- Grade Levels:
- 4-5
- Length:
- 20-30 minutes
- Taping Rights:
- Unlimited
- MARC Record:
- Downloadable
- Teaching Materials:
- See Below
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Louisville Orchestra Associate Conductor Robert Franz, composer Lawrence Dillon, and Kentucky author George Ella Lyon explore the connections between the process of writing a story and the process of composing a piece of music in this 2001 KET production. They discuss the common elements of character, setting, and conflict/resolution and illustrate, through words and music, how they create these elements and weave them into a whole.
Throughout the three classroom programs, the artists are joined by an audience of young people who join in the discussions and share their own ideas as well.
Program of Studies:
Reading: Forming a Foundation, Developing an Initial Understanding
Arts and Humanities: Structure in the Arts, Purposes for Creating the Arts, Processes in the Arts, Interrelationships Among the Arts, Humanity in the Arts
Writing: Writing Structure, Writing Content, Writing Conventions, Writing Process
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