The Roman numeral system, SATB writing, and major/ minor/ diminished chords: Three concepts, one game! Roman Rummy is the perfect game to help advanced students see how these three concepts come together. No togas required! How to Play Deal 5 cards to each player. (If you wish to play with more than 6 players you…
Early advanced
A Very Romantic Map
Get to know where some of the composers of the Romantic period were from and gradually conquer Europe. Plus open up a discussion about the Romantic period in general and the lives of these great composers. How to Play Players take turns to draw a card from the pile, find out where the composer was…
Baroque Boulevard
Baroque Boulevard is a beautiful opportunity to explore the Baroque era, with plenty of silliness thrown in! This game will not “test” your students’ knowledge but rather give them information to spark curiosity and actions and discussion points to make their new knowledge stick. HOW TO PLAY Place a token for each player on the…
Romantic Road
Romantic Road is a beautiful opportunity to explore the Romantic era, with plenty of silliness thrown in! This game will not “test” your students’ knowledge but rather give them information to spark curiosity and actions and discussion points to make their new knowledge stick. HOW TO PLAY Place a token for each player on the…
Jazz Journey
Jazz Journey is a beautiful opportunity to explore the history of jazz, with plenty of silliness thrown in! This game will not “test” your students’ knowledge but rather give them information to spark curiosity and actions and discussion points to make their new knowledge stick. HOW TO PLAY Place a token for each player on…
Shopping with Chopin
Get to know some facts and quirky details about this wonderful composer by going shopping together! The bonus of this game is that the name can prompt a discussion of how to pronounce Chopin and make it more memorable for your students. 🙂 HOW TO PLAY The first player draws a card at…
Classical Causeway
Classical Causeway is a beautiful opportunity to explore the Classical era, with plenty of silliness thrown in! This game will not “test” your students’ knowledge but rather give them information to spark curiosity and actions and discussion points to make their new knowledge stick. HOW TO PLAY Place a token for each player on the…
Recital Ready
To be truly confident and prepared for a recital we need our students to practice specific performance skills. This adaptable game helps you do just that. HOW TO USE Boardgame version: Set up the board beside near where you practice at home. Do the first task and then place a marker/counter in the first space. …
Jumbo Note Values
Jumbo Note Values are simply full page note value posters. These can be used in many games or on display board in your studio. How to use These note value posters can be used for any rhythm activity or displayed on the walls in your studio. You can find suggestions for rhythm activities that use…
Rhythm in 5
Do your students all play with excellent rhythm without much guidance from you? Do they value rhythm as much as they should, or do they sacrifice rhythm in favour of correct pitch? If we think about it, we know that’s not the right way round. It’s remarkable the difference good rhythm makes. And, yet, many…