiet time to reinforce melodic and rhythmic patterns students hear in class
  • Encourage families to sing along with their child at home, treating the recording as an invitation to participate rather than passive listening
  • Use specific tracks to prepare students for upcoming classroom activities, building anticipation and familiarity

How to use it

Send this home as a take-home resource paired with the curriculum book, positioning it as essential listening between lessons. Teachers can reference specific tracks during class, creating continuity when students mention singing the songs with family. Some programs use it as a gift or incentive that accompanies student progress through Curriculum Book 2.

Skills your students will build

  • Melodic recognition and retention through repeated listening
  • Pitch matching and accurate singing
  • Familiarity with musical characters and their associated concepts
  • Home engagement with music and family participation in learning

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