Need artist/composer study to go with Middle Ages/Ren/Ref please

[HappyGrace]

This is for dd11 (6th grade). I am SO bad about remembering to do art and music along with whatever time period we're doing, and I want to correct that but don't know where to start!

 

I don't care so much about having her DO art with it; just more picture study of famous artists and learn a bit about composers and their music.

[Pata]

I've got one that we did posted at the ES yahoo group, there's a link in my siggy below.

[ABQmom]

Try Harmony Fine Arts:

 

http://harmonyartmom.blogspot.com/p/customer-reviews-of-hfa.html

 

http://www.squidoo.com/harmonyfinearts

[taffnus]

Homeschool in the Woods has activity-paks for both (artists and composers) that we're planning on doing this year. You may check them out. http://www.homeschoolinthewoods.com/

[Guest sheree00]

I found God and the History of Art. It is awesome! http://www.howgreatthouart.com/products/26.html It has a section for each different time period and the art during that time. I am also in the Middle Ages so we're in the same boat. HTH :)

[Shifra]

I would like to share that I found at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra's store a book called Composing Revisited: An Historical Approach to Learning How to Write Music: Volume I: The Middle Ages by Jamie Allen (who is the education director for the Dallas Symphony) & Toni Austin-Allen.

 

Composing Revisited is not listed on the Dallas Symphony store's website, but you can call their phone number at 214-871-4066 to order it.