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Meet the Great Composers: Activity Sheets, Book 1: Reproducible Activity Sheets

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Meet the Great Composers: Activity Sheets, Book 1: Reproducible Activity Sheets

Including Composer Profiles

By Maurice Hinson and June C. Montgomery

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Perfect for classroom use, Meet the Great Composers Book 1 Activity Sheets contain profiles of each composer featured in Book 1 and are licensed for reproduction.

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Series: Learning Link
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 17
ISBN10: 0-7390-1018-2
ISBN13: 978-0-7390-1018-1
UPC: 038081140698
SKU: 00-16912

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About the Author: Maurice Hinson

Maurice Hinson

Maurice Hinson stands among the most influential voices in American piano pedagogy and repertoire scholarship. His career spanned decades of teaching, research, and performance, including a tenure as Senior Professor of Piano at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, where he shaped curricula in piano, literature, and chamber music. The Music Teachers National Association honored him with a Lifetime Achievement Award in 1994, recognizing his profound impact on the field.

Hinson's scholarly work on American piano music appears in standard references including the New Grove Dictionary of American Music. His editions and books have become foundational resources in piano studios across the United States and internationally. Trained at the University of Florida, University of Michigan, The Juilliard School, and the Conservatoire National in Nancy, France, Hinson brought both rigorous musicological standards and practical teaching wisdom to everything he created.

Why we love this

These activity sheets bring real composer personalities into your classroom without requiring you to build the materials from scratch. Hinson's reputation as a piano literature authority means the profiles are accurate and engaging, offering students substantive information about the composers they're learning to play rather than surface-level trivia. The reproducible format respects your budget and workflow, making composer study an integrated part of piano instruction from day one.

Who it's for

Piano teachers using the companion Learn Link Book 1 repertoire collection in group or private settings will find these sheets essential for deepening student engagement with the composers whose music they're performing. Students ages 8 and up benefit from connecting names and historical context to the pieces on their lesson plans. Classroom music teachers can also use these profiles to enrich general music curricula when covering composer study.

How to use it

Distribute one profile sheet before introducing each new composer's piece from the accompanying repertoire book, turning each composition into a gateway to musical history. The reproducible nature means you can assign profiles as homework, use them in studio group classes, or create a classroom bulletin board that evolves as students work through the collection. Pairing biography with performance creates stronger retention and helps young musicians understand that the composers behind their pieces were real people with stories worth knowing.

Skills your students will build

  • Connecting biographical context to musical composition
  • Recognizing historical periods through composer profiles
  • Building vocabulary around composers and their contributions to music history

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