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Classroom Music for Little Mozarts: Student CD Book 3: CD

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Classroom Music for Little Mozarts: Student CD Book 3: CD

22 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: 00-34268

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This delightful student CD contains the songs from Classroom Music for Little Mozarts Curriculum Book 3 (see item 00-27612). 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: 0-7390-6524-6
ISBN13: 978-0-7390-6524-2
UPC: 038081379821
SKU: 00-34268

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About the Author: Donna Brink Fox

Donna Brink Fox

Donna Brink Fox is a Professor of Music Education at the Eastman School of Music, where she founded and directs the Early Childhood Music Program. She has shaped early childhood music pedagogy through her leadership of Eastman's community education division and her internationally recognized Orff Schulwerk teacher training course, consulting with educators across the United States and Australia.

Dr. Brink Fox holds degrees from Calvin College, Ohio University, and Ohio State University. Her scholarship and teaching have been featured in the Music Educators Journal, American Music Teacher, and presentations at conferences including MENC, ISME, and Chamber Music America. She serves on the board of the Rochester Aesthetic Education Institute and is a co-author of the Classroom Music for Little Mozarts curriculum, bringing decades of expertise in music for young learners to the classroom.

Why we love this

This recording gives young students immediate access to the melodies and songs they're learning in the classroom, removing the barrier of needing a teacher or pianist present for home practice. Families can sing along together, reinforcing pitch memory and building confidence while preserving the playful narrative that makes the Little Mozarts curriculum so engaging for early learners.

What to expect

Warm, playful, and inviting. The recording brings Mozart Mouse, Beethoven Bear, and their musical friends to life through songs that are memorable, age-appropriate, and filled with the gentle charm that makes early childhood music education delightful.

Who it's for

Young students in early childhood settings who are working through Classroom Music for Little Mozarts Book 3, along with their families and caregivers. This recording extends learning beyond the classroom and makes it easy for parents to support their children's musical development at home without needing to read music themselves.

How to get the most out of it

  • Sing along with the recording during morning circle time to activate prior knowledge before introducing new material in the curriculum book.
  • Let students choose which song to listen to during transitions or calm-down moments; hearing familiar melodies creates security and positive associations with music learning.
  • Encourage families to play the CD in the car or during household routines so singing becomes a natural, joyful part of home life rather than a formal practice activity.

How to use it

Send this home as a companion to Book 3 so families can reinforce what students are learning in class. Use it during indoor recess, dismissal, or arrival routines to keep songs fresh in students' minds between lessons. Playing it regularly at home deepens retention and builds enthusiasm for the next songs in the sequence.

Skills your students will build

  • Pitch memory and melodic recall
  • Singing in tune with recorded models
  • Phonemic awareness through song lyrics
  • Following musical phrasing and expression
  • Sustained attention to music over longer durations

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